Project Golf News & Blog Updates

Greg speaks with Angel Diaz and Jack Lutz of Project Golf about the 2nd Annual ‘Show Some Love’ Charity Tournament. Taking place on March 25th, 2024 – Captain’s Choice Caledonia Golf & Fish Club.

MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WMBF) – Project Golf was established based on the business model of “3 Pillars” of service to the community.

Project Golf: Changing lives for veterans and youth along the Grand Strand and beyond. Clinics with PGA professionals offered for veterans, underserved youth and beginner golfers.

We hung out with Carolina Coast Real Producer’s Magazine at their Q4 Event 2024 at Franks Outback in Pawleys Island, SC!

While golf can be frustrating to most of us, some Myrtle Beach veterans are using it to heal their PTSD. It’s called PGA HOPE, and it stands for Helping Our Patriots Everywhere.

It is hard to believe that we are almost halfway through 2023! The momentum for Project Golf is growing exponentially each and every day. The programs are in full swing (pun intended) and the students are learning the beautiful game of golf from some seriously dedicated instructors.

We would like to extend our sincere gratitude for making the effort to come to our fundraising event Project Golf Charity Golf Tournament at True Blue Golf Club!

More than 100 donors, volunteers and participants in Project Golf gathered recently for the 2022 Project Golf Jamboree at the organization’s North Myrtle Beach, S.C. headquarters, to celebrate its achievements and thank supporters for aiding the non-profit organization’s mission both to grow the game and to apply it as a therapeutic tool to help those in need.

Welcome to the end-of-the-summer edition of the Project Golf Newsletter. I can’t help but reflect on 2019 when Project Golf began as a simple whiteboard idea to grow the game of golf through several different channels…from junior golfers to beginning golfers, to disabled veterans, and everything in between.

As a critical element of their involvement with Project Golf‘s PGA HOPE (Helping Our Patriots Everywhere), PGA Professionals undergo special training to help our wounded veterans learn and enjoy the game through adaptive means. Hear from PGA HOPE National Instructor Brian Oliver and PGA REACH Carolinas Programs Director Jessica Asbury on the impact this effort is having on veterans in need.

The Tom Jackson/Raymond Floyd design at Arrowhead Country Club in Myrtle Beach is the latest host of Project Golf’s “An Introduction to Golf” instructional series for first-time players. See how PGA-certified instructors and top-notch facilities are teaming up to create a smooth transition into the game for its newest players!