Participants, volunteers, and community leaders gathered at Currie Park Golf Course for the third annual Fellowship Youth Clinic, celebrating a day of learning, mentorship, and fun.
MILWAUKEE (Aug. 10, 2025) – In partnership with the Fellowship Open, MKE Fellows, We Black We Golf, Kappa League, and PGA REACH Wisconsin, First Tee — Southeast Wisconsin hosted the third annual Fellowship Youth Clinic at Currie Park Golf Course on August 8. The event provided a hands-on introduction to golf while connecting young participants with community mentors who inspire growth both on and off the course.
Learning the Game Through Fun and Practice
At the clinic, young golfers explored the fundamentals of the game in a fun, interactive environment. Coaches and volunteers guided participants through various activities, helping them develop skills in putting, chipping, and full swings.
Beyond technique, the clinic emphasized teamwork, patience, and sportsmanship—key lessons that go hand-in-hand with the sport. Participants learned that golf is not just about hitting a golf ball, but also about setting goals, practicing persistence, and supporting others.
Young golfers practiced their swings and developed skills under the guidance of First Tee coaches and volunteers, building confidence on and off the course.
Inspiring Talks from Community Leaders
After a morning of practice, participants shared lunch together and joined a program featuring community leaders and speakers. These mentors shared personal stories of perseverance, leadership, and giving back, helping young golfers see the connections between life lessons and the lessons learned on the course.
Events like the Fellowship Youth Clinic create opportunities for young participants to build meaningful relationships with role models who encourage them to thrive in every aspect of life.
David Cohn, CEO of First Tee — Southeast Wisconsin and John Daniels III, President & Director of MKE Fellows, led discussions on leadership and life lessons, connecting golf skills with personal growth.
Building Confidence On and Off the Course
Through programs like this, First Tee — Southeast Wisconsin provides more than just golf instruction. Young golfers leave not only with improved skills, but also with increased confidence, resilience, and a sense of belonging. By connecting kids with mentors and peers, these experiences foster personal growth and inspire a lifelong love of the game.
The success of the Fellowship Youth Clinic would not be possible without our partners. We are grateful to the Fellowship Open, MKE Fellows, We Black We Golf, Kappa League, and PGA REACH Wisconsin for their support and dedication to creating meaningful opportunities for young golfers. Together, we’re helping the next generation thrive both on and off the golf course.