Georgia Senior Golfers Assoc

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109 Manor Ridge Dr
Woodstock, GA 30188

The Georgia Senior Golfers Association (GSGA) serves as a comprehensive hub for golfers in Georgia, offering various opportunities for participation, from casual play to competitive events across the state. Their inclusive offerings cater to diverse groups, including seniors, juniors, and individuals with adaptive needs, fostering a strong sense of community through the game of golf.

In addition to its extensive member benefits, GSGA actively invests in the future of golf through scholarship programs, the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame, and initiatives aimed at promoting junior golf development. With a commitment to enhancing the golfing experience, GSGA also conducts USGA qualifying rounds and recognizes outstanding players annually.

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