The organization has four core programs:

Women’s Annual Collegiate 

  • 3 days of learning and applying leadership development and networking skills with the opportunity and access to industry experts and corporate role models.
  • Increase training, playing opportunities, and competitive participation levels of women in the sport.

Youth Program 

  • Young females play golf in pursuit of scholarships to attend institutions of higher learning to further their education and potentially a career in golf.
  • Overall knowledge and etiquette on the golf course.
  • Leadership, life skills and golf

Executive Women’s Golf Program 

  • Designed with the busy executive in mind this program provides career enhancing skills.  Learning the game of golf provides lifelong access and opportunity.
  • Inclusiveness to the “secret corporate club”.  Acquire skills, techniques and knowledge for the use of golf as a career development opportunity.

Atlanta Girl’s Cup

  • Grow the program to receive exemptions to other ranking sanctioned events
  • Raise funds to assist the participants with entry fees into other competitive events
  • Develop competitive players
  • Reach the level of competition where girls will receive ranking points from this event

Program Deliverables

Women’s Collegiate Annual Golf Championship

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The annual invitational event of selected women’s college teams participate and play for the Women’s Collegiate Championship. The trophy is the Renee Powell Cup, honoring Renee Powell, a pioneer African American Female professional golfer. The winning team is presented the trophy to reign as champions for the year. The event is officiated by Georgia Golf Association/PGA professionals/USGA volunteers and results are reported to Golf Statistics. Results are also reported via major sports publications and media forums.

The 3-day competition event, includes learning, growing, and networking opportunities:

  • Day 1 includes leadership development education and a pro-am tournament with Business professionals inclusive of our generous program sponsors and partners
  • Day 2 and 3 is the 36-hole championship tournament for the college women to culminate their season.

Youth Golf Leadership and Life Skills Program

WIGF youth programing is designed with the primary goal of developing leaders. The programs use golf as a focal point to teach critical leadership, competitive and social skills that are required for youth development. The programs focus on girls but will accept boys if space is available.

The youth programs are made available to any youth applying and approved wherever they live. Over the twenty years of the program’s existence, students have participated from across the United States.

The youth golf programs are supported by the USGA and LPGA Foundation.

Executive Women’s Golf Program

How many deals are made on the golf course?  Why should men be the only participants networking, making deals and utilizing golf as a career advantage?  Our world is continuously changing.  Women now have more influence than any other time in our history.  The roles of women are actively being re-defined, and this is recognized by corporate executives, business owners and the golf industry.  Now is the time to learn the game of golf and allow yourself a competitive edge.

“Golf, A Great Business Decision!”

Atlanta Girl’s Cup

Atlanta Girl’s Cup will be held each year in October at Browns Mill Golf Course in Atlanta, Georgia. LPGA USGA Girls programs are invited to participate. There will be 3 flights: 6-hole, 9-hole and 18-hole. The objective is to create more opportunities for older girls to play competitive golf and for the younger girls to learn to play competitively. Support is requested to cover the cost of trophies, gifts, golf course expenses as well as entry fees for girls that require assistance.