Fuel The Drive Foundation

The field for the Drive, Chip & Putt championship was finalized this weekend with 80 juniors set to compete at Augusta National Golf Club on April 5, 2026.

Participants must be at least 7 years of age and may not be older than 15years old.

The path to the finals is reached by winning at one of 300+ local qualifiers (May-July) advancing to a subregional event (July-August) then to one of six regional qualifiers (Sept-Oct) to reach the finals in Augusta. Participants can only register in one local qualifier.

Congratulations to all that qualified and competed to qualify this year. A big shout out to Sophia Eagan of Castle Rock, CO (Girls 7-9), Shephard Choi of Westminster, CO (Girls 8-10) and Peyton Landon of Ft Collins, CO (Girls 14-15) for winning your age group.

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FTD was promoting our mission to help kids build their confidence through golf and tennis programs. We were in Michigan yesterday with the Michigan Mortgage Lenders Association playing in their golf tournament.

The #1 priority to a successful life is CONSISTENCY.

To all Parents, Kids, Managers, Leaders, Teachers, Exercise Therapists, Dietitians, Golfers, Tennis Players, etc … doing the right thing consistently will produce amazing results.

We do not have to be perfect but being consistent at doing the right thing will lead to greater successes over chance everyday.

And being CONSISTENT takes FOCUS. And where your focus goes - so will your energy. Just be sure to give your energy and focus to the positive stuff and let the negative stuff hang out by itself.

Congratulations Everett on making your High School golf team!! A huge accomplishment.

Everett’s dad says “I really think PGA Jr League got him well prepared for the high school golf season and am excited to see how he does this year!”

We are excited to watch him too.

Meet Lincoln … a first year PGA Jr Leaguer. He says he now has “an obsession for golf” and he “didn’t want it to end.” He also said his most memorable match this year was at Raccoon Creek where he had an eagle and an albatross. Seriouslly!!!

His mother says her “family is so appreciative of this opportunity. Golf is a sport that really suits Lincoln’s athletic capabilities and provides a great mental challenge for him as well.”

Please meet Kai, Dima, and Romeo ... these brothers played in the PGA Jr League at Foothills Golf Club this summer. Their father is grateful for the opportunity and support of the golf community.