Confidence to try
Meet encouraging adults, discover an unfamiliar skill and learn that improvement begins with showing up.

Golf opens the door. Life skills, relationships and opportunity help young people discover what could come next.
We’re bringing Memphis together to introduce children to the game and help them grow through it. Families, youth organizations, mentors and golf enthusiasts all have a place in building the pathway.

A child should have the chance to discover golf regardless of their ZIP code, family income or connections to the game. We are building an accessible starting point and a next step for those who want to keep growing.
Meet encouraging adults, discover an unfamiliar skill and learn that improvement begins with showing up.
Practice communication, honesty, decision making, teamwork and handling setbacks through golf and guided reflection.
Build relationships across neighborhoods and explore continued play, school golf, college and careers as interests develop.

A missed putt becomes a chance to reset. Keeping score becomes a lesson in honesty. A shared challenge becomes practice in listening and leadership.
Our curriculum in development connects golf with life skills, hands-on STEM and arts activities, mentoring and reflection. Girls and boys should see themselves in the game and feel encouraged to participate and lead.
Welcoming golf games in schools and community settings, with shared equipment and space to try.
Learn more →Recurring sessions that connect golf practice with life skills, learning and mentoring.
Learn more →Explore clubs, course access, school teams and age-appropriate competition when a child wants the next step.
Learn more →The program is in development, with a proposed January 2027 pilot and indoor emphasis during the first quarter. Locations, ages, schedules and participation details will be shared as hosts, staffing and funding are confirmed.
Our ambition is to become a heartbeat of youth opportunity in Memphis, with the community helping children discover an interest and the support to pursue it.
Understand the experience and explore participation for a child or a group.
Explore the Experience →Connect your church, civic group, school, fraternity, sorority or golf community with the work.
Find Your Role →Help fund local delivery, people, equipment and the resources that make access possible.
Explore Ways to Support →Our campaign aims to introduce 1,000 young people to golf over 1,000 days and build opportunities for continued learning and participation. These are goals we are working toward, with progress measured through participation, return visits and the next steps children can access.