Working with local and national golf charities, communities, sponsors and our own GOLFTEC Team of Coaches and Students, we are shooting to grow the golf community, raise more money and build more community than ever before.
We have a mission to open the game and make it inclusive and inviting for all. So we have teamed up with Mizuno and PING to match the value of donated golf clubs to support organizations like Black Girls Golf and Youth On Course. Help us grow the game!
GOLFTEC supports programs that introduce young and new players to golf, building a solid foundation for the future of the game. Through partnerships with the PGA Reach Jr. league program, The World Golf Foundation, Welcome to Golf initiative, The First Tee and more, we are making a solid impact and strengthening the greater golf community.
Through strategic partnerships & programs for those who have served, GOLFTEC has provided thousands of lessons to a wide and diverse cross-section of people who may not have otherwise tried golf. Partnered with PGA Hope (Helping Our Patriots Everywhere), GOLFTEC students and employees raised over $100,000 and introduced our wounded veterans to the healing aspects of golf through the golf community.
Community happens at a local level, and with over 200 GOLFTEC locations worldwide and as one of the largest employers of PGA Professionals in the world, GOLFTEC employees drive local initiatives and engagement within their own communities across the world. Coaches give generously of their time to positively impact the game of golf by working with their PGA Sections, golf courses, high school and college golf programs, and more.
As a company founded & operated by PGA members, GOLFTEC is proud to foster the next generation of PGA Professionals by offering instruction and guidance in helping them pass their Player Ability Test. This milestone marks the beginning of their careers and puts them on the path to a lifetime of growing the game.
We are passionately committed to opening the game of golf for all those who are inspired to play. As stewards of the game, the future of our sport depends on creating a culture that demands diversity and inclusion. Through education, strategic partnerships, and programs built for those who faces challenges getting started, we're committed to eliminating barriers and to ensure that we all have the chance to enjoy the greatest game ever played.
Thomas Valdez, GOLFTEC Houston Galleria, volunteers as a Special Olympics Coach.
Picture from Dan Kleckner's Golf Classic. Chris Runyan, GOLFTEC Spokane. 2020 PGA National Patriot Award Winner for his various charitable contributions to Military Veterans. Click here to see more about all Chris has done for his community.
Jessica Davis, GOLFTEC North Raleigh, supporting Triangle Women in Golf, an organization that promotes golf among African American women and girls.
Paul Reid, GOLFTEC Clearwater, helps local Special Olympic Athletes reach their golf goals.
Jerred McKinney, GOLFTEC Centennial, hosts a free junior clinic series.
GOLFTEC Headquarters donates Build-A-Bears to Colorado Children's Hosptial.
Joe Assell, GOLFTEC CEO, and a few Veteran Coaches support and attend PGA HOPE National Golf & Wellness Week.
Chris Woods, GOLFTEC Southeast Portland, volunteers at the Oregon PGA's Grow the Game event.
