Competition & Advancement
Professional events give players a place to test their game, earn prize money and prepare for the next stage. Six Sapphire Tour players competed in 2026 Q-School.
Professional competition is the anchor. Player development, visibility and community connection turn each tournament into an opportunity that reaches beyond the leaderboard.
The Sapphire Golf Tour centers and advances women of color, particularly Black and Latina women, in professional golf. The talent is here. Consistent access, financial resources and visibility are what help that talent keep moving.
Sapphire connects meaningful competition with support for the athlete’s personal, performance and professional development. The goal is a stronger bridge from collegiate and elite amateur golf into the professional game—and more opportunity to advance.

Two seasons of competition, player support and connections that bring more people into the game.
Tour-reported results from the 2027 executive summary and 2025–2026 impact report. Impressions reflect media and social exposure.
Professional events give players a place to test their game, earn prize money and prepare for the next stage. Six Sapphire Tour players competed in 2026 Q-School.
Purse and player support help address the financial demands of the pursuit. Development focuses on performance, personal growth and the professional skills that sustain a career.
Player stories, creator content and local media put the women behind the scores in front of new audiences, connecting their ambition with fans, communities and potential partners.
A Sapphire stop creates multiple ways to connect with golf: play alongside a professional, join a clinic, meet the players or experience the competition with your community.
Shared rounds connect players with supporters, business leaders and the wider golf community.
Tournament hospitality brings people together around the players and the experience.
Welcoming experiences create another way for women to engage with the game.
Young golfers encounter instruction, encouragement and a pathway they can see.
Also: 65+ creators and influencers invited across the first 13 months. Participation figures are tour-reported in the 2025–2026 impact report.
With The GOLF Foundation, Sapphire is working to connect the stages of the game. These initiatives are planned or under development for 2027.
Programs planned for Memphis and Prince George’s County, Maryland, would connect young people ages 6–18 with instruction, mentorship and a clearer route into competitive golf.
HBCU and collegiate partnerships aim to strengthen professional competition, mentorship and career connections. A standalone women’s collegiate competition is also being explored.
The MastHERclass off-season retreat is envisioned as a focused setting for personal, performance and professional development, alongside more visibility for elite local amateurs.
Partners can connect through player development, Pro-Am experiences, hospitality, clinics and storytelling. Explore a national relationship, a regional group of markets or a local activation shaped around your community.
Build a partnership around clear goals—from participation and player resources to content engagement and brand visibility.
The Sapphire CORE Fund supports competition, operations and player resources. A yearly Founders Club membership brings supporters into the effort to sustain the pathway.