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Renee is a global ambassador for the game and continues to use golf as a means for inclusion. “Renee Powell and her family play a singular role in the history of African Americans in golf.

“At the core of the LPGA is a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion,” said Roberta Bowman, the LPGA’s Chief Brand and Communications Officer, as well as co-chair of the LPGA’s DE&I task force.

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Around the morning and afternoon waves, dual LPGA and PGA Professional Renee Powell and five-year LPGA Tour veteran and Atlanta-native Mariah Stackhouse will host showcases on the driving range. Throughout the golf outings, there will be specific challenges on each hole to raise awareness of the event’s overall mission, with LPGA Tour players and LPGA*USGA Girls Golf members stationed on the various holes. Set to take place after the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship on Monday, June 28, at Bobby Jones Golf Course in Atlanta, Ga., the Renee Powell Clearview Legacy Benefit will showcase LPGA legend Renee Powell’s impact on the past, present and future of the game. In honor of its 75th year, the Clearview Legacy Foundation has begun a campaign to endow Clearview and preserve its important role in history. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Clearview Legacy Foundation, celebrating Renee Powell and her father’s legacy through Clearview Golf Club.

June Benefit to honor Renee Powell, the second African American woman on the LPGA Tour, and the legacy started by her father, Bill PowellĭAYTONA BEACH, Fla., – The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) announced today the inaugural Renee Powell Clearview Legacy Benefit with founding partners including KPMG, the LPGA and the Mariah Stackhouse Foundation.

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