LPGA/USGA Girls Golf – A program that specializes in providing girl-friendly environments for juniors to learn the game of golf. Girls ages 6-17 will learn more than just stance and swing, they will learn the valuable life skills like confidence and perseverance.
MAPGA Mini Mulligans Tour – A program for junior golfers ages 5-10 who want to gain experience with tournament golf.
MAPGA Intro Tour – The introductory tour is for junior golfers who want to gain experience with tournaments, with longer yardages than Mini Mulligans, and geared towards players ages 9-14 who want to start playing competitively.
MAPGA Junior Tour – MAPGA Junior Tour members get discounted rates to compete in Junior Tour events throughout the summer, hosted at some of the best courses in Maryland and Virginia. MAPGA Junior Tour members are also eligible to compete in the season-ending MAPGA Tour Championship and a welcome package with exclusive apparel, Titleist Golf Balls, accessories, and more.
Nike Junior Golf Camps – Nike Junior Golf Camps represent the ultimate junior golf programs across the nation. Hosted at over 180 universities, golf resorts, and local courses in the U.S. and Canada, Nike Junior Golf Camps offer overnight and day camp programs for players of all ability levels.
PGA Junior League – A program featuring a unique team format for boys and girls ages 13 and under. Captained by PGA and LPGA Professionals, the team competitions are structured leagues that provide a fun scramble format.
The First Tee – An education program that builds character, instills life-enhancing values and promotes healthy choices through the game of golf. There are 5 chapters in our region: Baltimore, Howard County, Montgomery County, Prince George’s County, Washington D.C.
Bill Dickey Scholarship – Male or female graduating high school senior who will attend college and participated in golf. Grant money of up to $14,000 for 4 years.
Caitlin Brondolo Scholarship – Female high school senior accepted to college with a 3.5 GPA or higher who will be playing collegiate golf. One scholarship in the amount of $2,500 will be awarded.
Dinah Shore Scholarship – Female high school senior who is pursuing a college education, but will not be playing collegiate golf. One $5,000 scholarship will be awarded.
Marilynn Smith Scholarship – Female high school senior who is planning to play collegiate golf. Thirty $5,000 scholarships were awarded in 2017.
Phyllis G. Meekins Scholarship – Female high school senior from a minority background who will be playing collegiate golf. One $1,250 scholarship awarded annually.
Positive Coaching Alliance Scholarship – Male or female high school junior who plays for a high school team or in club sports. Many $1,000-$2,000 scholarships awarded annually.
Sara Scholarship – Female high school seniors who have some involvement with the sport of golf. A minimum of eleven $2,000 scholarships will be awarded in 2018.
Walter J. Travis Scholarship – Male or female pursuing a career in landscape design/golf course architecture; golf course turf grass management/golf course superintendent; professional golf management, club professional, or sports journalism with a special interest in golf. Four $1,000 scholarships will be awarded.
Women’s Southern Golf Association Scholarship – Female high school senior who resides in one of the 15 southern states or D.C. One $3,500 scholarship per year of undergraduate school.
National High School Golf Association (NHSGA) – The National High School Golf Association is an organization dedicated to the overall growth and development of high school golfers across the United States. NHSGA’s mission is to grow and bring more awareness to high school golf, as some golfers do not have the means to travel and play in junior golf tournaments outside of their high school golf team. The NHSGA also compiles state and national rankings for high school teams around the country.
National Collegiate Club Golf Association (NCCGA) – The National Collegiate Club Golf Association is the governing body for collegiate club golf. Our mission is to ensure that every college student has the opportunity to play golf in college. Not planning to play collegiate golf? High School does not have to be the end of your competitive golf career, the NCCGA gives college students the opportunity to play on a club golf team and compete locally and nationally against other schools’ club teams.
“I would like to thank you for your generosity in funding me with the MSGA Scholarship. I am honored to have received this scholarship and appreciate it greatly. Receiving this scholarship has motivated me to strive to become a better student and golfer.”
– Brennan M.
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