Napoleon Hornbuckle
Golf Scholarship
"In Memory of Napoleon Hornbuckle"
Empowering Minority Golfers
FUELING THE NEXT GENERATION
Supporting young minority golfers in pursuing their passion for the sport.
HIGHER EDUCATION
Helping minority golfers achieve higher education and reach their full potential.

PROMOTING DIVERSITY
Promoting diversity and inclusivity in the sport of golf, one scholarship at a time.

Honoring Excellence
Celebrating the achievements and contributions of minority golfers to the sport.
The Heart of Our Cause
The Napoleon Hornbuckle Golf Scholarship is an annual, family, and donor-funded scholarship to provide a one-time financial award to talented young minority golfers from underrepresented communities within the Atlanta, GA metro area seeking a college-level education.
We aim to break down barriers and empower young golfers to achieve their full potential, making a positive impact on their communities.
Announcing the 2025 NHGSF Scholarship Winner
The NHGSF Directors are proud to announce the recipient of the 2nd annual scholarship award. This year’s $2,500 scholarship has been awarded to Cleo Wynn of Atlanta, GA, a distinguished member of the Class of 2025 at The Lovett School. Cleo, an honor student and member of the varsity golf team, was named the First Tee of Metro Atlanta’s Participant of the Year in 2024. In addition to her athletic and academic achievements, she served as a Mental Health Liaison, helping to organize and participate in numerous mental health programs at her school.
Donating to the Napoleon Hornbuckle Golf Scholarship is a powerful way to make a difference in the lives of young minority men and women. Your support will help break down barriers and make higher education more accessible and affordable for deserving individuals. Join us in creating a more equitable and inclusive society by donating to the Napoleon Hornbuckle Golf Scholarship today.
Latest News
Announcement for Latest Recipient
Congrats to our 2025 Recipient
A Message from Our First Scholarship Recipient
Words of Gratitude from an Alabama A&M Scholar
My Mentor, My Friend
When Your Mentor Becomes Your Friend. By Earl Cobb




