Whether you are a beginner taking your first lesson, returning to the game after some time, or a lifelong golfer, you will find a welcoming community within one of the over 100 chapters of the LPGA Amateur Golf Association.
LPGA*USGA Girls Golf (Girls Golf) programs specialize in providing girl-friendly environments for juniors to learn the game of golf. They’re the experts in making the game of golf fun, and teach more than just stance and swing; they teach girls valuable life skills like confidence and perseverance.
With more than 1,700 members, the LPGA Teaching and Club Professionals are dedicated to growing the game of golf through teaching, managing golf facilities, and coaching. Become better together with some of the most talented instructors in golf.
LPGA Golf 101 Programs provide beginner golf instruction for women. Through an expert-led, 6-session course, LPGA Golf 101 will help you build confidence in your game, network with women in your community, and unlock all the benefits golf has to offer.
OTHER PROGRAMS
In order to encourage more black women to play golf, Black Girls Golf was created to be a safe space for women to learn the game and form connections with other golfers.
The First Tee is a youth sports organization whose mission is to grow the game of golf by transforming the experiences that kids (and families) have with the sports.
Led by the PGA of America, Get Golf Ready is a beginner golf introductory course spanning 5 lessons that provides a basic foundation for the game of golf.
Golf Channel Academy is a network of world-class coaches and teaching facilities dedicated to improving your game.
The goal of the Latina Golfers Association is to make golf accessible to women of Latin descent by offering affordable golf clinics for beginner and intermediate players, and teaching women how to utilize golf as a business tool.
The PGA of America is one of the world’s largest sports organizations with nearly 29,000 PGA Professionals who work daily to grow interest and participation in the game of golf.
The USGA has been working to make golf accessible to those with busy lifestyles. Play 9 Play Days take place at courses across the country, encouraging people to play 9 holes of golf with their friends and family.
PGA Junior League brings family and friends together around fun, team golf experiences with expert coaching from LPGA and PGA professionals.
The National Alliance for Accessible Golf is the leader in inclusion—working to ensure the opportunity for all individuals with disabilities to play the game of golf.
No golf ability? No problem! Topgolf is a game that anyone can play and win! Score points by hitting microchipped golf balls at giant dartboard-like targets on an outfield. Play golf in a relaxed, super-fun atmosphere.
The mission of US Kids Golf is to help kids have fun learning the lifelong game of gold and to encourage family interaction that builds lasting memories.
Occurring annually in early June, Women’s Golf Day encourages women—whether they be experienced or first-time players—to play golf.
Women of Color Golf promotes and facilitates the inclusion of minority women and girls into the game of golf through clinics and mentoring programs.
Among the first organizations that combined learning golf and personal development, Women on Course creates a social environment where women can participate in travel and corporate programs.
Youth on Course provides youth ages 6-18 with access to life-changing opportunities through golf.
OTHER PROGRAMS
In order to encourage more black women to play golf, Black Girls Golf was created to be a safe space for women to learn the game and form connections with other golfers.
The First Tee is a youth sports organization whose mission is to grow the game of golf by transforming the experiences that kids (and families) have with the sports.
Led by the PGA of America, Get Golf Ready is a beginner golf introductory course spanning 5 lessons that provides a basic foundation for the game of golf.
Golf Channel Academy is a network of world-class coaches and teaching facilities dedicated to improving your game.
The goal of the Latina Golfers Association is to make golf accessible to women of Latin descent by offering affordable golf clinics for beginner and intermediate players, and teaching women how to utilize golf as a business tool.
The PGA of America is one of the world’s largest sports organizations with nearly 29,000 PGA Professionals who work daily to grow interest and participation in the game of golf.
The USGA has been working to make golf accessible to those with busy lifestyles. Play 9 Play Days take place at courses across the country, encouraging people to play 9 holes of golf with their friends and family.
PGA Junior League brings family and friends together around fun, team golf experiences with expert coaching from LPGA and PGA professionals.
The National Alliance for Accessible Golf is the leader in inclusion—working to ensure the opportunity for all individuals with disabilities to play the game of golf.
No golf ability? No problem! Topgolf is a game that anyone can play and win! Score points by hitting microchipped golf balls at giant dartboard-like targets on an outfield. Play golf in a relaxed, super-fun atmosphere.
The mission of US Kids Golf is to help kids have fun learning the lifelong game of gold and to encourage family interaction that builds lasting memories.
Occurring annually in early June, Women’s Golf Day encourages women—whether they be experienced or first-time players—to play golf.
Women of Color Golf promotes and facilitates the inclusion of minority women and girls into the game of golf through clinics and mentoring programs.
Among the first organizations that combined learning golf and personal development, Women on Course creates a social environment where women can participate in travel and corporate programs.
Youth on Course provides youth ages 6-18 with access to life-changing opportunities through golf.