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The Golf Foundation

Impact Report 2025

The Golf Foundation is the UK's leading junior golf charity, introducing young people to the game through schools, clubs and communities and building a pathway from first taster session to lifelong club membership. Its 2025 Impact Report highlights the GolfSixes League's continued growth to 800 clubs nationwide, strong gains in girls' participation, and a new partnership as Official Charity of the BMW PGA Championship, against a backdrop of concern that fewer young people are being introduced to golf in schools than the year before. This entry draws on the charity's own live Impact Report pages rather than a static PDF, since those pages function as the charity's published report.

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School and community golf introduction sessions (Unleash Your Drive, Golfway), junior-friendly golf club development, the GolfSixes League team competition, girls-specific programming, inclusive/adapted golf equipment, and mental toughness training in clubs Custom geography from upload: England

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 226,000 young people introduced to golf through schools or youth clubs in 2025
Key Metric 2 14,000 new regular golfers created via the junior-friendly club network, a 17% increase on 2023
Key Metric 3 GolfSixes League now runs in 800 clubs across GB&I, reaching over 9,000 participants (25% girls)

Key Outcomes

  • 34% increase in junior club membership among clubs involved in the GolfSixes League
  • 106,344 girls introduced to golf in schools or community groups (April 2024-March 2025)
  • Named Official Charity of the BMW PGA Championship for the first time in 2025

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