Join fellow members for a special off-site gathering in honor of Black History Month! This unique meetup is designed to be an insightful and engaging journey through the profound contributions of Black Americans to history, culture, and, especially, sports.

​🌟 What to Expect

​We will spend the morning exploring the museum's impactful exhibits, with a special focus on the inspiring history of Black Americans in sports and culture.

• ​BGC Snapback Photo: Throw on your BGC snapback for a professional group photo in the museum’s main atrium. Documenting our collective presence, celebrate our community, and create a lasting memory of our time exploring the rich tapestry of Black history and culture.

• ​The Power of Sports: Discover the stories of pioneering Black athletes—including legendary figures in golf, baseball, basketball, and more—who broke barriers, changed the game, and championed civil rights both on and off the field.

• ​Cultural Exploration: Engage with exhibits showcasing the vast influence of Black creativity, art, music, and innovation on American and global culture.

• ​Complimentary Lunch: We will conclude our visit by gathering at the museum's highly-regarded café for lunch and an opportunity to share reflections and fellowship with one another.

​Secure your spot by February 8th.

​This is a fantastic opportunity to step away from the course, connect with your club community, and participate in a meaningful celebration of history. We look forward to seeing you on our field trip!

Join World Long Drive Champion and PGA Pro Troy Mullins and founder Johnny Bailey for an eye-opening webinar that challenges the traditional "swing-first" mentality.

Drawing from her unique background as a Cornell heptathlete turned world-record-holding golfer, Troy reveals why the secret to better golf often lies outside the technical swing plane. This session is a deep dive into a holistic coaching philosophy that prioritizes athleticism, mindset, and the "why" behind the movement.

What You Will Learn

In this 50-minute interactive session, we’ll move past the "how-to" and focus on the "how-come." You will gain:

• The Athlete-First Framework: Understand why your physical conditioning and multi-sport movement patterns are more important than a "perfect" takeaway.

• Coaching vs. Instructing: Learn what a productive coaching relationship looks like—one that adapts to your body and goals rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all model.

• The Mental Reset: Identify how performance anxiety and "over-thinking" create physical tension that mimics a swing flaw.

• Recovery & Resilience: How to stay focused and calm after a bad shot by trusting your natural athleticism over a mental checklist.

Key Takeaways

• Identify the Root Cause: Learn to distinguish between a technical error and a physical/mental limitation.

• Customized Progress: Tips on how to seek coaching that supports your unique biomechanics.

• The Power of Purpose: Why training for speed and "feel" can often fix swing flaws more effectively than slow-motion drills.

The Bottom Line: Your swing isn't broken; your approach might be. Let’s build a game that works for you, not against you.

Ready to stop overthinking and start playing? Secure your spot for this game-changing conversation.

Celebrate women's history month this Cherry Blossom season with BGC’s 2nd Annual "Blooming Futures" brunch & day party!

Join BGC for a fireside chat, shop the "Swing into Spring" pop-up, and network with industry leaders.

Enjoy delicious brunch bites in a vibrant atmosphere provided by DJ Schemes of Monumental Sound & Lighting , all while supporting the future of women's sports and golf. Capture the essence of the cherry blossoms in your attire by painting the party in pastels! Blush, rose, and all things soft and spring-like are highly encouraged.

This event will sell out RSVP today!

Ticket includes light bites while supplies last.

Early arrival recommend