PGA TOUR Superstore Invests in HBCU w/ New Grants

Company’s Charitable Gifts Near $4 Million Annually for Nonprofits Nationwide
ATLANTA, GA – PGA TOUR Superstore, the leading golf retailer in the United States, today announced the awarding of grants to several respected organizations dedicated to advancing the game of golf and promoting opportunities within the sport. The beneficiaries include, PGA of America REACH Foundation, the American Junior Golf Association (AJGA), Morehouse College and the Black College Golf Coaches Association.
“We are committed to ensuring golf is a game for everyone and take pride in supporting these incredible organizations,” said Jill Spiegel, president, PGA TOUR Superstore. “We are passionate about creating opportunities for those who may not have access to resources to play as well as improve their golf game.”
The grants will provide funding for impactful programs, including:
- PGA of America Reach Foundation for Jr. League Support: scholarship programs for youth ensuring they have access to the game and its opportunities.
- AJGA Foundation for Liberty National ACE Grant: scholarship programs to focus on helping junior golfers with financial needs to pursue competing in high-level tournaments and developing the next generation of golfing talent.
- Morehouse College Golf Team: one of the country’s leading HBCUs, the grant will provide hitting bay, putting green and access to some Atlanta-area golf courses.
- Black College Golf Coaches Association: grant to fund increased access and engagements at HBCUs, promote opportunities for student-athletes and improve financial reporting.
These grants are part of the PGA TOUR Superstore’s broader mission to drive change across the golf industry through strategic partnerships and charitable investments and are in addition to the Company’s annual support of the First Tee and its Community Caddies program.
“By its very nature, golf is a game that brings people together and we are thrilled to bring these programs to life,” said Ralph Stokes, vice president, Diversity, Partnerships and Community Relations, PGA TOUR Superstore. “These grants underscore PGA TOUR Superstore’s commitment to making golf accessible for players of all backgrounds and skill levels.”