GIRLS CLUB STAGE 2
What is Girls Club Stage 2?
Stage 2 is about turning regular participants into confident golfers who stay in the sport and see a future in it.
Stage 2 focuses on helping girls move from:
“I take part in sessions” → “I am a golfer and part of this club”
It builds:
- Confidence on the course
- A sense of identity as a golfer
- Stronger skills and independence
- Social connections that keep them coming back
Who it’s for
- Girls who attend regularly
- Girls with some on-course experience
- Girls who like golf but aren’t yet fully committed long-term
Focus:
- Confidence
- Competence
- Identity
- Connection
- Progression
What makes it different from Stage 1
- Less “supported introduction” and more independent play
- More emphasis on golf experiences
- Focus shifts from joining in → staying and progressing
FAQs:
Girls’ Club: Stage 2 can receive up to £1,500 per year
What Funding Can Be Used For
1. Coaching delivery
- 2. Workforce development
- 3. Junior equipment and programme resources
- 4. Social and team-building activities
- 5. Pathway development activity
Further Support Available to Clubs
Clubs delivering within the Girls Junior Framework will receive support through:
- 1. Access to Learn to Golf and junior coaching resources
- 2. Workforce development guidance
- 3. Marketing and promotion tools through Scottish Golfs Find and Play platform
- 4. Ongoing regional and national support from Scottish Golf
Clubs are committed to:
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- 1. Deliver a minimum of 25 sessions (April – March)
- 2. Commit to regular on-course play year-round (or an agreed minimum)
- 3. Integrate girls into junior formats such as:
- GolfSixes League and Girls Golf SixesEvents
- Junior Skills Challenge
- Flag Championships
- 4. Provide leadership or responsibility opportunities
- 5. Support goal-setting and progression conversations
- 6. Submit participant data and evaluation
Delivery Commitments (All Stages)
1. Deliver activity aligned to the Girls Junior Framework
- 2. Use appropriately qualified coaches (PGA Professional, Community Golf Instructor, or Level 1 licensed coach)
- 3. Create welcoming, inclusive environments for girls
- 4. Support girls to continue playing beyond the programme
- 5. Manage promotion, enrolment, and registration
- 6. Collect participant fees where appropriate to support sustainability
- 7. Engage with monitoring, evaluation, and learning
Clubs are encouraged to integrate Girls Junior Framework activity within their wider junior provision rather than delivering it in isolation.


