Fore Life golf program hosts inclusive golf event in Lauderhill for children on autism spectrum
By Robbin Simmons
Published on April 13, 2026.
The Fore Life golf program in Lauderhill, Florida, hosted a "Day of Beckoning" for children on the autism spectrum at the Lauderhill Golf Course. The event aims to introduce these children to golf and expand the program's mission of serving underrepresented communities. Coach Paula Pearson-Tucker, founder of Fore Life, emphasized the importance of golf for individuals and their development. The program, established in 1998, has a track record of developing athletes who progressed to the collegiate level.
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