Program Coordinator David Berg explains what Next Shot is and who it's for.
Golf offers what recovery needs: structure, time outdoors, and a healthy community. Both programs teach the same two things.
Learn the game
For residents new to golf, or returning after years away. Your mentor walks every step with you.
No experience needed. Just show up. We'll handle the rest.
Bring your game
For residents who already play. The same mindfulness and integrity, tested on the real course.
Your scorecard is your word. Every stroke counts, and the only person who can sign it is you.
One question, one circle. Arrive as you are.
Stretching and breath work.
A fundamental (Foundations) or a mental-game challenge (On Course).
Range or par-3 scramble with your mentor (Foundations) or a self-scored round (On Course).
What came up? What would you do differently?
Walk a round with a resident. No golf expertise required, just a willingness to show up and be present.
Donated range time, off-peak rates, or a PGA professional willing to teach a clinic.
Gently used clubs, bags, and shoes help remove every cost barrier.
Your gift covers range fees, loaner gear, and transportation for the group.
“The most important shot in golf is the next one.”
