e Youth on Course, the non-profit organization providing rounds of golf for $5 or less, scholarships and caddie programs for children and teens – attained its 10,000th member in the Northern California market.
Born in the Northern California Golf Association Foundation, YOC is expanding to other states and regions and now totals nearly 15,000 youth members combined. Growth in Southern California, Oregon, Idaho, Arizona, Utah and Nevada is expanding YOC to new places, with other areas soon to be announced.
Key Youth on Course initiatives that have contributed to the program’s rapid success include:
• Rounds of $5 or less for all members
• Paid internship and caddie positions – nearly 200 jobs to date
• College scholarships – including $282,000 last year alone
“Expanding nationally doesn’t diminish our program growth in Northern California, our YOC flagship base that serves as a strong and crucial foundation,” says Youth on Course Executive Director Adam Heieck. “Northern California gives us a great field test for different initiatives and is an important case study as we grow the program on a national scale.”
With over 380,000 YOC member rounds played, and the organization on track to secure its 400th partner course this fall, industry leaders are endorsing the program as an important tool for growing participation in golf.
For additional information, as well as a full list of Youth on Course partners, visit youthoncourse.org, or call 831.625.4653.
About Youth on Course
Headquartered in Pebble Beach, Youth on Course is a non-profit organization serving as the charitable arm of the Northern California Golf Association. The vision of YOC is to provide access to golf and its immeasurable benefits for children and teens regardless of socioeconomic status. This is achieved through initiatives that include subsidized rounds at partner courses, mentorship opportunities through caddie programs and paid internships, and scholarship grants for qualifying members. Currently, Youth on Course serves California, Oregon, Idaho, Nevada, Arizona and Utah, with plans to expand nationwide.
Youth on Course at Morton Golf Locations
The NCGA Youth on Course programs provides junior golf participants, under the age of 18, access to playing all Morton Golf Facilities after 1 pm, 7 days a week for $5 for 18 holes, $3 for 9 holes. The Youth on Course membership lasts from January 1 to December 31 each year, and you will need to renew your membership each year. Click HERE to learn more.
Is your junior golfer part of The First Tee of Greater Sacramento? All juniors under the age of 18 that participate in The First Tee of Greater Sacramento program automatically receive a Youth on Course Card.
WHERE AND WHEN CAN YOU PLAY?
Haggin Oaks Golf Complex located at 3645 Fulton Avenue in Sacramento, CA:
$3 for 9-holes and $5 for 18-holes after 1 pm 7 days a week.
Click HERE to book a tee time or call 916-808-2525
Bing Maloney Golf Complex located at 6801 Freeport Blvd in Sacramento, CA:
$3 for 9-holes and $5 for 18-holes after 1 pm 7 days a week on Championship 18
Express 9 Golf Course – Free
Click HERE to book a tee time or call 916-808-2283
Bartley Cavanaugh Golf Course located at 8301 Freeport Blvd in Sacramento, CA:
$3 for 9-holes and $5 for 18-holes after 1 pm 7 days a week.
Click HERE to book a tee time or call 916-808-2020
William Land Golf Course located at 1701 Sutterville Road in Sacramento, CA:
Free, 7 days a week.
Click HERE to book a tee time or call 916-277-1207
