Granting $252,000 to Members, Total Scholarships Reach Nearly $2 Million
(PEBBLE BEACH, Calif.) – Youth on Course – the non-profit providing young people with subsidized golf, college scholarships, caddie programs and paid internships – has announced its 2020 scholarship awards granting over $252,000 in scholarships to 19 high school graduates, continuing its commitment to providing youth with access to life-changing opportunities on and off the course.
The 2020 recipients include seven first-generation college students and will be attending the country’s most prestigious universities including University of Chicago, Columbia University, University of Michigan, UCLA and Wake Forest University, among others. The average GPA of this year’s winners is 4.06.
2020 Youth on Course Scholarship Recipients (in alphabetical order)
Benjamin Ainley-Zoll (Sacramento, Calif.), Royal Holloway, University of London
Intended Major: Cyber security
Angelica Antonio (Benicia, Calif.), Dominican University
Intended Major: Physical Therapy
Alex Cheriel (San Marcos, Calif.), University of Chicago
Intended Major: Mathematics/Statistics
Kailea Fogleman (Oakdale, Calif.), University of Nevada Reno
Intended Major: Biology
Rosalinda Frick (Etna, Calif.), Chico State University
Intended Major: Political Science
Taylor Gonsalez (West St. Paul, Minn.), Columbia University
Intended Major: Finance
Hannah Lee (Vacaville, Calif.), UC Davis
Intended Major: Bio-Medical Engineering
Kenneth Maldonado (Overland Park, Kan.), Kansas State University
Intended Major: Biomedical Engineering
Allison McInnis (Kennesaw, Ga.), Wake Forest University
Intended Major: International Economics
Nathanael Mertz (Albuquerque, N.M.), Wake Forest University
Intended Major: Pre-Med & History
Josseline Garcia Morales (Fresno, Calif.), The Masters University
Intended Major: Biology
Kierra Oyler (Spanish Fork, Utah), Brigham Young University
Intended Major: Applied Mathematics
Jalyn Robinson (Vacaville, Calif.), Prairie View A&M University
Intended Major: Bio-Medical Engineering
David Santos (Chicago, Ill.), University of Dayton or University of Illinois
Intended Major: Engineering
Edward Shen (Ann Arbor, Mich.), University of Michigan
Intended Major: Economics
Quincy Spitzer (Victor, Idaho), UCLA
Intended Major: Mechanical Engineering
John (Jack) Traxler (Saint Paul, Minn.), University of Wisconsin-Madison
Intended Major: Science and Math
Sa'mya Wilson (Oakland, Calif.), Smith College
Intended Major: Undecided
Isaac Yang (Carmichael, Calif.), University of California Santa Barbara
Intended Major: Applied Mathematics
"We know how challenging the financial burden is for students pursuing higher education. Every year, our scholarships are sought out by more than 1,000 Youth on Course members who are intelligent, talented and want to continue pursuing their dreams in college, but they're worried about the cost," says Michael Lowe, Vice President of Programs for Youth on Course. "We, along with our scholarship donors, take pride in doing what we can to help alleviate the burden for these outstanding students and their families. The 2020 class of Youth on Course Scholars is made up of some of the brightest and most caring students in the country. We can't wait to see what they accomplish in the future."
Born out of the Northern California Golf Association in 2006, Youth on Course subsidizes greens fees to remove cost as a barrier to entry for potential lifetime golfers. Operating in 37 states and Canada, more than 71,000 members have played close to one million rounds of golf while the organization has helped generate over $6.8 million in tee-time revenue back to individual golf courses. In addition to subsidizing youth golf rounds, Youth on Course also facilitates college scholarships, paid internships and a caddie program.
More information: YouthOnCourse.org
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