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Jordan Pigeon from First Tee – Central Florida has been selected from a pool of national candidates to attend the First Tee Innovators Forum October 8–11 in San Jose, Calif. The forum will empower First Tee teens to develop a meaningful service project in their communities focusing on raising aw...

Reagan Chastain from First Tee — Central Florida was selected to attend the John Deere Drive Your Future Academy held in Detroit, September 3-6. Chastain is one of 24 young women selected from the First Tee chapter network to participate in the four-day academic, career and leadership development ...

Cole Chastain, Abigail Fernandez, and Kaleb Palm of First Tee – Central Florida will compete in the upcoming First Tee National Championship, June 20-25, 2021 at Clemson University. The first-ever event with a total of 48 players will bring together First Tee’s elite golfers for an opportunity t...

Why Golf is the Perfect, Safe Sport for Your Child this Fall We know that lots of youth sports organizations are cancelling their fall seasons, but rest assured that First Tee – Central Florida is the perfect answer! Because golf is an individual sport, we have the ability to socially distance...

Click Here to see Sara Surprised by the News on Golf Channel! First Tee of Central Florida is excited to announce Sara Rintoul has been selected into the inaugural First Tee College Scholarship Class of 2020. This program is designed to provide further support, life skill development and mentorship ...

With just a week until Christmas, and shopping in full swing, we know that among the happiest time of year, it can also be the most stressful. And who knows what a young golfer wants for the holidays? We do! Shop our list of selected items from the PGA Tour Superstore that we’ve noticed our &helli...

One of our biggest questions asked by parents is how to get their kids on the golf course outside of The First Tee class. Well like anything else it’s going to take motivation. As anyone who deals with kids through coaching, parenting, and teaching knows, getting kids to do something they do not w...