Nia Station won her first state title at
12 years old.
As the father of a state champion junior golfer, who is a member of LPGA Girls Golf, I have first-hand knowledge of the amount of time, finances, and other resources needed for a junior golfer to be competitive at the state and national level. The LPGA-USGA Girls Golf offers over 20,000 girls across the country, ages 7-17, the opportunity to learn golf, create friendships and experience competition in a supportive and fun environment. Because many young girls do not have adequate access to coaching, equipment, practice facilities, competitions, etc. to become accomplished golfers, I am inviting you to join me in supporting these young girls with the chance not only to learn how to play the game of golf, but also to learn life lessons that will assist them in becoming confident and empowered young women in the future.