PGA HOPE Spring 2025 Dates
- Wednesday, April 23 (5-6:30 SJCC)
- Wednesday, May 7 (5-6:30 Civitan)
- Wednesday, May 14 (5-6:30 SJCC)
- Wednesday, May 21(5-6:30 Civitan)
- Wednesday, May 28 (5-6:30 SJCC)
- Wednesday, June 4 (5-6:30 Civitan)
Building a Community for Veterans Through PGA HOPE
Whether you are new to golf or have enjoyed playing the game your whole life, PGA HOPE welcomes all Veterans – regardless of ability.
Learn the game of golf—or pick it back up—alongside other veterans in a supportive and welcoming environment. PGA HOPE brings veterans together to build skills, confidence, and lasting friendships on and off the course.
PGA HOPE (Helping Our Patriots Everywhere) introduces and teaches golf to Veterans to enhance their physical, mental, social and emotional well-being. Led by PGA of America Golf Professionals, the program is includes 6 weeks of instructional golf. The program is FREE to all Veterans.
At First Tee Four Corners, we are committed to growing this community of veterans and ensuring that every participant feels valued and supported. We believe that the game of golf can change lives – and we are honored to serve those who have sacrificed so much for our country.
PGA HOPE FACTS
It is a fact that suicide is a major issue among military Veterans, with recent statistical studies showing that 22 Veterans a day commit suicide. PGA HOPE is working to change this statistic.
Participants of PGA HOPE programs include military Veterans living with physical or cognitive challenges such as Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and amputees, among other challenges.
The Department of Veterans Affairs research and clinical experience verify that physical activity is important to maintaining good health, speeding recovery and improving overall quality of life. For many injured Veterans, adaptive sports provide their first exposure to physical activity after injury.
PGA HOPE programming is fully funded by PGA REACH and is NO COST for Military Veterans.