Houston Girls Cup

Hosted in partnership with Journey through 18

The Women in Golf Foundation is expanding its commitment to junior girls’ golf with the launch of the Houston Girls Cup, a two-day junior golf tournament designed to create greater access to competition, skill development, and community through the game.

Scheduled for November 21–22, 2026, at Hermann Park Golf Course in Houston, Texas, the inaugural Houston Girls Cup will welcome junior golfers across 6-hole, 9-hole, and 18-hole divisions, creating an inclusive competitive environment for players at different stages of their golf journey. Players in the 18-hole division will compete on both days of the tournament.

The Houston Girls Cup will be hosted in partnership with Journey Through 18, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing girls in the Houston community with access to golf. Together, Women in Golf Foundation and Journey Through 18 will create an opportunity for young golfers to compete, build confidence, strengthen their skills, and develop connections within the game.

Building on WIGF’s 30-year legacy of creating pathways for women and girls through golf, the Houston Girls Cup represents an important step in expanding the Foundation’s junior golf programming into new communities. As the event grows, WIGF looks forward to establishing the Houston Girls Cup as an annual platform for competition, development, and opportunity for girls throughout Houston and the surrounding region.

2026 Event Dates

November 21 - 22, 2026
Hermann Park Golf Course

Houston, Texas

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Event Highlights

  • Individual Stroke Play Format:
    Players compete independently in their designated division, testing their skills in a structured, tournament-style environment.

  • Multiple Competitive Flights:
    Three flight options—6-hole, 9-hole, and 18-hole—ensure an inclusive, level-appropriate experience for all participants.

  • Pathway to Advancement:
    Performance in the Atlanta Girls Cup can lead to opportunities to compete in ranking-sanctioned events and more advanced play.

  • Support for Emerging Talent:
    The Foundation provides entry fee assistance and resources for girls needing financial support, ensuring every golfer has the chance to compete.

Our Goals

  • Expand Access to Competitive Golf

  • Develop Confident, Course-Ready Players

  • Create Meaningful Competitive Experiences

  • Elevate the Cup as a Recognized Junior Golf Event

Daily Schedule

  • Player Welcome & Tournament Prep

    Morning
    Participants check in and warm up at the practice area. A brief orientation introduces players to the course layout, rules of play, and expectations for the weekend. Coaches and volunteers are available to answer questions and help players feel confident and ready.

    Afternoon
    Optional practice rounds begin by flight (6-hole, 9-hole, 18-hole), allowing players to familiarize themselves with the course and strategize for tournament play. Light refreshments and hydration stations are provided throughout the day.

  • Tournament Day

    Morning
    Official stroke play competition begins with tee times assigned by division. Players will compete individually in their designated flight, applying course knowledge and skills in a supportive, tournament-style environment.

    Afternoon
    Rounds conclude by early afternoon. Players are guided through score verification and encouraged to relax, rehydrate, and connect with each other and mentors while final scores are tabulated.

  • Immediately Following Play
    A celebratory lunch and awards ceremony brings players, families, and supporters together to honor each division’s top performers and recognize the growth and sportsmanship of every participant.

    Medals, trophies, and commemorative gifts are presented in a joyful, encouraging atmosphere.

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