The Bridge Golf Foundation

Mays is the Program Coordinator for The Bridge Golf Foundation. He recently fielded some questions from Executive Director and Co-Founder Farrell Evans.

Meet Blake Wilson, an aspiring marine biologist from the Bronx with a love for science, swimming and golf.

To someone growing up in New York City, college can seem awfully far away. To bring it closer to home, we held our Foundation's first annual College Day on Wednesday.

On Thursday, we conducted an experiment with our Vernier motion detectors and Surface tablets.

On Wednesday night, we officially launched our water project with Betsy King's Golf Fore Africa. Our goal is to raise $45,000 to build wells for three villages in Zambia.

An after school program and an encounter with Tiger Woods set Randy Taylor on the path to be where he is today, teaching the young men in our after school program.

The first time I held a golf club was sixth grade, but I didn't get hooked until seventh, after a friend's birthday party at a driving range and mini-golf course.

In the early 1980s, I found my dad's old set of Walter Hagen irons in our barn. This was my first set of clubs.

Each month we are interviewing one of the young men in our after school program. This month we meet Triniim Jones. Tell us about your family and other important people in your life. I live with both of my parents in Harlem, and I have four siblings (1 sister, 15; 3 brothers, 29, 22, 9). […]

Veeshan Narinesingh, a native of the Bronx, is the STEM Program Co-Leader and a Ph.D. student in physics at the CUNY Graduate Center.

The young men in our after school program work daily at the intersection of golf and science. On Thursday, they took their knowledge to the Google Geek Street Fair in Union Square Park.

How would you measure the length of a New York City block? This question led our students to an experiment that drove home one of most fundamental concepts in all of physics: displacement.