LPGA-USGA Girls Golf provides an opportunity for girls, ages 7 to 17, to learn to play golf, build lasting friendships and experience competition in a fun, supportive environment, preparing them for a lifetime of enjoyment with the game. Girls are learning values inherent to the game of golf, such as practice, respect, perseverance, and honesty, preparing them to meet
challenges of today's world with confidence.

LPGA-USGA Girls Golf sites are coordinated by site directors who are LPGA or PGA professionals, USGA members, Girl Scout leaders, Hook A Kid On Golf directors, Executive Women's Golf Association (EWGA) members, volunteers, moms, dads or members of local golf associations. Each program also has two boards: an adult advisory board, consisting of parents and others from the community who support girls' golf; and a junior advisory board, consisting of five girls from the different levels who assist in event planning, preparing the newsletter and provide feedback on programs.

Individual programs cover the costs for course access, fees, snacks, special events, instruction and miscellaneous expenses through fund raising, membership dues and event fees, as well as donations from the community.

Quality Instruction
Girls Golf provides a solid foundation for girls who want to play for fun with friends and family, to compete at the high school, college, and/or local, state, and national levels or to learn for future career purposes, both inside and outside the golf industry.

The program offers a five-level progressive learning system on the course, starting from the green and moving back to the tee. Participants are divided into five levels. All levels include golf instruction and rules geared to the girls' skill level.

Many Girls Golf programs have year-round activities, meeting monthly during the school year and weekly during the summer months, providing the consistency necessary for a successful learning experience.

The only national initiative of its kind, LPGA-USGA Girls Golf is organized as a partnership between the Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA), the world's longest-running women's professional sports association, and the United States Golf Association (USGA), the national governing body of golf. The LPGA and the USGA are non-profit 501(c)(3) charitable organizations.

The LPGA and the USGA are committed to further promote the growth and the future of girls' golf in the United States.

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 Minnesota Site directors for LPGA
Girls golf