A local nonprofit is using the game of golf to help struggling veterans get back on their feet. “I started pitching and everybody started stopping and looking at me and I’m like, I’m pretty good at this,” said Mark Jacobs, a veteran in the PGA Hope Program.
Myrtle Beach’s Project Golf has a new face at the helm. Angel Diaz, a PGA professional and retired Navy veteran, was named director of Project Golf on July 26.
“The Match” Will Be Played At Famed Dunes Club In Myrtle Beach, Allow Live Viewers To Donate Money To Help Grow The Game of Golf.
HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WMBF) - A program along the Grand Strand is offering veterans a chance to escape daily worries through golf.
Twenty-one military veterans, currently living with disabilities or physical limitations sustained while in service to their country, are now benefiting from the first in a series of six-week training sessions launched recently in Myrtle Beach as part of the newest PGA HOPE Program.
Gary Schaal, former president of the PGA of America and one of the leading voices in the game, has learned a lot in the last 25 years ...
A golf outing can be a daunting and anxiety-riddled prospect for a rank beginner who has never swung an iron or so much as stepped foot inside a clubhouse.
The Arrowhead group's first session in our Intro to Golf Clinic was a HUGE success. Tons of smiles and laughter all night long.
Project Golf is bringing its “Introduction to Golf” series to three more Grand Strand courses this summer.
Gene Augustine, a decorated military veteran and former president of the Golf Academy of America in Myrtle Beach, has been named the first director of Project Golf.
