LAS VEGAS. – MGI Golf, global leader in technology for the walking golfer and maker of America’s No. 1 electric golf caddy, is proud to announce a new partnership with the Women’s Golf Coaches Association (WGCA), supporting the next generation of collegiate golfers and the coaches who guide them.
The partnership provides MGI with a meaningful platform to engage directly with WGCA members, including collegiate coaches and program leaders across the country. Through this collaboration, MGI will help advance initiatives that foster mentorship, professional development, and leadership within women’s collegiate golf.
“At MGI, we believe progress in sport comes from empowering the people who drive it forward. We are incredibly proud to partner with the Women’s Golf Coaches Association and help advance the opportunities available to women in collegiate golf,” said Miranda Turner, CEO of MGI Golf Inc. “Coaches play a pivotal role in shaping not only competitive athletes, but confident leaders, and we’re honored to support a program that empowers both emerging and veteran coaches through meaningful mentorship.”
As part of the two-year partnership, MGI Golf will serve as the title sponsor of the WGCA Mentorship Program. The program connects experienced coaches with rising coaching talent, providing guidance, professional development, and opportunities to build impactful relationships that strengthen the collegiate golf community.
MGI will also have the opportunity to connect with WGCA members at the annual WGCA Member Convention, where the company will share insights, new products and reinforce its commitment to elevating competitive golf. MGI will participate in the WGCA Corporate Sponsor Expo and attend the WGCA Hall of Fame Banquet, engaging directly with the leaders shaping the future of the sport.
By supporting the coaches who develop and inspire women’s collegiate golfers, MGI continues its commitment to advancing competitive golf and expanding opportunities for women in the game. The company is proud to stand alongside leaders who are shaping a stronger future for the sport.
