
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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HBCU Golf Programs
The college pipeline — programs building the next generation.
HBCU golf program · Houston, TX
Texas Southern University Golf
Tiger golf in Houston.
Texas Southern fields men's and women's golf in the SWAC, developing talent in one of America's great golf cities.
Associations & Community
The institutions that kept the game alive, and the ones growing it now.
Historic amateur golf association · Houston, TX · Est. 1946
Lone Star Golf Association
To sustain amateur golf, junior development, scholarships, fellowship, and service in Houston.
A historic Houston Black golf association founded in 1946, with junior golf, scholarship, tournament, and community programs.
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Brotherhood, scholarships & community service · Cleveland, OH
Black Elite Golfers
To use golf to strengthen brotherhood, support communities, and create educational opportunity through scholarships.
A nonprofit golf community that grew from a recurring group of friends into Cleveland and Houston chapters supporting fellowship, scholarships, and civic work.
Website →Women's golf education · Houston, TX · Est. 2021
Women on Par Golf Club HTX
To help women and girls of color move from lessons to confident on-course participation.
A Houston golf club founded as a safe, supportive space where women of color can learn fundamentals, etiquette, rules, and on-course play.
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