Ways to Get Involved with AGG
Get involved with AGG to help empower the next generation of female golfers.
Day of Discovery
Delivers a free one day clinic for girls 7-14 with a welcoming informative environment to learn the game, nurture life lessons and friendships, understand golf fitness and explore the pathways for leadership and higher education. Clinic will be led by noted LPGA teaching pros and special guests.
A variety of workshops with the goal to engage and inspire young girls to grow their playing, emotional and practice skills as well as healthy life choices. Workshops will be conducted in five categories based on ability, golf experience collected by online signup applications. Equipment, fundamentals, putting and chipping skills will be demonstrated with girls taking part.
As part of the program, the girls will enjoy a segment hosted by a motivational speaker and marquee female golf champion.
In parallel with hosting inspiring workshops for girls, AGG will offer educational sessions for parents that will provide information about college golf scholarships and recruitment, coaching and how to better support their aspiring daughters.
AGG Legacy Junior Challenge
Elite Mentorship
The AGG Legacy Junior Challenge features top junior golfers (ages 13-17) competing alongside LPGA Legends. This unique format pairs elite amateur talent with professional golfers, creating an extraordinary mentorship and competitive experience. Girls are selected by a local committee based on GPA, competitive achievement, skill level and community involvement.
The Legends Factor
LPGA Legends transform this from a regional junior tournament into a marquee event with significant appeal to sponsors, media, and spectators:
Professional golfers attract golf enthusiasts, families, and community members who want to see championship-level play.
LPGA participation generates regional media coverage, social media content, and storytelling opportunities.
Association with professional athletes elevates brand perception and creates premium hospitality opportunities.
Young golfers gain motivation and vision for their own potential from competing alongside professionals.
Photos and videos of juniors and Legends create compelling marketing materials for sponsors, participants, and charitable beneficiaries.
Sign up for Mentorship & Volunteer Opportunities
AGG is not simply introducing girls to golf—it is cultivating a community, a personal brand identity, and a measurable growth journey that extends from beginner participation to competitive excellence and leadership development. Become a part of the movement by joining our mentorship and volunteer opportunities. Contact us to learn more.
Learn. Play. Compete.
The 19th
Every round has a 19th hole — the place where the real stories get told, the friendships get built, and the game becomes something bigger than the score. That’s what The 19th is for AGG.
It’s where the movement lives between events — the ongoing home base in every city we serve. Simulators, domes, and tech-driven coaching tools give girls real practice access, week after week, not just once a year. It’s mentorship that shows up consistently. It’s a place she can bring a friend. It’s proof — city by city — that this isn’t a single unforgettable day, it’s a community that keeps showing up for her.
Every city’s 19th is led by a local AGG Ambassador — the trusted adult on the ground who knows every girl by name and keeps the doors open. The 19th feels like home. As our membership grows city by city, The 19th is built to grow with it — today it’s grassroots and girl-powered; tomorrow, it’s positioned to become something even bigger. Stay tuned for more.
“American Golf Girl is more than a sports initiative. It’s a movement to shape the next generation of champions and changemakers on course and off. Through advanced training, mentorship, and community-driven competition, we are not only growing the game of golf but also empowering young women to excel in life and to shape the future of the sport and beyond.”
SUSAN HUNT
Co-Founder & Chief Creative Officer, American Golf Girl