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Community Impact: Golf for All

Empowering underserved youth through lessons, mentorship, and access to opportunity.

Our Mission

Our mission is to foster a more inclusive future for the game of golf by removing barriers and creating opportunities for underserved youth to learn, grow, and thrive both on and off the course.

Program Highlights

We believe personal development—in sports, fitness, and life—should never be limited by income, background, or opportunity. That’s why our giveback program is focused right here in the communities we call home: Westmont, Oak Brook, Hinsdale, Downers Grove, and Darien.

We’re working to break down the financial and structural barriers that often prevent local youth from accessing high-quality golf instruction and mentorship. Through our program, we aim to create a space where every young person in our area has a fair shot at growth, confidence, and community—both on and off the course.

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Free & Discounted Youth Lessons

We provide no-cost and reduced-rate golf instruction to youth from low-income families. These lessons are led by certified coaches, volunteers, or the founder, ensuring every participant receives high-quality guidance in a supportive, mentorship-based environment.

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Off-Peak Hour Simulator Access

Eligible youth receive supervised access to our golf simulators during non-peak hours. This allows them to practice in a safe, high-tech environment without the pressure of peak-time crowds — giving them the space and time they need to grow their skills.

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School & Nonprofit Partnerships

We work directly with local schools, park districts, and nonprofit organizations to identify students who would benefit most from our program. These partnerships help us reach the right kids, streamline referrals, and create a trusted pipeline for ongoing support.

How It Works

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Referred by Schools or through Online Form

Eligible students are referred by local school counselors, PE teachers, park district staff, or youth program leaders who understand their potential and circumstances. Families can also apply drectly through our online form. These referrals help us reach students who may not otherwise have access to organized sports or mentorship, ensuring our program is both inclusive and community-driven.

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Review and Eligibility Verification

Once a referral is received, our team meets with the student and their family to better understand their background, goals, and needs. During this conversation, we assess eligibility based on a combination of financial need, access to other athletic opportunities, and overall fit for the program. This personalized approach helps us ensure resources are directed to those who will benefit most.

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Participation and Progress

Once accepted, students gain access to our facility during designated off-peak hours for supervised practice, and mentorship opportunities. Depending on eligibility, students may also take part in clinics or receive instructional support. Our goal is to create a welcoming space where youth can develop their skills, build confidence, and stay engaged through positive, structured activity. 

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e.g., PE Teacher, Parent, Counselor, etc.

Only fill this out if you are a school staff member, nonprofit representative, or other referring party. Parents or guardians can leave this blank.

Frequently asked questions

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