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Applications closed November 7, 2025. The next cycle deadline has not yet been announced.
Junior Golf Opportunity Grant is sponsored by Washington Golf Foundation. This grant is committed to growing the game by removing financial barriers and creating opportunities for youth across Washington State. It supports junior golfers who may not have the resources to fully pursue their development in the sport.
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Scholarship and Grant Opportunities - WA Golf Foundation (WA Golf) Scholarship and Grant Opportunities ANDREW PUTNAM SCHOLARSHIP | FUTURE FAIRWAYS SCHOLARSHIP | JUNIOR GOLF OPPORTUNITY GRANT Andrew Putnam Scholarship Established by the Washington Golf Foundation in partnership with Tacoma-born PGA TOUR pro Andrew Putnam, this scholarship reflects Andrew’s deep-rooted connection to Washington State and his commitment to growing the game.
A former WA Golf Men’s Player of the Year and winner of the 2010 Pacific Coast Amateur, Andrew turned professional in 2011 and has since claimed three professional victories, including the 2018 PGA TOUR’s Barracuda Championship. The scholarship offers financial support to a standout junior competitive player from Washington who demonstrates not only golf talent and financial need but also strong character and community engagement.
Andrew personally sees this as paying forward the opportunities he received through WA Golf and the Washington Junior Golf Association during his junior career. Andrew continues to remain actively involved in Washington’s youth golf scene. He recently joined the Washington Golf Foundation board to help grow access and opportunities for young players across the state.
This scholarship embodies Andrew Putnam’s journey from Tacoma junior standout to PGA TOUR winner—creating a legacy across character, competitiveness, and the shared dream of golfers from Washington State. Scholarship applications closed November 7, 2025. Questions?
Please contact [email protected] . SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION [/btn]--> Award amount determined annually by the Foundation Board. Funds must be used for pre-approved expenses such as training, lessons, equipment, tournament entry fees, travel, and youth golf memberships, as authorized by the Washington Golf Foundation.
For 2026: Two awards of $2,500 each will be granted.
Eligibility: Applicants must: Reside in Washington State Be between the ages of 10–17 Demonstrate competitive playing ability (tournament results and handicap index) Show academic achievement Display passion for golf and sportsmanship A Washington Golf Foundation committee will evaluate: Competitive playing ability Passion and commitment to the game All applicants must complete the online application form .
All of the following information should be included on the application: Official school transcripts Two letters of recommendation (one from a relative, one non-relative) Personal essay detailing golf experience, goals, and the impact of the scholarship Deadline for submitting application is November 7, 2025 Questions?
Please contact [email protected] Future Fairways Scholarship The Washington Golf Foundation provides financial support for selected junior golfers to participate in the Evergreen Elite Junior Development Program at Evergreen Golf Club locations. These scholarships help ensure that dedicated young athletes with financial need have access to high-level training, mentorship, and competitive opportunities.
The Future Fairways Scholarship program, powered by the Evergreen Elite Junior Development Program, is a comprehensive pathway for young golfers in Washington to grow as athletes and individuals. Modeled after the collegiate golf experience, Evergreen Elite helps juniors develop efficient practice habits, sharpen course management, and build mental toughness – all within a supportive, structured environment.
With expert coaching, physical training, and a performance curriculum designed by sports psychologist Dr. Kevin Alschuer (University of Washington), participants learn how to truly play the game—not just swing the club. Future Fairways emphasizes not only golf skill development, but also life skills like discipline, perseverance, and confidence.
By investing in juniors through the Future Fairways Grant, the Washington Golf Foundation is advancing its mission to make golf more accessible and impactful—empowering the next generation to thrive both on and off the course. 🎥 Check out this inspiring testimony! Scholarship applications closed November 7, 2025.
Questions? Please contact [email protected] . SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION [/btn]--> Award amount determined annually by the Washington Golf Foundation Board Scholarship to be used toward Evergreen Elite Junior Development program.
For 2026: Up to 10 individual grants of $750 each Eligibility : Applicants must: Reside in Washington State Be between the ages of 10–17 Show a strong commitment to golf development and personal growth Demonstrate good academic standing A committee of the Evergreen Elite Junior Development Program (Future Fairways) will evaluate: Engagement and potential within the Evergreen Elite program Dedication to long-term development in golf Click here to be redirected to the application form with Evergreen Elite Junior Development Program/Future Fairways Scholarship.
Deadline for submitting application is November 7, 2025 Junior Golf Opportunity Grant The Junior Golf Opportunity Grant, offered by the Washington Golf Foundation, is committed to growing the game by removing financial barriers and creating opportunities for youth across Washington State. This grant is designed to support junior golfers who may not have the resources to fully pursue their development in the sport.
Recipients are young athletes who demonstrate a true passion for the game, a commitment to sportsmanship, and a strong desire to improve. Scholarship applications closed November 7, 2025. Questions?
Please contact [email protected] . GRANT APPLICATION [/btn]--> Award amount determined annually by the Foundation Board Funds must be used for pre-approved expenses such as training, lessons, equipment, tournament entry fees, travel, and youth golf memberships, as authorized by the Washington Golf Foundation. For 2026: Ten one-time awards of $600 each will be granted.
Eligibility: Applicants must: Reside in Washington State Be between the ages of 8–17 Demonstrate academic achievement Show a passion for golf and sportsmanship A Washington Golf Foundation committee will evaluate: Passion and commitment to the game All applicants must complete the online application form .
All of the following information should be included on the application: Personal essay detailing academic achievements, golf experience, goals, financials need, and the impact of the grant. Deadline for submitting application is November 7, 2025 Questions? Please contact [email protected]
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Junior golfers across Washington State who demonstrate financial need, a passion for the game, commitment to sportsmanship, and a strong desire to improve. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Junior Golf Opportunity Grant is funded by Washington Golf Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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