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schools by 2010 --
devoted to introducing the game to a platform to reach more than three with the 1. 2 million who already
kids, is ramping up its National School million kids. They' re exposed to us. I participate in programs at The First
Program -- an initiative that will in- think a strong interest in the game is Tee' s 202 chapters and S47 learning
corporate golf into the basic physical - going to manifest itself" facilities nationwide, and it's easy to
education programs at elementary More than 300 schools are on a see why Barrow is more optimistic
schools nationwide. waiting list to get the program, which than many about the sport' s future.
More than 2, 000 schools have uses kid- friendly clubs with large We' re building a generation of
signed up for the program- -which heads and oversize balls that attach to players who are going to contribute
costs $2,$ oo per school for equipment a Velcro - covered flagstick. The grips a tremendous amount to the golf
and teacher training in the basics of on the clubs are pentagon- shaped, economy," Barrow says. - M.R.
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