Station 1
Full swing
Hit your first full shots with simple help and no expectation that you already know what you're doing.
With Jason
Free women's golf outing at Applewood
Never Played Golf? This Free Night at Applewood Is Made for You.
You don't have to know how to golf to belong here. You just have to show up.
If you've been afraid you'll be the only beginner, the one holding up the group, or the woman who doesn't know where to stand — breathe. This night was built backwards from that exact fear.
Before golf, let's handle the fear
You will not be the only woman starting from zero.
This is not a swing critique night. It's a permission night. A first-step night. A laugh-when-you-miss-it night.
1
Never picked up a club? Perfect.
That's exactly who the main part of this event is for. You can ask basic questions. You can miss. You can start here.
2
No one is asking you to keep pace on a course.
You'll rotate through simple stations, not get dropped into a foursome where you have to know the rules.
3
The room is the point.
A room full of women, many brand-new too, changes the whole feeling. You are walking into a group, not a test.
What happens that night
One free night. Three stations. Zero pressure.
Applewood gives us the setting. AGS brings the coaches. You bring yourself — and, if you want, the friend who's always said "maybe someday."
Applewood Golf Club
A welcoming local course setting for the launch outing.
Free RSVP
Claim a spot for the launch night. The invite here is only to save your seat.
Food + wine
Hors d'oeuvres and wine make it feel like a night out, not a lesson test.
Bring friends
Come solo and meet people there, or make it a girls' night.
The three-station path
You'll try the parts of golf in a sane order.
Each station has the same visual weight because each one has the same job: make the game feel less mysterious and more possible.
Station 2
Short game + chipping
Learn the close-to-the-green shots that make golf feel playful instead of overwhelming.
With Coach Patrick
Station 3
Putting
Finish with the easiest place to laugh, compete a little, and see why women get hooked on the game.
Host TBD
Come exactly as you are
Solo is normal. Friends are welcome.
If walking in alone is the hard part, we've thought about that too. The night is designed so conversation starts before golf pressure ever shows up.
Text this to a friend: "I've never played and I'm going. Come with me?"
Already golf?
Come find your foursome.
This is the separate thread: if you already play but usually golf alone, or only with your husband's group, Ladies of the Links gives you women to actually play with.
Claim My Free SpotGroupMeet women who want golf to feel social, not solitary.
RefreshRotate through the same stations, knock off rust, and help make beginners feel welcome.
BelongThis is still about a women's room first. The scorecard can wait.
Placeholder proof, clearly marked
The real quotes come after the first event.
These are illustrative examples of the feeling the page is designed to create — not real testimonials.
"I thought everyone would already know what to do. Instead, half the room was figuring it out with me."Example attendee sentiment — replace after event
"It felt like a girls' night that happened to include golf."Example only
"I came alone and didn't feel alone for long."Example only
Claim your launch-night spot
You just have to show up.
Save your spot for the free women's golf outing at Applewood. We'll follow up with the event details so you know exactly where to go and what to expect.
Limited spots, first come first served. This is a real Applewood venue and station-capacity limit.
RSVP free
Drop your info below so AGS can send the launch-night details.
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