To find out more about Golf Roots and why the ongoing work of The Golf Foundation is so important for the future of golf we talked to Chief Executive Mike Round,
click the links below to view the videos.

• What is the Golf Foundation?
• The History of the Golf Foundation
• What does the Golf Foundation do?
• How is the Golf Foundation financed?
• How can Golf Clubs help raise funds for the Golf Foundation?
• How can individuals help with fundraising?
• Have any of the current Tour Pros come through the Golf Foundation?
• What is Golf Roots?
• What happens at Golf Roots festivals?
• What is Tri Golf?
• Golf Xtreme?
• What is the Junior Golf Passport?
• Who can volunteer to help?
• Why don’t all schools run your courses?
• Does the Golf Foundation run courses for juniors at golf clubs?
• What career possibilities might there be with the Golf Foundation?
• How do you see the Golf Foundation developing in the future?
• Do any of the well known golfers help to promote the Golf Foundation?
• How do you work with the other golfing bodies?
• Do you help to develop golf programmes in other countries?

This next clip showcases the work that was done in Birmingham to promote Golf Roots through fun-based Tri-Golf festivals. Youngsters progressed from local events to the National Golf Roots Festival which was held at Loughborough University:

• Tri-Golf festivals

A Golf Roots project delivered under the name ‘The Back Nine’ showed how golf can be delivered in inner city areas using an innovative approach. Based in East London, the project was backed by Citi Bank and involved young people playing Golf Xtreme games at iconic venues including the Olympic Park and Spitalfields Market:

• The Black Nine