Our Mission
NLYD aims to provide opportunities for the youth in Barbados to experience music in an engaging and fun way, at no charge to the students.
Never Lose Your Drive Foundation
Elan Trotman’s Inaugural Boston Golf Outing
Golf Tournament
Friday, October 4th, 2024
Location
Willam J Devine Golf Course at Franklin Park
1 Circuit Dr, Dorchester, MA 02121
8 AM Shotgun Start
Format A | Team Play
– 4 Player Scramble (Each player tees off, select best drive and play from best shot until holed out)
Format B | Optional Individual Play
(Must be 10 index or Lower and have USGA Handicap)
– Low Net (Play your own ball – Putt out everything)
Prizes:
– Long Drive (Men)
– Long Drive (Women)
– Closest To The Pin (Men)
– Closest To The Pin (Women)
– 1st Place Low Gross Team (Scramble)
– 2nd Place Low Gross Team (Scramble)
– 3rd Place Low Gross Team (Scramble)
– 1st Place Low Net (Individual)
– 2nd Place Low Net (Individual)
– 3rd Place Low Net (Individual)
2024 OUTSTANDING CITIZEN AWARD RECIPIENT
MR. JOHN STARKS
NBA Legend and Tulsa OK native John Starks – A Tulsa OK native, established The John Starks Foundation – a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization in 1994 – dedicated to providing financial assistance to New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Tulsa, OK college bound high school seniors in the form of monetary grants.
During his outstanding eight (8) year career with the New York Knicks, Starks was named to the NBA All-Defensive Second Team in 1992-1993, became an NBA All-Star in 1994, and was awarded the League’s Sixth Man of the Year in 1996-1997. He averaged 14.1 points per game, while leading the Knicks in three-point goals (982). In addition, he remains 11th in total points (8,489), 8th in assists (2,394), and 7th in steals (711) in Knicks history. In the final minute of New York’s win over Chicago in Game 2 of the 1993 Eastern Conference Finals, Starks performed one of the most memorable “highlight” plays in team history – “The Dunk”. After his tenure with the Knicks, Starks played again for the Golden State Warriors (1998 through 2000), shortly for the Chicago Bulls (1999-2000) and then for the Utah Jazz (2000 -2002). In each NBA city, John was dedicated to the team’s community outreach efforts and volunteered his time and support when needed.