If you live a metro area, chances are there are mentoring programs already in place. A call or visit to one might lead you into taking personal, active action by becoming a mentor. If you don't have the time or feel as if you don't have the skills to teach others, perhaps you can do other things to help the program. More on this are below.

If you live a rural area or an area that simply doesn't have a golf mentor program at all, well, consider creating your own mentoring program. You don't have to be a pro to teach a youngster the fundamentals of the game. Schedule a chat with your course manager and discuss the idea with him or her and see if you can't work something out. If you're not the mentoring type, consider donating to a program. Many golfers (at least the ones I know) have old clubs and bags sitting in their garages that they will never use again. Why let them gather dust and spider webs? Give them to a program of your choice and let someone else enjoy them. Even if you only have a few old clubs (meaning less than a full set, or even an old putter or driver)...donate it/them.

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