First Tee College Scholarship Program
Funding Amount
Varies
Deadline
Rolling / Open
Grant Type
Foundation
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- Cycle
- Annual
- Tracked since
- April 2026
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Other requirements
- Must be recent high school graduate or First Tee alumni
- Competitive selection from national pool
- Academic performance
- Financial need
Overview
A comprehensive scholarship and mentorship program for First Tee alumni pursuing higher education.
Geographic Scope: National - serves First Tee participants from chapters across the United States
Program Details:
- Launched in 2020, now in its sixth year (as of 2025)
- 121 current or former members, including 21 college graduates
- 27 new scholars selected in 2025 class
- Represents 22 unique First Tee chapters
Eligibility:
- Must be recent high school graduate or First Tee alumni
- Competitive selection from national pool
- Consideration based on:
- Academic performance
- Financial need
- Chapter involvement
- Community service
- Other criteria
- Rigorous application and interview process required
Support Provided:
- Financial support: Full scholarship amounts not specified in materials
- Mentorship: Paired with trained adult mentor to guide through higher education and beyond
- Professional development: Annual professional development conference for all active Scholars
- Summer internship and employment placement: Assistance with job placement after graduation
- Pre-college retreat: July retreat at First Tee Headquarters to meet fellow class members
Selection Criteria (2025 Class):
- Average 10 years in First Tee
- Average SAT score of 1450
- 6 first-generation college students
- 5 collegiate golfers
- 16 women and 11 men
How to Apply
Application Process
- Application Period: Opens in early 2025
- Steps:
- Submit online application
- Selected finalists participate in one-on-one interviews
- Required Consideration Areas:
- Academic performance
- Financial need
- Chapter involvement
- Community service
- Other criteria
- Timeline:
- Applications accepted during specified window
- Finalist interviews conducted
- Scholars announced (typically June)
- Pre-college retreat held in July
- No specific narrative questions or detailed application requirements listed in available materials.
What Wichita Kids Golf Initiative Inc actually gave
Source: IRS Form 990, 2025
- Grants in 2025
- 3
- Total given
- $30K
- Median grant
- $10K
- By dollars: Kansas 100%. Top recipient cities: Salina, KS; Topeka, KS; Manhattan, KS.
Example grants
First Tee - Salina · Salina, KS
Furthering mission
$10K
First Tee - Greater Topeka · Topeka, KS
Furthering mission
$10K
First Tee - Manhattan · Manhattan, KS
Furthering mission
$10K
Focus Areas & Funding Uses
Fields of Work
- Youth programs
- Education
- Mentoring
- Youth leadership
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