Supporting Young Golfers in England

England Golf Trust provides financial support to young golfers across England from disadvantaged and financially challenged backgrounds so that they can continue and develop their game.

The Trust aims to make a difference to the lives of young people who might leave the sport or fail to reach their full potential without support from the charity.

Run by volunteer trustees, the EGT awards grants, bursaries, and equipment to worthy young golfers of all ages and abilities so that they can continue playing and developing in the game. The awards can be used for golf essentials, such as coaching, equipment, clubs membership, competition fees and travel costs.

Three times a year the Trust awards the England Golf Trust Grant, the Disability Grant and PING Prodi G Clubs. It then awards the England Golf Trust and Angela Uzielli bursaries annually in October.

The Trust’s Young Ambassador Programme helps young golfers develop life and social skills. It’s a fulfilling role that our ambassadors enjoy, and their responsibilities vary from helping with events to promoting the Trust. Many also help juniors at their club by supporting the PGA professional with coaching sessions.

The Trust aims to work with individuals, clubs, counties and partners to support even more young golfers. Its fundraising  initiatives include the Women’s Stableford and Captain’s Charity progamme. Meanwhile, the Trust is also working to reach needy young golfers and encourage them to apply for funding.

England Golf Trust is an independent charity and was founded in 1982 as the English Ladies Golf Association Trust. It later became the England Golf Trust in 2015, and a registered charity, as part of the merger with the England Golf Union and the English Women’s Golf Association.