The Lancashire Girls' Golf Association
The Lancashire Girls' Golf Association was founded in 1974 by Frances 'Bunty' Smith, one of Lancashire, England and Great Britain's most outstanding golfers together with some junior golfers who formed the committee and ran the Association themselves in the early years. Former County Coach Jane Forrest was one of these forwarding thinking young players and acted as Treasurer, looking after the finances. Lancashire is the only County that has such an organisation.
The Lancashire Girls' Golf Association runs competitions, training and matches for girls golfers up to 21 years of age in a friendly environment.
It is open to all girls who already enjoy or now want to start playing golf.
New members - Join LGGA now
Existing Members - Complete renewal form here
For beginners and girls with handicaps 40-54 we have an Introduction to Golf Day at Southport Golf Academy
More Information
There are plenty of events during the year for our members at every level from a beginner to a plus handicap player.
For more information contact
Judith Harrison to start playing in our 9 hole competitions and/or joining our training schemes.
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Julie Walker
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Email :
juniors@llcga.org
Julie is responsible for junior players training and she can be contacted for help and advice.
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Judith Harrison
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Email :
beginnersevents@llcga.org
Judith is in charge of competitions for girls with Congu handicaps above 36 or without one.
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- LLCGA Safeguarding Policy
- LLCGA Junior Spectator Code
- Junior Information Booklet
