Surrey Ladies Golf

Supporting Women'S and Girls' Golf in Surrey

Latest News

Vice Captain in Women & Golf item on volunteering

Sunday 14th August 2022

Vice Captain, Jane Bathurst features in a Woman and Golf article on voulunteering
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Lottie Woad wins the British Girls' Amateur Championship

Sunday 14th August 2022

Watched by a television audience following her progress, Lottie had a resounding victory over Cayetana Fernandez Garcia-Poggio in the final of the British Girls' Amateur at Carnoustie.
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County Captain strikes an Ace

Friday 12th August 2022

County Captain, Sue Wild, has a hole in one at her home club, Betchworth Park.
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Extreme Weather - rule updated

Wednesday 10th August 2022

Surrey matches and competitions - Rule amendment regarding buggy use in extreme weather
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Six Surrey girls in action at the British girls at Carnoustie and three make it through to the match-play stages

Sunday 7th August 2022

Best wishes for good golf for the six Surrey girls teeing it up at Carnoustie in the British GIrls from the 8-14th August
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Sue Birley Memorial

Sunday 7th August 2022

There will be a memorial lunch for Sue Birley at Tandridge on the 9th September
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Welcome to Surrey Ladies County Golf Association

Who are we?

The Surrey County Golf Club was formed in 1900 and subsequently became the Surrey Ladies Golf Association in 1929. We now have over 7,000 members from 103 affiliated clubs. A short history of SLCGA can be seen on the Heritage page.

What Do We Do?

Provide fun and competitive golf in Surrey for amateur players of all ages and all abilities.
Provide a coaching programme to help and encourage talented golfers to reach their potential.
Give junior girls an introduction to the game with a structured development programme.
Select various teams to represent the County.
Work with the men's Surrey County Golf Union to form a partnership for the betterment of the sport within the County.
Provide help and support to Clubs in the administration of the WHS Uniform System of Handicapping.
Represent Surrey ladies on England Golf (the national governing body).