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On Wednesday, October 13th, 35 PGA HOPE Veterans came out to Whitmoor Country Club in Weldon Springs, Missouri to participate in the 3rd Annual PGA HOPE Cup. The HOPE Cup is a 9 hole, four-person scramble tournament for local HOPE Graduates from the

The stage was set with four sports legends competing for 9 holes to support two local charities.  MLB Hall of Famer, Ozzie Smith, Professional Golfer, Jack Nicklaus, St. Louis Blues head coach, Craig Berube, and Professional Golfer, Tom Watson

PGA REACH Gateway board member and Gateway Section President, Brett Moomey, will serve as scorer for Ozzie Smith and Jack Nicklaus as they compete against Tom Watson and Craig Berube in the 2021 Legends Charity Challenge. With Smith and Nicklaus

On Saturday, September 11th PGA REACH Gateway Foundation President Ozzie Smith and PGA REACH National Trustee Jack Nicklaus take on Tom Watson and Craig Berube in a match that will benefit PGA REACH Gateway and the First Tee of Greater St. Louis. The

“Tee Masters Golf Club of St. Louis, MO, exists to inspire and empower the African-American community through tournaments and supporting activities for betterment of youth development and growth.” Anthony Coleman with the Tee Masters Golf Club,

The men and women that dedicate their lives to serving and protecting this great country deserve much more than can be put into words. Through the PGA HOPE program, our PGA Professionals can give back in a unique and rewarding way. Last week, we had

“For Jordan McKelvy, a successful PGA Jr. League program isn’t about flashy events or expensive celebrations. It’s about having fun. “If there was one word to describe our PGA Jr. League program, it would be fun,” said McKelvy, PGA

Gateway PGA Professional Jeff Whitfield is gearing up to compete in the Senior PGA Championship. The event takes place next week at the Southern Hills Championship Course. Jeff has competed in 4 major championships during his career as well as 12 PGA

On May 10th, 2021 Missouri native and PGA Professional Tour Member, Adam Long, came home to visit where his golf journey began: the clubs he once played at, visiting with old coaches and friends, and a special day with the Gateway Section. Adam

As the celebration of Black History Month comes to a close, we reflect upon the past and focus on striding towards a new and brighter narrative that celebrates the rich culture of the black community. PGA REACH Gateway’s Inclusion pillar exists to