9/17/25 - 10/29/25: ADGC Middle School Golf League

The Alameda DGC (Do Good Corica) Golf League will be back in September! This fall season league is a collaboration between Greenway Golf and the Do Good Sports Club, led by former Alameda High School golf coach Nick Wolf.

About the program:

The Do Good Corica (DGC) Middle School Golf Programs, a partnership between Greenway Golf and Do Good Sports Club offer young golfers the unique opportunity to improve their game, while also instilling important life values. Our supportive community ensures that every participant feels valued, learns to work effectively as part of a team, and carries the principles of fairness and respect both on and off the green.

Why Middle School?

• 70% of kids stop playing sports at age 13. (National Alliance for Youth Sports)

• Low-income youth are six times more likely to quit sports before middle school due to costs. (Aspen Institute)

• The average age juniors stop playing golf regularly is 11.8. (Aspen Institute)

• Tournament experience before high school creates a path to compete at a higher level, but opportunities for competitive play before high school are limited and typically expensive.

• Among the 20+ sports included in a recent Aspen Institute parent survey, golf ranked highest for lack of local teams as a barrier to play.

DGC Middle School Programs:

• The Fall Middle School Golf League is a low-cost program.

• This league offers young golfers who have excelled in our no-cost middle school winter golf clinics the opportunity to play in a smaller, more focused group setting. 

• This program runs from September through November. *Please note that the 2025 season is full.

  
  

The Winter Middle School Golf Clinic Series is a no-cost program for beginner middle school golfers. This program runs from January through February. Stay tuned for registration information.