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What is the Froghair Classic?

The Froghair Classic is more than just a golf tournament; it’s a celebration of community, camaraderie, and giving back. Now in its 10th year, the Froghair Classic has grown into a highly anticipated event, uniting players, sponsors, and volunteers for a day of fun and purpose. Each year, we bring together golf enthusiasts of all skill levels to play an unforgettable round while making a positive impact on local organizations in need.

This year, we’re proud to support SYA Sports’ Scholarship Fund, helping local kids who otherwise couldn’t afford to play youth sports. From friendly competition to shared laughs, the Froghair Classic is all about using our love of golf to make a real difference in the lives of young athletes.

Whether you’re a first-time player, a returning sponsor, or a local supporter, we’re excited to welcome you to the Froghair family. Join us as we swing for a cause and give every child the chance to play, grow, and belong.

What is the

Froghair?

In golf, froghair is the strip of grass that surrounds the putting green, also known as the fringe. The grass in the frog hair is cut to be slightly longer than the grass on the green, but shorter than the rough that surrounds it.

About SYA

The Southwestern Youth Association (SYA) was established in November of 1973 with 350 participants. The purpose of SYA is to provide safe, healthy, and fun recreational competitive sports activities for the youth of Southwestern Fairfax County, regardless of their financial status or athletic ability. Southwestern Youth Association was started with a $1,500 donation from the founder, Carl Mullins. The league began with a spring Soccer program made up of 10 teams. This was followed by baseball with 9 teams and a girls’ softball league with 8 teams. Football followed soon after in the fall.

Today, Southwestern Youth Association serves over 13,000 children ages 4-19, and over 5,000 families in Centreville and Clifton, Virginia as well as some surrounding locations. SYA is a non-profit program, with the operations and daily affairs of the organization executed by an all-volunteer Board of Directors. They are dedicated to providing the children of Southwestern Fairfax County with a safe and positive environment through sports competition.

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