DRIVE CHANGE

Supporting African American and other minority junior golfers to become competitive, tournament-level players with the elite skills they need for success.

Mission Driven

Celebrating the rich legacy of African American golf history as a way to transform the sport to ensure true diversity into the future. Updating the culture and expanding the pipeline of the sport of golf.

Charlie-Sifford

Eligible for Membership

Through the year 1960, a clause in the Pro Golfers Association (PGA) guidelines – Article III Section I – stated only Caucasian males 18 and older were eligible to receive their tour card. There were amazing men and women golfers from all cultures whose talents went unrecognized nationally until 1961, when African American golfer Charlie Sifford broke that color barrier by receiving his PGA card and opened the door for golfers of all ethnicities to officially compete on the tour.

Eligible for Membership
Junior Golf League

Care Community Confidence

Care

Care

We support African American and other minority junior golfers to become competitive, tournament-level players with the elite skills they need for success.

Community

Community

EFM Junior Golf Leagues create the opportunity for minority junior golfers to compete with other juniors who have the same lived experiences as them.

Confidence

Confidence

EFM league members experience increased confidence, which is carried onto the golf course.

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