Girls on the Green Tee (GOTGT) and University Area CDC are partnering to offer free golf lessons for girls. Lessons will begin in April and registration as well as attendance in a current school is necessary for kids in order to enroll. Space is limited for free golf lessons for girls in Tampa, so sign up soon!
Girls on the Green Tee and free golf lessons
GOTGT is a mentoring program designed by Women of Color Golf (WOCG) for girls ages seven to 14, to introduce young girls to the game of golf and provide leadership development, self-esteem, confidence, discipline, healthy habits and fitness experiences, all through the game of golf.
The mission of Women of Color Golf is to increase diversity and inclusion in the sport of golf for women and girls through instruction, on-course play, mentoring, networking, special events, health and career-related opportunities.
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Lessons are for girls ages seven to 14. The lessons will be Mondays, 4 to 6 p.m. starting April 3 at the University Area Community Center, 14012 N. 22nd St., Tampa, FL 33613.
To register for lessons, stop by the University Area Community Center on Tuesdays from 2 to 6 p.m. Parent/guardian must be present at sign-up and a current school physical is required. Limited space is available.
What is the University Area CDC
The University Area CDC has served the community for 23 years. It offers support for thousands of Tampa residents through youth programs, adult education and resource help. Its primary mission is the redevelopment and sustainability of the at-risk areas surrounding University of South Florida’s Tampa campus.
One of the UACDC’s greatest accomplishments is the University Area Community Center Complex. A 50,000 square foot, state-of-the-art multi-purpose center that is the focal point of the community. The center provides critical services to thousands of residents. It also includes classrooms, community room, performance stage, music and art and dance studios, fitness center, gymnasium and playground.
Funds provided through a diverse portfolio of grants and foundations, private contributions and public appropriations, and events like the Uptown Music Festival help residents take part in most programs for free.
