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NENY Junior Scholarships

The NENY PGA REACH Foundation is proud to support our junior golfers through five annual scholarships designed to recognize academic achievement, leadership, character, sportsmanship, and involvement in the game of golf. These scholarships are awarded to graduating high school seniors who have participated in the NENY PGA Junior TOUR and are continuing their education at a college, university, or technical school.

Timeline For Scholarships

April 1st, 2026: Applications Open
June 30th, 2026: Applications Close
August 1st, 2026: Scholarship Applicant Selected & Notified

Eligibility

  • Official application must be accompanied by the required documents
  • Must be a current NENY Junior TOUR member (of the year applying)
  • Must have graduated High School during the year applying
  • Must have been a member of NENY Junior TOUR for a minimum of 2+ years (current year can be included)
  • Must be enrolled/attend an accredited 2-year or 4-year college, university or technical school in the fall of the same year applying
  • Must have outstanding personal character, sportsmanship, and leadership qualities

Doug Evans Memorial Junior Scholarship

In memory of longtime NENY PGA Tournament Director and Assistant Executive Director Doug Evans, three $2,500 scholarships are awarded annually to deserving graduating seniors. Doug dedicated nearly two decades to growing junior golf in Northeastern New York and was known for his passion, encouragement, and commitment to junior players and families. Since the scholarship’s creation, the NENY PGA REACH Foundation has awarded over $19,500 in academic scholarships to support junior golfers pursuing higher education.

Andrew Rosenbaum NENY Junior Tour Memorial Scholarship

Established to honor PGA Professional Andrew Rosenbaum and his passion for junior golf, this scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate strong character, leadership, sportsmanship, academic success, and community involvement. Two graduating seniors each receive a $1,000 scholarship, renewable for up to three additional years if eligibility requirements continue to be met. The scholarship is funded through the Jan S. and Mark R. Rosenbaum Endowment Fund in partnership with the NENY PGA REACH Foundation and the NENY PGA Junior Golf Committee.

Together, these five scholarships reflect the NENY PGA’s commitment to helping junior golfers succeed both on and off the golf course.

Doug Evans NENY Junior Tour Memorial Scholarship

Please click the link below to submit an application.

Andrew Rosenbaum NENY Junior Tour Memorial Scholarship

Please click the link below to submit an application.

NENY Junior Grants

Junior & Parent NENY PGA Grant Application

Please click the link below to submit an application.

Professional & Facility Grant Application

Please click the link below to submit an application.

In an effort to expand access to the game of golf, the PGA REACH Foundation is committing $10,000 to support junior golfers in need of financial assistance. Funding will be available across three program categories helping provide meaningful opportunities for juniors at every stage of development.:

Learn to Play

Play to Learn

Competitive Play

Please note that submission of this form does not guarantee approval or funding, as Foundation & Committee will review approvals and funding will be based on eligibility, available resources, and program guidelines. All information provided will be kept confidential and used solely for the purpose of reviewing this request.

If you have any questions regarding this form or the Foundation’s assistance program, please contact Zach Follos (zfollos@pgahq.com) or Tracie Warner (twarner@pgahq.com).

Other Scholarships Available

Past Winners

Since the inception of the Doug Evans Junior Tour Memorial Scholarship, the Northeastern New York PGA REACH Foundation has awarded a total of $19,500 in scholarships to support junior golfers. Here is a list of all of our past winners:

Jane Fanning – Kenyon College

 

Sienna Wheeler – Bryant University

 

Kieran Cummins – Fordham University

Dannah Smith -Monmouth University

 

Jacob Hajos – Coastal Carolina University

Alexa Cate – Assumption University

 

Trey Smith – Methodist University

Luke Baringer – Clarkson University

 

Charlee Kennedy – Assumption University