Logan Hale loves golf and animals, especially dogs!

Join Logan Hale from the University of Denver women's golf team and 3-time Colorado High School State Champion for a youth golf clinic for ages 6-12 hosted by Logan and other local golfers. The clinic will raise awareness and funds to support Lifeline Puppy Rescue and the health and well being of rescue dogs. There will be an opportunity to adopt dogs at the event!

This year, the clinic will take place at the Todd Creek Golf Club leading up to the 2026 Colorado Championship, part of the Annika Women’s All Pro Tour represents one of the best development opportunities for female golf professionals to hone their competitive skills while preparing for a life on the Epson and LPGA Tours. The 2026 Colorado Championship is in partnership with The Meador’s Masters Foundation with a singular mission to make our community a better place. 

Video from the 2025 Putting for Puppies Youth Golf Clinic

In 2025, Logan Hale helped raise $1,000 for Lifeline Puppy Rescue. She created the idea for the Putting for Puppies Youth Golf Clinic because of her passion for two of her favorite things, golf and dogs. Logan has two dogs Bailey and Nala and is proud to be a voice for rescue animals. She is also very passionate about growing the game of golf for the next generation.

During the summer of 2024, Logan became the first collegiate golfer in the country to use her name, image and likeness (NIL) to raise money and host a youth golf clinic to raise awareness and funds for Lifeline Puppy Rescue in Colorado. The event was attended by more than 25 kids ages 6-12. The event raised $500 for Lifeline Puppy Rescue. Watch a video from the event. In total, Logan Hale has helped raise more than $1,500 for Lifeline Puppy Rescue. 

Don't miss out on our 2026 Putting for Puppies clinic, more details are coming soon!