The First Tee is beyond par in teaching life skills

Submitted on August 05, 2011
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By Joseph Kenny | jkenny@stlouisreview.com
Ashley Nicks, a coach with The First Tee of Greater St. Louis, worked with golfer Myles Bastain as he played a round at the Highlands Golf and Tennis Center in Forest Park Aug. 1. First Tee is a program designed to help young golfers. Bastain is a student at Pattonville High School.
Ashley Nicks, a coach with The First Tee of Greater St. Louis, worked with golfer Myles Bastain as he played a round at the Highlands Golf and Tennis Center in Forest Park Aug. 1. First Tee is a program designed to help young golfers. Bastain is a student at Pattonville High School.
Sid Hastings
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Myles Bastain, a freshman at Pattonville High School, has become a better golfer and more respectful thanks to The First Tee of Greater St. Louis. "I was a little disrespectful" prior to taking part in the program, Myles said. "And it helped me to calm down. I used to get angry if a person would yell at me. Now, I can control myself."

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