IAGA Quick Hits – 10.3.24

A story from Maine Golf: Growth of High School Golf in Maine Creates Squeeze for Rosters and Tee Times

Story from Portland Press Herald

High school golf in Maine is thriving, with increasing numbers of students eager to play the sport. Schools like Yarmouth High have seen rosters grow significantly, showcasing the rising popularity of golf among youth. While the demand for tee times has presented logistical challenges, it reflects the success of golf’s growth during and after the pandemic. Coaches and courses are adapting with innovative solutions, ensuring that more students than ever have access to the game, and fostering the next generation of golfers.

 

 

Indiana Golf Magazine Video Series

Story from Indiana Golf

The Indiana Golf Foundation has introduced an exciting new initiative to support their monthly giving club, designed to engage younger golfers and boost donor participation. This addition, now featured on the website, has officially been launched and offers unique opportunities for involvement. For more information on how to join and contribute to the future of golf, visit the Indiana Golf Foundation at indianagolf.org/fore.

 

New Jersey Golf Foundation’s Annual Golf Classic Raises $275,000

Story from The Golf Wire

The New Jersey Golf Foundation’s 18th Annual Golf Classic raised an impressive $275,000 to support golf programs for youth, military veterans, and individuals with special needs. Held at Baltusrol Golf Club, this signature fundraising event honored Chris Baldwin as the 2024 Chairman’s Award recipient for his dedicated contributions. The funds will enhance key programs like PGA HOPE for veterans, Special Olympics Golf, and PGA Junior League.