you can catch up with amy at any of the following events:
September 2-5, 2010 – Amy will once again represent the United States team at the Legends Handa Cup – Portsmouth, NH
September 20, 2010 – The Michael J. Fox Charity Golf Event for Parkinson’s – New York
September 22, 2010 – Legends Tour BJ’s Charity Classic Pro Am – Pinehills Golf Club on Cape Cod
November 18-21, 2010 – The Legends Tour Championship – Innisbrook Resort in Florida
October 21-24, 2010 – The Kinoshita Pearl Classic (a Legends Tour event) – Hawaii
More info will be posted when available.
Amy has signed on as an ambassador to High Definition Golf – a subsidiary of Interactive Sports Technologies .
According to Amy:
“The High Definition Golf simulator is truly the most accurate technology for indoor golf I’ve come across. Not only do I love the accuracy, the image quality is spectacular, beyond the great technology it’s a wonderful way to spend time improving your golf game or sharing time with friends and family. With the video swing analysis and the new shaft flex module, I believe indoor golf lessons with a golf professional and the High Definition Golf simulator to be unparalled.”

Links Magazine has posted a feature article naming Amy Alcott as one of the top 18 female golf course architects. A brief survey of Amy’s work as well as other top names is supplemented by striking photos of the courses they have designed. Read the article here, and find out more about early contributors to this field like Marion Hollins and May Dun Hupfel.
On June 30th, the Breast Cancer Assistance Group of Monterey hosted a charity golf tournament with professional golfer Amy Alcott to benefit local women battling breast cancer at the beautiful Carmel Valley Ranch Resort in Carmel Valley, CA. Amy led a clinic for 96 women participants playing in the golf tournament. The group hoped to top last year’s amount of 35,000 dollars, with a goal of 50,000 dollars.

Amy was the official starter on the first tee at the California State Jr. Girls Golf Championship at Monterey Peninsula Country Club on Tuesday the 29th of June. The event is put on by the California Women’s Amateur Championship (CWAC). Amy first played in the California State Junior Championship herself at the age of 13 and competed in them until she was 17. Also at 17, Amy participated in another CWAC event the California State Women’s Amateur (1974) held at Pebble Beach where she shot a course record 70 in the qualifying round for match-play. The 70 beat the previous record held by Babe Didrickson Zaharias. Amy turned pro 4 months later in February of 1975 and qualified to play on the LPGA tour.
The 2010 CVS Caremark Charity Classic will once again kick-off the New England summer with world-class golf for a great cause! Amy will be taking part of this year’s Charity Classic that will take place June 27-29 at scenic Rhode Island Country Club.
The CVS Caremark Charity Classic has been a premier event in Southern New England since 1999. As the Rhode Island’s largest charitable sporting event, they have raised over $13 million for children and families, including $1.3 million in 2009.
Amy will be the Special Guest at this upcoming fundraising event benefitting the City of Hope. The Charity Golf Tournament will be held at Industry Hills Golf Course at the Pacific Palms Resort in the City of Industry, California.
Date of the Tournament:
Thursday, October 7, 2010
For more information about the event, please contact Kristi Webb at kwebb@paintsundries.com
Amy once again participated in the Lewis Rudin Charity Golf event in NY to benefit the First Tee of Metropolitan NY.
“Mr. Rudin was a special friend and a great benefactor to golf. It is wonderful that his son, Bill Rudin, and the Rudin family continue to be instrumental in enhancing the lives of young people through the life lessons of golf and the first tee program.”
Learn more about The First Tee.
December 17, 2009 – 5:49 pm
CNN’s Kyra Phillips interviews Amy Alcott regarding Tiger Woods’ impact on the game of golf:

December 17, 2009 – 3:33 pm
PALM DESERT, CA, 10th of December 2009 – AMY ALCOTT, a member of the World Golf and LPGA Hall of Fame has partnered with Back Nine Greens, a designer and installer of custom backyard putting greens and water saving synthetic green lawns throughout the United States, and will serve as the company’s Senior Design Consultant. The parties have embarked on a progressive program to bring the game of golf to residents and communities that have not been considered as viable candidates and environments for the golf experience.
“Since the inception of Back Nine Greens in 1997 we have endeavored to become the premier developer and designer of synthetic turf putting greens and landscapes. Taking that mission to the next level, our goal was to align with one of the best golfers of our time and Amy Alcott was our first choice. Her Hall of Fame career and strong creative gift for the game will enhance our business in the private and commercial sectors and we are very excited to have Amy on our team. We have realized tremendous response thus far from our customers and there is every reason to believe Amy Alcott will be the 15th club in our bag,” said Dominic Nappi, Founder and President of Back Nine Greens.
“I am very pleased to be working with Dominic and his talented staff. We are like-minded in our aspirations to work “green” in the world of golf and Back Nine Green’s first-class synthetic turf and attention to details and creativity made my decision to join the company an easy one. Moreover, it presents me with new opportunities to bring the game into residential backyards and commercial arenas for the general public for the first time. Golf can be enjoyed on numerous landscapes aside from an 18-hole golf course and that experience can also be affordable,” explained Alcott.
The company’s products and services will include an Amy Alcott Design Series, which will offer each client one-on-one consultation with Alcott for their customized putting green and practice environments and a few putting and chipping tips will no doubt be part of the package upon the completion of each project.
Download the full press release