We are a next-generation girls’ golf movement that goes beyond instruction to build identity, confidence, and competitive pathways.
Through mentorship, competition, and community engagement, AGG provides young female athletes with opportunities to build their skills and confidence. These athletes also form lasting connections within the game. The organization believes golf offers more than athletic development—it helps young women gain leadership, resilience, and a strong sense of identity both on and off the course.
Unlike other national programs, AGG focuses on local partnerships and community engagement. It creates accessible pathways for girls to join the sport and grow within their own communities.
Our mission is to inspire and support the next generation of female golfers. We provide accessible pathways, foster local partnerships, and build a strong identity for women’s golf. We aim to ensure every girl can participate, belong, and lead through golf.
AGG makes sure young women entering the sport have the support, visibility, and opportunities they deserve. It helps them develop not just as athletes but as leaders within their communities.
American Golf Girl believes the future of women’s golf is stronger when communities invest in young athletes. AGG uses events and partnerships with schools, clubs, and community groups to offer girls meaningful chances to engage with the game and build confidence in their abilities.
By connecting junior players with experienced golfers, mentors, and organizations, AGG builds an environment where young women can thrive. They grow both competitively and personally.
American Golf Girl is led by passionate leaders who are committed to empowering the next generation of female golfers. Each brings expertise in golf, community engagement, and organizational leadership. They work to ensure AGG programs create real opportunities for young women.
Linda Giaciolli
Co-Founder & Executive Director
Linda is a pioneering sports marketing executive and advocate for women’s golf. She has over 25 years of experience elevating athletes, events, and youth programs. As Founder and Executive Director of American Golf Girl, she inspires the next generation of female golfers and leaders on and off the course.
Susan Hunt
Co-Founder & Chief Creative Officer
Susan drives a new model for girls’ golf. She blends technology, mentorship, and competitive pathways to develop future champions and confident leaders. Her focus is brand engagement, and she oversees all AGG social media and content.
Amy Alcott
AGG National Ambassador
Amy Alcott, Hall of Fame golfer and global ambassador, brings expertise, leadership, and passion to American Golf Girl. She is a mentor and advocate for the next generation of female golfers.
AGG runs programs that engage local golf communities. These offer real chances for young female athletes to participate and grow.
AGG works with schools, golf clubs, and community groups. This builds sustainable programs that support women’s golf on a local level.
AGG helps young women develop strong athletic identities. This empowers them to chase their goals with confidence.
By supporting events, mentorship opportunities, and community initiatives, AGG helps ensure that future generations of girls have lasting access to golf.
The AGG Legacy Junior Challenge shows how American Golf Girl brings its mission to life. It creates opportunities for junior golfers to compete against legends while supporting institutions that invest in young women’s development. AGG expands its impact and inspires the next generation of female golfers.