Our Mission

Chip in for Junior Golf, Inc. is dedicated to breaking down financial barriers in youth golf. We provide essential support—including equipment, lessons, and green fees—to ensure every child has the opportunity to play, learn, and develop character through golf.

Who We Are

Chip In for Junior Golf is a nonprofit organization dedicated to expanding access to the game of golf for youth across our community. We believe that financial barriers should never stand between a young player and their potential.

Founded by passionate golfers and community supporters, our mission is simple: help kids get on the course.

Our Story

We started after seeing too many kids with talent and passion for golf unable to afford lessons, clubs, or even greens fees. Golf can open doors — from scholarships to leadership skills — and we wanted to make sure those doors stay open for everyone.

Since our founding, we’ve helped dozens of young golfers get lessons from certified pros, provided starter club sets, and covered entry fees for local tournaments.

What Drives Us

Golf teaches integrity, patience, and respect — values that last a lifetime. By investing in junior golfers today, we’re growing a stronger, more inclusive golf community for tomorrow.

💚 Why Donate

Every Swing Counts

Your donation helps a young golfer take their first swing, learn the rules of the game, and discover the life lessons that golf teaches: honesty, respect, and perseverance.

$50 — Provides a youth golf lesson
$150 — Equips a junior with a starter club set
$300 — Covers a full season of greens fees
$500+ — Sponsors a player for tournament entry and coaching

What Your Gift Achieves

• Builds confidence and inclusion in a sport often out of reach for many families
• Supports partnerships with community golf programs
• Turns donations directly into equipment, lessons, and access — not admin costs

“Because of Chip In for Junior Golf, I got to play in my first tournament ever! I never thought I could afford it. Thank you for helping me chase my dream.”
— Aiden, age 13