First Tee participants secure $22,000 for local chapters at contest
Golf.com • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 17, 2026, 9:22 PM
Last updated Sep 17, 2026
Participants from the First Tee program won money for their local chapters during Chevron’s closest-to-the-pin contest at the PURE Insurance Championship. The event highlights the initiative's commitment to youth golf development. Funds raised will directly benefit various local chapters, supporting community efforts in youth sports. The contest aims to encourage and promote golf among young players.
- •First Tee participants competed in a closest-to-the-pin contest
- •The event took place during the PURE Insurance Championship
- •$22,000 was awarded to local chapters for their efforts
- •Funds support youth golf development initiatives
- •Chevron sponsors the contest to promote community engagement
- 9:22 PMGolf.com — First Tee participants win $22,000 for local chapters in par-3 contest
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