Individual players and golf clubs alike are eligible for membership with the Georgia State Golf Association.
The Georgia State Golf Association Foundation (GSGA Foundation) is the charitable affiliate of the Georgia State Golf Association. The GSGA Foundation is a 501(c)(3) charitable corporation and contributions are tax deductible. Since 1988, The GSGA Foundation has raised more than $3 million in scholarships that have been awarded to deserving scholars in both programs.
The Yates Scholarship Program provides educational opportunities for employees, or children of employees, of GSGA Member Clubs.
The James B. "Monty" Moncrief Scholarships are awarded to students of turfgrass management or agronomy at the University of Georgia, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College and students who work and live in Georgia, but attend an accredited school outside of the state.
About the GSGA FoundationThis complimentary all-inclusive community program is proudly powered by the GSGA and Adaptive Golf Association. The purpose of adaptive golf is to help anyone (with a focus on individuals with mobility and cognitive challenges) find the best techniques and resources to play and enjoy golf!
WANTED: More program sites throughout the state of Georgia! If you would like to become a host site or assist us in developing a program in your community, please email dwindsor@gsga.org or call (678) 961-GSGA (4742).
Adaptive Golf ProgramGeorgia State Golf Association is the official golf association of the state of Georgia, and its membership is open to men, women, juniors, seniors, and golf clubs throughout the state. Golfers who join GSGA have access to invaluable resources and competitions that allow them to advance their knowledge and improve their golfing skills. Joining GSGA means joining an association of more than 350 clubs and 75,000 people who all have one thing in common: a love of golf.