Buffalo Women's Golf Club
The Buffalo Women’s Golf Club, which was formed in 2006, originally started as the Western New York Chapter of the Executive Women’s Golf Association (“EWGA”), a national organization. In 1980, the local chapter of the EWGA was formed to provide a networking club for women who golfed. Over time, the requirements of the national organization conflicted with the desires of the local members, resulting in the formation of the Buffalo Women’s Golf Club (“BWGC”).
BWGC is a non-real estate golf club. It targets women who wish to play golf, do not have a desire to join a private club and are limited in the amount of time they have to play golf. BWGC offers four leagues at two excellent public golf courses to play nine holes of golf on two-week nights. The courses played regularly are Diamond Hawk Country Club, Cheektowaga, NY; and The Links at Ivy Ridge, Akron, NY. All courses play late afternoon or early evening to accommodate women who work or have young children. "The club offers a non-competitive league choice for golfers of all skill levels"
