LIV Golf League Team receives third consecutive LIV Golf Impact Award and is nominated for the Sports Industry Award
LONDON – The Majesticks Golf Club today published its 2025 Impact Review, showcasing the continued expansion of the team's community initiatives, strategic partnerships, and youth development programs across the United Kingdom.
Central to the Club's community endeavors is "Little Sticks," the Majesticks Golf Club's flagship grassroots initiative, designed to introduce young people to golf while instilling crucial life skills such as resilience, teamwork, and respect. The program collaborates closely with schools, teachers, and local organizations to integrate golf into physical education lessons and youth development programs. The newly released Impact Report highlights significant new partners whose collaboration with the Majesticks Golf Club delivers meaningful and impactful experiences for young golfers and communities across the UK. Through partnerships with leading organizations such as the Cherwell County Council and the Newcastle United Foundation, the Majesticks Golf Club expands access to the game and provides formative experiences for young people.
The Majesticks Golf Club's philanthropic work has garnered significant recognition within the sports industry; the team was recently nominated for a Sports Industry Award (SIA) and received the LIV Golf Impact Award for the third consecutive time, in recognition of the Little Sticks program's continuous growth and measurable impact, as well as the Club's broader commitment to the community. These accolades underscore the growing role the Majesticks Golf Club plays in utilizing golf as a platform to create opportunities and inspire the next generation.
“Our focus has always been on building something with purpose beyond competition,” said Jordan Stephenson, Head of Impact and Culture for Majesticks Golf Club. “The growth of Little Sticks and the strength of our partnerships reflect a long-term commitment to expanding access, developing crucial life skills, and creating meaningful opportunities for young people across the UK. It’s about investing in the future of the sport in a way that delivers real, measurable impact.”
Since its inception, the Little Sticks program has rapidly evolved into a nationwide initiative. In 2025 alone, the program reached 226 schools, directly impacting over 24,000 young people through curriculum-based offerings. Plans are in place for expansion into an additional 125 schools nationwide by 2026, aiming to reach over 42,000 participants. The initiative focuses not only on introducing golf but also on developing transferable life skills.
