Ohio Golf Journal May 2018

/NCE JUNIOR GOLFERS AGES REGISTER TO BECOME Youth on Course members, THEY ARE ELIGIBLE TO PLAY GOLF FOR AT A HOST OF COURSES AROUND THE COUNTRY 3TARTED BY THE .ORTHERN #ALIFORNIA 4RUST 9OUTH ON #OURSE ALSO PROVIDES CADDIE TRAINING AND HELPS YOUNG PEOPLE HIGH SCHOOL INTERNSHIPS AND COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS Youth on Course 4HERE ARE SEVERAL &IRST Tee chapters around the state THAT HELP INTRODUCE GOLF TO ALL CHILDREN 4HE &IRST 4EE BEGAN AS A JOINT EFFORT OF THE ,0'! THE -ASTERS 4OURNAMENT THE 0'! THE 0'! 4OUR AND THE 53'! )T IS NOW UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF THE 7ORLD 'OLF &OUNDATION 4HE &IRST 4EE PROVIDES AFFORDABLE GOLF TO ALL CHILDREN ESPECIALLY THOSE IN ECONOMICALLY DISTRESSED communities. In addition to LEARNING THE GAME OF GOLF THEY STRESS NINE CORE VALUES TO GROW LEADERSHIP AND LIFE SKILLS 4O ÚND A &IRST 4EE CHAPTER IN YOUR AREA VISIT https THEÚRSTTEE .org The First Tee O h i o G o lf J ou rn a l