BLAC Golf · Organizations
The Institutions
From the United Golfers Association to the APGA Tour — the organizations that sustained Black golf through exclusion and are building its future.
From the United Golfers Association to the APGA Tour — the organizations that sustained Black golf through exclusion and are building its future.
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Associations & Community
The institutions that kept the game alive, and the ones growing it now.
Women's golf community · Atlanta, GA · Est. 2013
Black Girls Golf
To make golf a comfortable, welcoming place for Black women and girls.
A national network founded by Tiffany Mack Fitzgerald that introduces Black women and girls to golf through lessons, clinics, leagues, community, and business networking.
Website →Women's golf community · Atlanta, GA · Est. 2023
Ladies Who Golf
To make golf approachable while helping women build confidence, relationships, professional access, wellness, and community.
An Atlanta-founded golf community offering instruction, memberships, networking, retreats, wellness, mentorship, and chapter communities for professional women.
Website →Development · Atlanta, GA
Women in Golf Foundation
Expanding opportunities for women and girls in golf.
Founded and led by LaJean Gould, the Atlanta-based Women in Golf Foundation has run the National Women's Collegiate Golf Championship for more than 30 years, supporting women's golf at HBCUs and contributing over $340,000 to collegiate programs.
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Amateur golf & youth development · Atlanta, GA · Est. 1996
Atlanta Pro-Duffers Golf Club
To advance fellowship, amateur golf, youth exposure, and charitable service in Atlanta.
The Atlanta chapter of Pro-Duffers USA, established in 1996, combining member golf with youth instruction and charitable tournaments.
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