Grant and Funding Programs Offered by Golf Canada Foundation

Q: What is Golf Canada Foundation's official website?

Golf Canada Foundation's official website is https://www.golfcanadafoundation.com/.

Overview of Available Grants and Funding

The Golf Canada Foundation is the leading philanthropic voice for golf in Canada. Established in 1979 as a registered Canadian Amateur Athletic Association (RAAA), its mission is to inspire young players to build strong character and core values while living a healthy lifestyle. Through five strategic pillars—Junior Golf (First Tee – Canada), Women’s Golf, Collegiate Golf, High Performance, and Heritage—the Foundation raises and grants funds to increase participation and drive athletic excellence. It is currently spearheading the $70M "Drive Campaign" to build the new Home for Canadian Golf. View Golf Canada Foundation's website for more information.

Content last updated: March 25, 2026

List of grants and funding offered by Golf Canada Foundation

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Golf Canada Foundation Heritage Grant Program

Golf Canada Foundation

Funding for Canadian golf heritage projects

Eligible Funding

Maximum amount : 2,000 $

Eligible Industries

Information and cultural industries
Arts, entertainment and recreation

Types of eligible projects

TechnologyInnovation

About Golf Canada Foundation

What is Golf Canada Foundation's official website?

What else should I know about Golf Canada Foundation?

Founded in 1979, the Golf Canada Foundation serves as the primary philanthropic engine for the advancement of golf across Canada. As a registered Canadian Amateur Athletic Association, the Foundation is dedicated to raising and granting funds that foster a more inclusive, accessible, and successful golf community. Its mission is to empower the next generation of Canadians by using golf as a platform to build character, resilience, and life-long values.

The Foundation’s strategic focus is distributed across five core impact areas:

Junior Golf: Leading the national expansion of First Tee – Canada and ensuring financial accessibility through the Youth on Course program.

Women’s Golf: Championing gender equity through the Jocelyne Bourassa Legacy Fund and dedicated women-in-coaching initiatives.

Collegiate Golf: Awarding more than $10.8 million in scholarships since 1982 to support the academic and athletic journeys of student-athletes.

High Performance: Funding Team Canada and national talent identification systems with a bold goal to see 30 Canadians on the PGA and LPGA Tours by 2032.

Golf Heritage: Preserving the game’s history through the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame and community-based heritage grants.

Through its unprecedented $70 million "Drive Campaign," the Foundation is establishing the Home for Canadian Golf at TPC Toronto at Osprey Valley. This national campus will feature a world-class performance centre and public-access facilities, securing a vibrant future for the sport in Canada.