Founded in 1937
A historic African American women's golf club.
A women's golf club in Chicago. Founded in 1937, the Chicago Women's Golf Club is described as the oldest African American women's 18-hole golf club in the Midwest. It welcomes women at every skill level, from beginners to seasoned players, and offers opportunities to play golf, improve skills, build community, and compete in tournaments. The club's home course is Joe Louis Golf Course, formerly known as Pipe-O-Peace Golf Course. It also holds the Anna Mae Robinson Annual Open Tournament. Its community work includes mentorship programs, junior golf initiatives, and outreach. The club is affiliated with the United States Golf Association, the United Golfers Association, the Midwest Golf Association, and the Northern Illinois Women's Golf Association.
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A historic African American women's golf club.
Welcomes women from beginners to seasoned players.
Hosts the Anna Mae Robinson Annual Open Tournament.
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