Women's Amateur Golf Association

Overview

The Women's Amateur Golf Association, also known as the LPGA Amateur Golf Association, is a U.S.-based nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting women's amateur golf. It operates as part of the larger LPGA family, providing a community for women of all golfing abilities.

History

The organization has its roots in the Executive Women's Golf Association (EWGA), which was acquired by the LPGA in 2018. Following the acquisition, it was rebranded as the LPGA Amateur Golf Association, expanding its focus to include amateur golfers across the United States and North America.

Mission

The primary goal of the Women's Amateur Golf Association is to connect women who are passionate about golf, offering opportunities to learn, play, and enjoy the sport. The association fosters an inclusive environment where members can network, participate in social events, clinics, and competitive tournaments.

Activities

The organization hosts a variety of events, including casual gatherings, social networking opportunities, golf clinics, and weekly playing sessions. For those interested in competitive golf, the association conducts several association-wide tournaments annually, featuring team formats and individual stroke play events.

Chapters and Global Presence

With over 15,500 members across more than 130 chapters globally, the Women's Amateur Golf Association provides a substantial network for amateur women golfers. Members are connected globally, allowing for opportunities to engage with other enthusiasts worldwide.

Development and Outreach

As a key part of the LPGA family, the Women's Amateur Golf Association supports the development of women's golf by promoting participation and skills development among its members. This support contributes to the broader mission of enhancing women's golf worldwide.