Lower Gwynedd Township, Pa. (April 11, 2025) — PGA REACH Philadelphia, the 501(c)(3) charitable arm of the Philadelphia PGA Section,  is proud to announce six recipients of the 2025 Philadelphia PGA Junior Tour Diversity Scholarship: Finley Campbell, West Chester, Pa.; Dylan Campion, Bala Cynwyd, Pa.; Soren Cohen, Bala Cynwyd, Pa.; Skylar Crutchfield, Elkins Park, Pa.; Elizabeth George, South Abington Township, Pa.; and Rogan Knapp, Williamstown, N.J.

The scholarship program was established in 2019 to promote greater diversity in golf and awards opportunities to any junior golfers in of financial assistance. Specifically, golfers receive a free membership to the Philadelphia PGA Junior Tour,  seven free tournament entries annually, until the age of 18, and are assigned a PGA of America Golf Professional as a mentor to coach them through challenges they are facing on and off the course.

This year’s class is supported by our partners Women Golfers Give Back and Valley Forge Tourism & Convention Board. The golf equipment is provided with the support of the Philadelphia Cricket Club’s 1854 Foundation.

In addition to the six individuals that will receive the scholarship, PGA REACH Philadelphia has partnered with The First Tee of Greater Philadelphia and Delaware to provide 20 additional students of The First Tee with two tournament entries and a Philadelphia PGA Junior Tour membership for the 2025 season.

“We are thrilled to announce the selection of six exceptional scholars from the largest pool of applicants. Each recipient embodies not only a passion for the game of golf but also a dedication to academic excellence and community involvement. We believe they will represent the PGA REACH Philadelphia with distinction and contribute positively to the future of the sport,” said Courtney Curcio, PGA REACH Philadelphia Director. 

This year’s scholarship recipients include:

	Finley Campbell, 13, is driven by raw determination and a passion for the game of golf. Her strong work ethic extends to the classroom, where she excels as a student as well.
	Dylan Campion, 15, is a resilient and determined golfer who uses the skills learned from the game to continually challenge himself to on and off of the course.
	Soren Cohen, 11, is a golfer who showcases extreme perseverance. His goal is to eventually gain enough golf knowledge that he is able to caddie one day.
	Skylar Crutchfield, 8, who despite her young age, has already accomplished great heights in her golfing career including making it to the Regional Drive, Chip & Putt in 2024.
	Elizabeth George, 16, is a fierce competitor on the course, driven by a strong determination to advance her golf career to college and beyond.
	Rogan Knapp, 14, has been passionate about golf since she was 6. She is excited about the opportunity to play on her high school team and further develop her skills.

About PGA REACH Philadelphia 

PGA of America REACH Foundation Philadelphia is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in 2018 as the charitable arm of the Philadelphia PGA Section, one of the 41 Sections within the PGA of America. PGA REACH Philadelphia is committed to serving our communities and growing the game of golf through our three pillars: Youth, Military, and Diversity.

For more information on PGA REACH Philadelphia and its mission to positively impact lives through golf, visit pgareachphiladelphia.com To donate to PGA REACH Philadelphia, please click here.