Institute of African American Golf History
Vision
To become a national symbol for education and awareness of African American Golf History.
About Institute of African American Golf History (IAAGH)
Mission and Goals
Help preserve African American Golf History and keep the African Americans in Golf Legacy alive.
Build awareness, educate, and add more clarity and understanding to African American golf history.
Give recognition to African American golf pioneers.
Support IAAGH Projects and Programs
- to preserve and display the history, reveal the facts, build awareness, and teach African American golf history throughout the contiguous United States.
- to support the Historic African American Golf Celebration in April 2025
- to offer complimentary consumer admission to selective venues and events.
- to help fund out Triple "T" Enrichment Program - Talk. Tell. Teach.
- to provide financial emergency aid to retired caddies through our Caddie Compassion Fund
About IAAGH
Institute of African American Golf History (IAAGH) is a nonprofit organization.
Institute of African American Golf History is recognized by the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation. IAAGH is based in Ocala, Florida.
IAAGH Board of Directors
Jim Dent, Honorary Chair
Ramona Harriet, President/CEO
Shane Claffey
Alma Hamblin
Andre Lacey
Sydney Moore
Marvin Seidman, Esq., Legal Counsel
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