GROWING GOLF
The true story about golfGolf requires time to develop the necessary skills. If one advances to a level that is appropriate to take training more seriously, competitively, that’s a plus and should be developed. However, simply having fun on the course and enjoying all the elements makes true golfers.
DIVERSITY TASK FORCE
Different perspectivesThe Diversity Task Force has been actively involved in seeking opportunities to create greater diversity in golf. It is vital for the task force to promote participation from unique backgrounds.
WOMENS TASK FORCE
Connecting to the gameThe Women’s Task Force strategic planning committee, under the leadership of Jane Geddes, has completed its strategic plan with a primary focus on increasing participation in the game among women through creating a culture of inclusion.
MILLENNIAL TASK FORCE
Sharing the love for golfWith 6.4 million millennial golfers in the U.S. today (2nd largest behind Gen X) and comprising 28% of all participation for 18-to-34-year olds. Currently, millennials play 93 million rounds each year and spend about $5 billion annually.
CADDIE TASK FORCE
Carry the gameThe Caddie Task Force is an advocacy group that introduces young students to the game of golf by creating additional opportunities for them to train and work as caddies and encourages them to be lifelong players.
Junior Task Force
American Development ModelThe ADM will create positive experiences for all athletes and will keep players engaged in our sport. The right aspects of play in a structure that is fun and challenging allows golfers of all ages to experience the joys of our sport.