But without the help of the community, it wouldn’t be possible to provide these future junior golfers with this opportunity.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — The game of golf isn’t just physically demanding, it’s mentally challenging. That’s exactly why the nonprofit A Perfect Swing Foundation sees the sport as a great youth-development tool.
“We are enhancing their communication, networking and leadership skills,” Ashaunta Epps with A Perfect Swing Foundation said.
Business professionals who love golf are working with predominantly minority youth, giving them opportunities to get some hands-on training on the links.
“I think there is no secret when it comes to minorities on the course, it can be considered to be rare, but it’s growing,” Epps said.
The nonprofit hopes that by learning the game of golf, the children will gain valuable lessons that apply to the game of life, too.
“Learning golf today teaches them how to deal with disappointment, challenges, and what happens when things don’t go your way,” Chris Word …