Empowering Las Vegas women and kids through golf
The Golfing Queen Foundation brings golf clinics and mentorship to women, kids, and corporate teams across Las Vegas, building confidence and community one swing at a time.

In Las Vegas, a thriving community of golfers is discovering that the game of golf opens doors far beyond the fairway. The Golfing Queen Foundation offers expert clinics designed to help women enhance their skills, build confidence, and connect with others who share their passion for the sport. Whether it's a first-time golfer picking up a club or an experienced player looking to refine her technique, the foundation creates an welcoming space where everyone belongs on the course.
What makes the foundation's work particularly special is its commitment to youth in the Las Vegas area. Through programs like Mommy Me and Daddy Me golfing events, families discover golf together—parents and children learning side by side. These clinics are offered free to young participants, removing financial barriers and ensuring that every child in the community has the chance to experience the game, regardless of their family's background.
Beyond individual golfers, the foundation has become a resource for Las Vegas businesses seeking meaningful team-building experiences. Corporate golf clinics bring employees together for leadership development and camaraderie, transforming a day on the range into an opportunity to strengthen workplace culture. From birthday celebrations to milestone events, the foundation tailors golfing experiences that create lasting memories.
The heart of this work is accessibility. By partnering with community organizations and actively seeking sponsors, the Golfing Queen Foundation ensures that golf—long viewed as an exclusive sport—becomes available to everyone in Las Vegas who wants to play, learn, and grow.
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