We then built our own. Today, we have the largest junior program in northeastern Ohio. The key is to get parent participation. Powell said he is encouraged by the progress being made advancing minority golf participation. But he realizes the challenges ahead.
Golf demands a work ethic and dedication to lead to true enjoyment.
It doesn't matter how rich or how poor you are. The key to success in golf is the time you are willing to put in to be successful. Powell served in World War II, and upon his return was denied a GI loan because of his race. He raised funds from two African-American doctors to continue construction of Clearview Golf Club. He expanded the course from nine to 18 holes in the 1970s.