
Influential voices who champion the mission of Youth on Course
Changemakers Driving Accessibility
"Advocates for Access" is a video series showcasing voices that support Youth on Course's mission. Ambassadors share their journey and passion for making golf accessible, highlighting the sport's transformative power and the importance of community. Each episode reveals how Youth on Course is breaking barriers and changing lives.
Tisha Alyn
How $2 Range Balls Shaped Her Journey
Tisha shares how $2 range balls and a Youth on Course membership helped her pursue her golf dreams.
The 100 Hole Hike is more than a challenge—it’s a powerful way to rally others around affordable access.
Tisha shares how being the only girl at the range taught her confidence.
For Tisha, Youth on Course is more than $5 rounds.
Even when she considered walking away, Tisha’s love for the game brought her back.
Tisha shares how golf helps her unplug from social media and find balance.
Tisha’s mission is to show golf’s impact and give today’s juniors the access she once needed.
Roger Steele
Positive Change Takes Elevated Effort
Roger’s commitment to hiking 100 holes each year is his way of putting action behind access.
For Roger, The Lakes at El Segundo brought community, purpose, and the purest reason to play.
Roger hikes to give back—and to give youth the access he once had. The 100 Hole Hike is how he pays it forward, one swing at a time.
For Roger, Bruce Baker isn’t just a Hiker—he’s the heartbeat of what golf should be: selfless, dedicated, and deeply connected to community.
For Roger Steele, seeing kids light up when they connect with golf is everything.
Many pathways exist for getting into golf, but Roger Steele believes Youth on Course is unique.
After learning about the 100 Hole Hike and its impact, Roger knew he had to be part of it. From that moment on, he was in!
Roger Steele’s love for golf began with $5 rounds at his local 9-hole course with his dad.
Access is the biggest barrier to the game—but Youth on Course is changing that.
You've Got Options
There is no "one size fits all" when it comes to completing 100 holes of golf in one day. So, here are some options for you to make your Hike your own.
Playing all 100 holes in one day solo might not be everyone's cup of tea, and that's okay. This year, we've gotten creative and have provided Hikers several ways to participate and take on the challenge. Find a format that fits your ability and style.
Hikers rally support from their personal networks and invite them to donate towards their challenge of playing 100 holes. There are several ways to fundraise and meet your goals and we encourage you to explore all your options so you can unlock incentives.

