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One of the most valuable services The Bridge Golf Foundation provides for our young men is to match them with mentors through our Mentoring With a Purpose program.

Jorge (George) Alcantara is a 14-year-old eighth grader at Eagle Harlem who aspires to a career in entertainment or aeronautics.

In this video, Zion Smith and Teaching Professional Brian Hwang demonstrate a simple drill that will force you to take a steeper path, resulting in high, soft chip shots that check up when they hit the green.

We are thrilled to announce the appointment of PGA Professional Michael Sweeney as Director of Golf for The Bridge Golf Foundation and Learning Center.

Baraka Stewart spoke with us recently about his son Braylan, our after school program, learning golf the right way, and being a single dad in New York.

Maddox Brown is a 13-year-old 8th grader at Eagle Harlem who joined our program over the summer. He lives in Harlem with his mother and fraternal twin brother, Milo, who is also a new addition to our program.

Scenes from our 2018 Benefit Outing at The Bridge.

At our Fourth Annual Benefit Outing, Bob Rubin noted that many of the young men in our program have spent enough time at the club in the past few years to feel quite comfortable there.

Michael Alameda Sr., a 39-year-old maintenance handyman at Columbia University, recently had a conversation with Executive Director Farrell Evans about raising his son, Michael Jr., and some of his own aspirations and goals to make a better life for his family.

Elijah Opoku is embracing golf and has flourished in school since joining our program. He's also got some showbiz stories to tell.

As part of our Youth Works program, four students -- Antonio Cortorreal, Zion Smith, Tariq Washington, and Josiah Yoba -- spent months documenting the summer of 2018 with video, photos, and interviews with our young men and staff.

This summer, Triniim Jones has been chronicling his NOAA-CREST HIRES internship. His final installment focuses on his research, his results, and how he presented them to conclude his internship.