All information and links to application forms are on the EWGA website http://www.ewgatrust.org/guidelines.
The EWGA Trust Fund is our own fund for helping young golfers who are under 21 OR in full-time education. The objective of the Trust Fund is to help young golfers in need, with the cost of purchasing essential equipment, tuition, accommodation and travel. It is not necessary for a girl to have a low handicap to apply for a grant.
Money for the Trust Fund comes from donations by individuals, ladies’ sections of Golf Clubs and County Associations. In addition money is raised through the sale of merchandise and from fundraising activities organised by EWGA. It is hoped that the following notes will be of assistance to you when making your application, but the Trust Management Committee and Trustees wish to point out that players must not think of grant aid as a right for which they may make a claim, but rather as assistance for which they may apply.
If you would like further information about this or an application form please contact juniors@durhamladiesgolf.org.uk or go onto the EWGA website (http://www.ewgatrust.org/guidelines).
Every year 2 bursaries are available for girls wanting to continue in education after 18 years of age:
This award – of up to £1500 per student, per academic year is available for 2 successful applicants who are studying a recognised course at Higher or Further Education College in a golf related subject. This for example might be Golf Course Management, Turf Management, Green Keeping, Horticulture, Sports Management, to name but a few. The award year will be from 1 October to 30 September and to apply for one of these bursaries applications must be received in the EWGA office by the 1st September each year. If you would like further information about this please contact juniors@durhamladiesgolf.org.uk. It is advisable to keep a record of all the experiences you have had in golf as you will need to write a letter/CV explaining why you should be considered for this award.
Application forms are available on the EWGA website but the County Junior Organiser must also complete a section of this form and she will then send your application to EWGA.
4 bursaries are available – each will fund £1250 - £1500 per annum. The bursaries are to provide financial assistance for educational expenses of girls in further education. The awards will be administered through the EWGA Trust.
The bursaries will be awarded to students who have a financial need and will continue for the duration of their academic course. However, they will be reviewed annually and the students will need to show that their enthusiasm and commitment to their golf have been satisfactory before the next year’s funds are released.
Applications should be submitted to EWGA by 1st September in the year of entry. If you would like further information about this or an application form please contact juniors@durhamladiesgolf.org.uk. It is advisable to keep a record of all the experiences you have had in golf as you will need to write a letter/CV explaining why you should be considered for this award.
Application forms are available on the EWGA website but the County Junior Organiser must also complete a section of this form and she will then send your application to EWGA.
There is a sum of money set aside to support Junior Girls who need help, for example, with:-
Please get in touch with the CJO Gloria West- if you feel you need this type of financial support.