Bank of America Brings Back 'Golf with Us' for Houston Youth in 2026

Free, one-year Youth on Course memberships unlock $5 or less golf rounds at courses across the city.

Apr. 9, 2026 at 1:42am

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A colorful, minimalist 3D illustration depicting young people playing golf on a stylized course, representing the inclusive and community-focused nature of the 'Golf with Us' program.Bank of America's 'Golf with Us' program aims to make the sport more accessible and affordable for Houston's youth, nurturing valuable life skills on and off the course.Houston Today

Bank of America is expanding its 'Golf with Us' program in Houston for a second year, offering free, one-year Youth on Course memberships to kids ages 6-18. The memberships provide access to tee times at dozens of courses across the city for just $5 or less per round, breaking down barriers and making golf more accessible for the next generation.

Why it matters

By partnering with Youth on Course, Bank of America is investing in the future of young people in Houston and nurturing important life skills that come from playing golf, such as discipline, focus, and perseverance. The program aims to introduce the sport to many first-time golfers and provide affordable access to an activity that is often seen as exclusive.

The details

Enrollment for the free, one-year Youth on Course memberships is open until June 15, 2026 at BofA.com/GolfwithUs. The membership unlocks access to courses like Hermann Park, F.M. Law Park, Pearland, The Battleground at Deer Park, Quail Valley – La Quinta, Stonebridge at Newport, Eagle Pointe, and Austin Bayou Golf Courses for $5 or less per round.

  • Enrollment for new members is open until June 15, 2026.
  • Last year, more than 1,170 kids from Houston took advantage of the offer and played 205 rounds.

The players

Bank of America

A major American multinational investment bank and financial services company.

Youth on Course

A non-profit organization that provides subsidized golf access and life skills programs for youth.

Hong Ogle

Bank of America's Houston president.

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What they’re saying

“At Bank of America, we see 'Golf with Us' as a vital investment in the future of our young people right here in Houston. It's about breaking down barriers and making golf truly accessible and affordable for the next generation.”

— Hong Ogle, Bank of America Houston president

What’s next

Enrollment for the free, one-year Youth on Course memberships is open until June 15, 2026 at BofA.com/GolfwithUs.

The takeaway

Bank of America's 'Golf with Us' program is making an important investment in the youth of Houston by providing free access to golf, a sport that is often seen as exclusive. By partnering with Youth on Course, the program aims to introduce the game to first-time players and nurture valuable life skills that will benefit the next generation.