The Bridge Golf Foundation

Data is often presented graphically in textbooks, news reports and scientific journals, and the ability to correctly interpret the information presented is a crucial skill for scholars and citizens alike.

Daniel Correa, a neurologist at Montefiore Medical Center and the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx, has joined The Bridge Golf Foundation’s new mentoring program. He recently fielded some questions from Co-Founder and Executive Director Farrell Evans. FE: You recently joined our inaugural class of mentors in the Bigger Pie initiative. What excites […]

On Wednesday night at The Bridge Golf Learning Center, the after school students in our "Bigger Pie" program were matched with their mentors for the school year.

The maintenance crew at The Bridge recently completed the restoration of the back tee at the par-5, 582-yard 18th hole at the Rees Jones-designed course in Bridgehampton, NY. In late July, the nine young men in The Foundation’s Youth Works program assisted the maintenance crew in laying the new sod during their three-day internship at […]

This month we meet Xavier Partee, a 13-year-old in 8th grade with a passion for basketball, golf, swimming, photography and writing.

A great video from a great day, our third annual fundraiser outing at The Bridge on Sept. 23, 2017.

One of the highlights of our third annual fundraising outing at The Bridge was this great video, produced with Foray Golf.

This month we meet Dameul McGill, a 14-year-old sophomore who aspires to a career in the fashion industry.

Karina Buhler, our new STEM Program Assistant, brings a deep knowledge of environmental science and a passion for the Earth to our Foundation's after school program.

As the sun set on our third annual fundraising outing at The Bridge on Saturday evening, Executive Director Farrell Evans spoke about what made the place, the cause and the event unique.

Our third annual fundraising outing began Saturday with a tournament for our young men on the five-hole par-3 course at The Bridge.

Reporter Paul Rogers and photographer Johnny Milano spent weeks chronicling our young men's work and play over the summer.