Brisbane and District Ladies Golf Association

The BDLGA’s charter is focused on ensuring opportunities for women and junior girls to enjoy the camaraderie of other golfers through the tournaments, competitions and intra-state challenges offered.

The association is a member of the Australian golf sports body, Golf Australia, Queensland Division. Through this connection, member clubs in the district gain affiliation and enjoy the benefits of programs, funding and services available. The BDLGA offers opportunities for its members from every club in the district to meet and interact with each other in regular tournaments, Pennants and special events which are held annually.

Becoming a member of BDLGA, which is automatic to all females who are financial members of any golf club within the district, requires our members to abide by our Constitution, By-Laws and association procedures and be bound by the Golf Australia National Integrity Framework Policies adopted by BDLGA (available at https://bdlga.com.au/resources/).

The BDLGA Management Committee is elected at the Annual General Meeting of the association. This committee is responsible for the administration and management of the association’s affairs and funds. The Management Committee works together for the benefit of all of its member women and junior golfers. If you are looking for something and can not find it – please contact us via our online form available below or go to our ‘Contact’ menu option and message us.

BDLGA LEADERSHIP STATEMENT – As a signatory to the R&A Women in Golf Charter effective from 29 September 2026, the BDLGA recognises the important role venues play in evolving golf experiences, fostering belonging and strengthening connection across the game. Our commitment to creating an environment where women and girls feel welcomed, valued, visible and supported on the course, in the clubhouse, in leadership, and across every part of the golf experience remains stronger than ever. We support the national ambition to ensure more people play more golf, and that golf continues to reflect the diversity of modern Australia. BDLGA proudly commits to continue working alongside Golf Australia and the wider golf community to create welcoming and inclusive experiences for women, girls and families; support pathways that increase participation, retention and leadership opportunities for women and girls; evolve our district environment and offerings to meet the needs of modern golfers; champion connection, community and belonging through golf; and contribute to a stronger, more representative and sustainable future for the game. Together, we are helping ensure golf is a sport for life, fun for all, and a place where women and girls truly feel they belong.