TSC Foundation, Inc

What could be better than a day filled with joy, community, and some friendly golfing challenges? Spring is here so it’s time to bring your friends, or make new ones, as we enjoy a round of golf. Cheers to a tee-rific Spring season on the green!

We’re headed back to the 2025! ⛳️✨ Our students are gearing up for another unforgettable trip, thanks to your support. Last year, they walked the same fairways as their heroes, asked pros questions, and left with big dreams and even bigger smiles. 💬🏌️‍♀️🏌️‍♂️ Moments like these show what golf can do beyond the course. Stay tuned—we can’t wait to share this year’s experience with you!

The TSC Foundation, Inc., is dedicated to fostering an environment where young women can transform their lives through golf. Our journey began with a vision to inspire inclusivity in golf, dismantling barriers, and unlocking opportunities for young women from diverse backgrounds. We’ve witnessed how golf transforms lives by instilling discipline, perseverance, and integrity while opening doors to college scholarships, career paths, and lifelong networks of mentors and supporters.

Check out the link our bio to learn more about how you can support our mission!

⛳️From perfecting her swing to inspiring others with her drive and determination, Ginger Gould is a passionate golfer who developed a fierce dedication to the game at only six years old.
Ginger Gould, (who once competed as Ginger Howard) became the 7th Black woman to earn a LPGA Tour membership after joining the Official Qualifying Tour of the LPGA in 2012. Gould went on to earn 5 career top-10 results during her time as an LPGA member.

“Be authentic and stay true to who you are and the results will make you — and the people you represent — proud.” — Sadena Parks

Today we honor Sadena Parks, the first African American woman to earn her Tour card through the Symetra Tour and just the fifth African American to earn an LPGA Tour card.
Raised in Washington state, Parks won two events on the Epson Tour in 2014 and the SEFCU Championship at Capital Hills, which helped her finish fourth on the Official Money List and earn LPGA Tour Membership for the 2015 season. Parks most recently competed on the LPGA Tour in 2023, teeing it up that year in The Ascendant LPGA benefiting Volunteers of America in Texas.

“Over time, I’ve learned to set my own standard. Everyone has their own journey and their own purpose in life, so I’m finding mine.” – Cheyenne Woods

Often compared to her famous uncle, Tiger Woods, Cheyenne Woods is a standout in her own right. Cheyenne Woods began playing golf at just five years old and became a decorated, amateur player before beginning her professional career. Woods is a member of the LPGA Tour, the Epson Tour, and the Ladies European Tour and won the Australian Ladies Masters in 2014.

After a hiatus from the sport, Woods has returned to her professional golf career where she continues to be a strong advocate for diversity in golf and representation in sports media.

“My pathway is different than what I thought it would be. But for sure, now I have the most important component in place. Now, I know who I am.” — Shasta Averyhardt

Happy Women’s History Month! Throughout the month of March we’ll be celebrating the remarkable accomplishments of women in golf. Today we honor Shasta Averyhardt. Averyhardt was a four-time tournament winner at Jackson State University before becoming the fourth Black woman to earn LPGA Tour status in 2011. Averyhardt is an advocate for women on and off the green by inspiring young Black golfers through mentoring and promoting diversity in golf.

Empowering young women — On and Off the course

We are dedicated to fostering a supportive and inclusive environment where every young woman has the chance to thrive. Our program aims to shape athletes and nurture future leaders, scholars, and professionals. Ours is a story of passion, purpose, and the unwavering belief that every young woman deserves the opportunity to reach her fullest potential through golf.

Learn more about how you can support our mission in the link in our bio!

Driving Purpose, Building Futures
We love it when we can experience golf on a larger scale. Last spring, we participated in the New Orleans. Our members loved watching the pros up close and enjoyed all the event’s festivities.
We are counting down for this year’s Classic!

We had a swingin’ summer!

TSC Foundation, Inc., in partnership with First Tee Greater New Orleans Junior Golf Foundation embraced the summer heat to help members improve their skills. The young ladies got to refine their golf skills and connect with Black professionals in various industries.

Be on the lookout for upcoming training sessions and events to sharpen your skills and connect with our team!

In honor of Black History Month, we’d like to shed a light on figures who broke barriers in the game of golf.

Today we honor Ann Gregory – the first woman to compete in a national golf championship. Ann Gregory was born in 1912 and began her golf career and formed her legacy during the 1956 U.S. Women’s Amateur, USGA Championship. Gregory was also a pioneer in desegregating her hometown of Gary, Indiana’s public golf course in the 1960s. As the LGPA puts it, “In her relentless pursuit to play the game she loved, Gregory never let racism derail her ambitions to compete in elite tournaments.”

We had an amazing time last week at our event. We dove into the rich history of our organization, shared exciting news about our upcoming events, and built some great connections with one another. We can’t wait to see everyone on the green!