LPGA Foundation announces 2026 Chevron Scholarship recipients

Phil Poupore Pittsburgh native and Integrated Content Manager for the LPGA Foundation
Phil Poupore Pittsburgh native and Integrated Content Manager for the LPGA Foundation
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The LPGA Foundation announced on Apr. 17 the recipients of the 2026 Chevron Scholarship.

The announcement highlights the foundation’s ongoing commitment to supporting education and opportunities for young women in golf.

Phil Poupore, Integrated Content Manager for the LPGA Foundation, is a Pittsburgh native who previously worked for the American Junior Golf Association. Poupore manages content related to foundation initiatives.

The scholarship program aims to encourage academic achievement and support future leaders in women’s golf. The LPGA Foundation continues its tradition of providing resources that help young athletes pursue their educational and athletic goals.

As the organization looks ahead, it remains focused on expanding opportunities through scholarships and community programs.



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