The Florida Women’s State Golf Association is an organization of individual members and golf clubs throughout the state. It is governed by a Board of Directors, comprised of a dedicated group of 20 women (all volunteers) who conduct tournaments and offer golf-related services for the benefit of its members.

Organized in 1927, the FWSGA’s purpose is to develop, promote, maintain and protect the game of golf among Florida’s women amateur golfers.

Support Your State Association-President’s Message

Posted by FWSGA On February - 25 - 20102 COMMENTS

This great game has given me so much. I love this organization and the lasting friendships and memories it has provided, and I know you do too because so many of you have told me just that. This is why I want to take a few minutes to share how much we appreciate, and really need, your ongoing support.

Most of you know FWSGA for the great tournaments we put on each year. What you may not realize is the FWSGA and JGSF are 501(c)(3) charitable organizations and memberships the true lifeblood of our sustainability. Without memberships, the primary source of resources required to run our organization each year, the FWSGA would cease to exist. And so it’s that time of year when we reach out to seek membership renewals and encourage former members to return.

New Groove Rule Into Effect for Women’s Open

Posted by FWSGA On February - 25 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

Far Hills, N.J. (Sept. 22) – The United States Golf Association will adopt the new groove rules as a condition of competition for the 2010 U.S. Open, U.S. Women’s Open and U.S. Senior Open starting with the sectional (final stage) qualifying events for each of the three championships. The condition of competition regarding grooves will not be in effect at local (first stage) qualifying events for the 2010 U.S. Open Championship

Helping Juniors Golfers With Expenses

Posted by FWSGA On February - 25 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

The good news for junior golfers today is that there are many opportunities for them to hone their games by competing against other junior golfers in local, state and national competitions limited to junior golfers. The bad news is that it can be very expensive to travel around the country to participate in several competitions. Fortunately, the USGA Rules of Amateur Status allow junior golfers to receive help with these costs.

St. Augustine, FL – Local St. Augustine artist, Suzanne Strock was presented with the Jean Wagner Troemel Award for Best in Show at the opening of the St. Augustine Art Association Exhibit “Reflections” on January 10, 2010.

2010 Tournament Registration Begins March 1st

Posted by FWSGA On January - 26 - 20102 COMMENTS

Registration for FWSGA Inidividual Members begins March 1st for all of our championships as well as district events.  Registration begins for all Premier Member Club Individuals march 15th.  Members will be able to login using their assigned ID and Password and then click on the tournament tab.  From there you are able to register for [...]


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