Women’s Golf Day is a global movement designed to introduce, inspire, and connect women and girls through the game of golf—and in 2026, Nevada is once again playing a key role in that mission. With events scheduled May 2 at CasaBlanca Golf Club in Mesquite, May 7 at Las Vegas National Golf Club, and a date TBD in Northern Nevada, the Silver State is offering multiple entry points for women of all skill levels to experience the game in a welcoming, social, and fun environment.
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Each Nevada event follows the proven Women’s Golf Day format: a blend of instruction, play, and connection. Participants can expect hands-on coaching from PGA and LPGA professionals, along with opportunities to learn fundamentals or refine their skills. The experience extends beyond the golf course, featuring lunch, swag bags, and a fun, relaxed atmosphere designed to build confidence and community among participants.
Globally, Women’s Golf Day has grown into one of the game’s most impactful initiatives since its launch in 2016 by Elisa Gaudet. The annual celebration now spans a full week—from late May through early June—and includes events at more than 1,300 locations across 80+ countries. Each event typically follows a four-hour format, combining two hours of golf activity with two hours of socializing and networking, helping create lasting connections that extend well beyond a single day.
The mission is simple but powerful: engage, empower, and support women through golf. Whether a first-time player or a seasoned golfer, participants are welcomed into an inclusive environment that emphasizes fun, learning, and camaraderie. Many events around the world also include charitable components, further strengthening the community impact.
In Nevada, these Women’s Golf Day events represent more than just a day on the course—they are part of a global movement growing the game, creating new opportunities, and celebrating the role of women in golf at every level.
