Our Programs

Summer registration will be coming to a close the first week of June at Sunflower Hills, Drumm Farm and Heart of America (HOA).  Please contact Leawood Parks & Recreation Department for Ironhorse registration dates and scheduling. They can be reached at 913-339-6700. Please contact Bob Maher at 913-897-3809 for Overland Park registration dates and scheduling.

Click on READ MORE below to see all class schedules and registration information for each site. Please email Secah Shahib at sshahib@thefirstteekc.org with any questions regarding what level your child should register for. We are looking forward to another wonderful season!

Another way to get involved with The First Tee of Greater Kansas City is to become a mentor.The goal of our mentor program is to give each participant a positive role model to look up to and confide in throughout the year and to create a bigger circle of influence for our students. As a mentor you can experience the thrill of making a difference in a child’s life through the game of golf, share new things, and help them to develop new skills. Overtime you will be able to see how your mentee is succeeding personally, athletically, and academically. You, in turn, will be part of a very rewarding and mutually beneficial friendship.

We are always accepting applications for new mentors & mentees. The Mentoring program traditionally meets on Tuesdays from 530-730pm, twice a month April through September and once a month October through March. This year we will start the mentor program on Tuesday, April 9th and will proceed every other Tuesday until October.  

Please contact Ellen Fisher at efisher@thefirstteekc.org or 913-648-7177, ext. 3 if you are interested in becoming a First Tee of Greater Kansas City Mentor or Mentee. Please click here for the mentor application. Please click here for the mentee application. 

In 2011, The First Tee introduced a new component to The Life Skills Experience, The First Tee's Nine Healthy Habits. Once recognizing a child's development as more than skills, whether golf skills or life skills, The First Tee teamed with the Annika Foundation and created The Nine Healthy Habits. The First Tee Nine Healthy Habits represent a comprehensive approach to youth wellness and are organized under three categories of pysical, emotional, and social health. Participants who progress within The First Tee Life Skills experience will learn age and developmentally appropriate health and wellness behaviors at each level of the curriculum.

    Here is a link to more information about The Nine Healthy Habits.