Alabama Golf Association
The Alabama Golf Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational organization founded in 1915 whose mission is to serve and promote amateur golf in Alabama.
Competitions
Championships, qualifiers, one-day tournaments, and team match competitions for men, women, juniors and seniors. The AGA also conducts high school golf championships and assists with the Men’s and Women’s SEC Championships. Looking for more information on Championship results, pairings or entry details? It can all be found within each Championship website portal.
Membership
AGA membership consists of 120 member clubs represented by over 25,000 individuals. Enhance your benefits by joining the AGA eClub; discounted travel perks, tournament programming, communications, course rating and more.
Impact
The Alabama Golf Foundation (AGF) mission is to positively impact individuals, communities and facilities for life-changing opportunities through the game of golf. The AGF is dedicated to investing in four areas: Youth on Course Alabama, scholarships, community outreach and turfgrass research. The AGA Foundation serves as the fundraising arm to provide funding to help impact lives and grow the game of golf in our state.
Alabama's Only Golf License Plate Now Available For Issuance
Buckle up, Alabama! The AGA is proud to have launched Alabama's first and only golf license plate. Now, all Alabamians can drive off the path and support the Alabama Golf Foundation by "Driving Fore the Game!"
JUNIOR GOLF ALABAMA: COMMITTED TO GROWING THE GAME OF GOLF IN ALABAMA AND NW FLORIDA
Established in 2022, Junior Golf Alabama is a join initiative by the Alabama Golf Association and the Alabama-NW PGA Section to serve as a collaboration focused on junior golf for kids, parents, coaches, golf administrators, and PGA professionals. By creating new educational, instructional, and playing opportunities, JGA will streamline the junior golf roadmap while bridging existing programs to further the development of junior golf across Alabama and NW Florida.
