PGA REACH New England, in a collaborative effort with Camps across New England is excited to host Camp REACH.
Our NEPGA Professionals will continue to grow the sport in all demographics by bringing golf to campers, offering onsite instruction through the use of inflatable animals, SNAG equipment, BirdieBall and more!
The foundation proudly partners with multiple camps across New England including:
Camp Sunshine (Casco, ME)
Camp Akeela (Thetford Center, VT)
Camp Carefree (New Durham, NH)
Zebra Crossings (Dover, NH)
PGA REACH New England is partnering with PGA Professionals and facilities around New England to promote the game to beginners, intermediate players and core-golfers in a casual atmosphere.
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PGA REACH New England is excited to continue the Drive, Chip & Putt Skills Competition, a collaborative effort with our partner in Inclusion, Special Olympics-Massachusetts.
Monday, November 10th 2025
Thank you to our host facility, Nashawtuc Country Club (Concord, MA)
In partnership with Branch Resource LLC and Essence, the inaugural "OpportuniTee Golf Classic" was created to bridge the access gap by connecting Boston-based executives with emerging professionals—on and off the course.
Leading into the first annual HBCU Weekend in August of 2025 outside of Boston, this one of a kind event was designed to welcome under-represented communities to the game, highlighting the impact and charitable good behind the sport of a lifetime.
In a collaborative effort, PGA REACH New England and the MIT Sloan School of Management hosted a networking and instruction event called, "Writing the code".
This four hour program offered graduate students the opportunity to explore the intersection between business and the game of golf, examine country club culture, and learn how to navigate the game.
How welcoming and inclusive is your golf facility?
The Inclusion Guidelines for Golf Facilities is an easy-to-use assessment tool. This facility audit is broken into four categories, Marketing & Communications, Policies & Practices, Physical Environment and Welcoming Staff.
PGA LEAD was created to identify, mentor and progress PGA Members from under-represented backgrounds along a guided path to volunteer leadership roles at the Chapter, Section and National levels of the Association.
LEARN MOREPGA LEAD was created to identify, mentor and progress PGA Members from under-represented backgrounds along a guided path to volunteer leadership roles at the Chapter, Section and National levels of the Association. Integrating a multitude of dimensions of difference into our leadership ranks can help position the Association for success for decades to come. The goal of PGA LEAD is to establish a deep bench of PGA Members who are prepared to ascend to and through the volunteer leadership ranks of the Association. PGA LEAD also assists in developing PGA Members who desire to serve and make an impact on nonprofit boards in the communities where they work and live.
Each PGA LEAD cohort is composed of up to 15 PGA Members who participate in a curated leadership development experience tailored to those who desire to serve in a volunteer leadership role. PGA LEAD welcomes PGA Members who are early on in their leadership journey, as well as those who are more advanced.
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