Taking the leap from U.S. Kids Golf to the AJGA. Stephen Hamblin, Exec. Director of the AJGA explains it all.

Preparing for the World Championships at Pinehurst - with Jake and Sean McGuire.

It's the biggest week in kids golf, how should you prepare? One of the top young players in the world, Jake McGuire, and his father Sean, talk to us about proper preparation, managing expectations, controlling costs, best spots to visit and everything else leading up to - and competing - at the U.S. Kids Golf World Championships.

Bringing joy and hope to hospitalized kids through the power and good of golf.

This is one of the BEST stories in golf, and not enough people know about it. This episode of The Mission Podcast (presented by Tropicana) welcomes Kevin Corn, PGA who for the past 15 years, has brought joy and hope to hospitalized kids through the power of golf.

Emphasizing the FUN in Fundamentals! Getting your kids to love learning with Jennifer Bermingham, Nat'l Director of Golf Programming for Invited Clubs.

"Make learning golf so fun that the kids don't even realize they're learning." It's a simple and important concept, but it takes discipline and creativity to put it into action. Jennifer Bermingham, the National Director of Golf Programming for Invited Clubs; learned, played, and now teaches using the philosophy that influences how thousands of kids develop in the game. Hear her thoughts on what it takes to make golf easier and more enjoyable for everyone.

Taking the leap from U.S. Kids Golf to the AJGA. Stephen Hamblin, Exec. Director of the AJGA explains it all.

One of the most respected organizations in all of golf is the AJGA. What is it and who is it for? Certainly, a lot of U.S. Kids Golf families have questions about it. So we invited their Executive Director, Stephen Hamblin on The Mission Podcast (presented by our new partners at Tropicana) to tell you about their organization, their mission, and what they can do for your family.

Dan Van Horn answers the WHYs of U.S. Kids Golf and its mission to serve kids and families through the game.

U.S. Kids Golf is a complex organization, encompassing three main pillars and serving millions of families worldwide since its inception 30 years ago. Why do we do things different than practically every other company? Why are parents allowed inside the ropes? Why do clubs and tournaments cost what they cost? Why are simulators an increasingly important part of the learning process for kids? We get the straight-forward answers and a whole lot more with this candid and fun discussion with the boss, Dan Van Horn.