05/27/2025 | Press release | Archived content
AUGUSTA, Ga. (21 May 2025) - Club Car® and its Women's Employee Network are joining forces with The Practice Club at Jones Creek, iHeart Media Augusta, and Cher's Sisters Only Club to celebrate Women's Golf Day in Augusta, Georgia, on June 9, 2025.
From 2:00 PM to 7:30 PM, women of all abilities are invited to take part in free golf lessons, range access, and Toptracer™ technology challenges-offering an enjoyable and inclusive introduction to the sport.
"Club Car Women's Employee Network is excited to partner with local organizations to celebrate Women's Golf Day in Augusta," said Lynthia Ross, Global Communications Leader at Club Car. "We're proud to help grow the game and to support empowering women through golf."
The event will feature two exclusive golf clinics led by renowned women in the sport:
The event is free and women are asked to register in advance. Donations made during the event will benefit the Cher's Sisters Only Club scholarship fund.
"Golf promotes total well-being-physically, mentally, and socially," said Cher Best, President of Cher's Sisters Only Club and co-host of The Fattz and Cher Afternoon Ride-Out on 96.3 Kiss FM. "There is nothing better than female-o-ship and this is a space where women can learn, connect, and have fun. Women are indeed winning!"
Throughout the day, teaching professionals will be on hand to provide instruction and help women who are new to golf and those looking to sharpen their skills.
"We're honored to host Augusta's Women's Golf Day celebration," said Andrew Brooks, Owner of The Practice Club at Jones Creek. "Golf is a game for everyone, and we're committed to creating a place where women feel welcome and confident learning and growing in the sport."
Founded in 2016, Women's Golf Day (WGD) is a global movement that empowers women and girls through golf. Held annually during the first week of June, WGD features thousands of events in over 80 countries, uniting women through shared experiences on and off the course.
Many women want to play golf but don't know where to start," said Elisa Gaudet, Founder of Women's Golf Day. "By partnering with courses and communities that welcome them in, we're helping more women find their place in the game."