
Our HERstory......
It started with a question: What was I missing?
As working professionals, we often hear stories about what happens on a golf course.
Relationships are built. Business is discussed. Deals are made. Introductions happen. Networks expand. People connect in ways that don't always happen inside a conference room.
As a woman, I wanted to understand what was really happening on the green.
So I asked a friend for a 20-minute golf lesson. I posted pictures from that experience on social media. Soon after, I received an invitation to attend a golf outing representing the organization I worked for.
I almost backed out.
I was nervous. I didn't know enough about golf. I didn't know the rules, the etiquette or what I was supposed to do.
But I went. And what I saw changed everything.
There were more than 200 people at the event, including corporate executives and business leaders. What surprised me most wasn't simply that they were playing golf. It was the conversations happening around the game.
Relationships were being strengthened. Business was being discussed. Opportunities were being shared. And then I looked around the room. There were very few people who looked like me, and I was the only Black woman there.
That's when it clicked.
People were missing opportunities. Women were missing opportunities. Businesses were missing opportunities.
And I wanted to do something about it.
That's how Hit Like A Girl was born.
I wanted to create a space where Black women and women could learn golf without feeling intimidated or judged. But I also wanted to create something bigger than golf instruction.
I wanted to create a bridge.
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A bridge between people and opportunities.
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A bridge between beginners and experienced golfers.
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A bridge between community and connection.
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A bridge between the people who have traditionally had access to golf and those who have been left out.
What started as an effort to introduce women to the game has grown into a community where people can learn, connect, build relationships and discover what golf can make possible. And we're still building.
Who We Are......
Hit Like A Girl is a golf community committed to increasing access, connection and opportunity through the game of golf.
We create supportive, judgment-free and welcoming spaces where people can learn the game, improve their skills, build relationships and become more connected to the golf community.
Our roots are deeply connected to creating opportunities for women, with a particular focus on Black women, while our programming continues to expand to welcome everyone who wants to experience the game and be part of the community.
We believe golf should not be limited by experience, background or intimidation.
If you want to learn, play, connect and grow, there is a place for you here.
Our Mission......
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To expand access to golf and use the game as a catalyst for connection, confidence, community and opportunity.
Our Vision......
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A golf community where everyone has the opportunity to participate, connect and benefit from everything the game has to offer.
What We Do......
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Golf Clinics - Beginner and advanced instruction designed to help participants learn and improve.
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Range Nights - Relaxed social golf experiences designed around connection, fun and community.
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Golf Leagues & Organized Play - Opportunities to play regularly, build skills and develop relationships.
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Social & Community Events - Experiences that bring people together around golf and shared interests.
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Youth Golf & Leadership - Using golf to introduce young people to leadership, confidence and opportunity.
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Regional Experiences - Expanding the HLAG experience into new cities and communities.
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Golf Education - Rules, etiquette, terminology and the knowledge needed to feel comfortable on the course.
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Industry Connections - Building relationships with golf organizations, instructors, businesses and industry leaders to create greater access and opportunity.
Meet Our Team.

Juanita Lomax
Founder & CEO

Walter Roland
Expert Head Golf Instructor

Alex Mathew
Lead Golf Instructor
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Ephorm Freeman III
Lead Golf Instructor








