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Junior Takeover a Success at U.S. Women’s Am Semifinals
The SCGA Junior Golf Foundation held its Junior Takeover at the 123rd U.S. Women’s Amateur Championship on Saturday, August 12 at Bel Air Country Club. Each of the first 60 registered juniors were treated to a goodie bag containing a FOG hat, sunglasses, a meal...
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Chubb Charity Challenge raises more than $1,400 for SCGA Foundation
SCGA President Steve Titus and SCGA Foundation Executive Director Kevin Gigax participate in event The 2011 Los Angeles Chubb Charity Challenge was held last week at Hacienda GC with 13 teams competing in a 2 Low Net format tournament. Teams...
Rancho Park GC gives back to junior golf
Annual George Von Elm Memorial Golf Tournament raises more than $5,000 for charity Since it's creation in 1957, the George Von Elm Memorial Tournament has raised more than $25,000 to support junior golf in Southern California. This year's...
Buy PGA Tour Tickets and Support Youth on Course
Thank you for your interest in purchasing tickets to the Farmers Insurance Open or Northern Trust Open. We've concluded ticket sales for 2015. If you purchased tickets through SCGA Youth on Course, you will receive an email with your...
Couples Getaway Raises $14,000 for SCGA Foundation
Forty-five couples joined the SCGA Foundation at Terranea Resort on Friday for the second annual Couples Golf Getaway. The couples enjoyed a 9-hole scramble on the #2 ranked par 3 course in the country (as rated by GOLF Magazine) and then...
Foundation juniors take vocational field trip to Tiger Woods Learning Center
Thirty-three G.A.M.E. Club members, 15 parents and six SCGA Foundation scholars participated in an SCGA Foundation and Tiger Woods Leaning Center co-sponsored vocational and golf skills outing Saturday at the Tiger Woods Learning Center in...
Former college golfers speak with YoC juniors
SCGA Youth on Course held their first College Golf Summit of 2013 on Tuesday, as more than 160 junior golfers and parents met at the Tiger Woods Learning Center in Anaheim to learn more about the college golf process and what it really takes...