Michigan Black Golf Collective

12/25/2025

Wishing everyone peace, joy, laughter, and plenty of good times with family and friends. May this season fill your heart with gratitude and set the tone for an amazing year ahead 💫

12/23/2025

10/02/2025

While traveling back from Atlanta with the (Kalamazoo Black Male Alliance) I was thrilled to finally make it over and purchase a few items from the eastsidegolf store inside the Detroit Metro Airport (DTW)⛳️

What made the visit even more meaningful is knowing that they are a Black-owned business. Supporting this company isn’t just about picking up top-notch golf essentials—it’s about investing back into our community, uplifting legacy, and ensuring strong representation in every industry.

I’m proud to stand behind Eastside Golf. If you haven’t been yet, it’s definitely worth the trip! 🖤

https://eastsidegolf.com

09/23/2025

Until Lee Elder, the only Blacks at the Masters were caddies and waiters. To ask a Black man what he feels about the traditions of the Masters is like asking him how he feels about his forefathers, who were slaveholders.” - Calvin Peete

Before Eldrick “Tiger” Woods dominated the golf scene in the late 1990s as a man of African descent, Calvin “Mr. Accuracy” Peete was the most successful Black player on the PGA Tour.

Born July 18, 1943 in Detroit, Peete won 12 PGA tournaments between 1979 and 1986, including the Tournament Players Championship in 1985. He was the second Black man to ever play at the Masters, in 1980.

They called him “Mr. Accuracy because he won the PGA’s driving accuracy title for ten consecutive years from 1981-1990! Jack Nicklaus called Peete an “extremely straight driver of the golf ball.”

Calvin Peete was a self-taught golfer, played with a crooked left arm after falling out of a cherry tree at age 12, did not pick up a golf club until his 20s, and did not join the pro tour until his 30s.

And because he dropped out of high school in the early 1960s, Peete had to earn his GED in 1982 to be able to play on the Ryder Cup team. He went on to become a member of the U.S. Team in 1983 and 1985 and earned over $2.3 million in prize money.

Calvin Peete joined the ancestors April 29, 2015. His caddie’s name was Adolphus “Golf Ball” Hull.

09/02/2025

🙌🏿 Wow…Over 100 followers in less than a week! I truly appreciate every single one of you for the support, love, and energy you’ve shown so far. This is just the beginning—excited to keep building, sharing, and growing together 💯✨

“Building Legacy, One Swing at a Time” ⛳️

09/02/2025

🏌🏿‍♂️More than a game—it’s laughs, lessons, and memories that last a lifetime. Grateful for these moments on and off the course 🙏🏾💯

08/30/2025

Good round w/ some great brothers 🤝

“Building Legacy, One Swing at a Time”⛳️

08/29/2025

From the way we dress to the way we carry ourselves, Black culture has always been about looking good, standing tall, and making a statement.

…Even on the golf course!🏌🏿‍♀️🏌🏿‍♂️

PLEASE SUPPORT THESE BLACK GOLF BRANDS‼️

08/28/2025

🫡 Salute to eastsidegolf

Eastside Golf’s Vision Celebrated at Martha’s Vineyard Thurgood Marshall College Fund CEO Impact Event https://africanamericangolfersdigest.com/eastside-golfs-vision-celebrated-at-marthas-vineyard-thurgood-marshall-college-fund-ceo-impact-event/

08/28/2025

From the hardwood to the fairway 🏀⛳️ King James proving greatness has no limits. Game recognizes game! 🫡

08/28/2025

Following the path of those before us 💪🏿❤️✨

Uncover the untold stories of black golfers who paved the way for diversity and inclusion in golf. Demonstrating incredible resilience in the face of adversi...