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PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. – First Tee and PGA TOUR Champions announced today the 78 First Tee participants selected to play in the 2022 PURE Insurance Championship Impacting First Tee. The event, in its 19th year, will bring teens from First Tee chapters to Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spyglass Hill Golf Course for the PGA TOUR Champions tournament, Sept. 20-25. The annual event, hosted by the Monterey Peninsula Foundation, is televised internationally on Golf Channel.
Throughout the week, the teens apply their character strengths and the life skills learned from First Tee programs during the one-of-a-kind event where they are paired with a PGA TOUR Champions player and amateurs from the business world. Ranging in ages from 14 to 18, the First Tee participants compete for the Pro-Junior Team title. The teens represent 52 First Tee chapters from across the country and - for the second year in a row - a participant from First Tee — Morocco will be in the field. Participants were selected by a national panel of judges based on their personal growth and development through First Tee’s programs, as well as their playing ability.
The full junior field was revealed live on Golf Channel’s “Golf Today” with host Damon Hack surprising Diego Ocasio from First Tee – Metropolitan New York with the news of his selection. In addition, several players and legends of the game helped surprise select participants leading up to the full field announcement, including World Golf Hall of Fame Member Jack Nicklaus, PGA TOUR players Stewart Cink , Cameron Champ and Austin Smotherman , PGA TOUR Champions players Ken Duke and Larry Mize and No. 1 APGA Collegiate Player and Duke University stand-out Quinn Riley .

In addition to the surprises, Bryson Hughes of First Tee – North Florida and Francesca Sumcad of First Tee – Silicon Valley each earned exemptions this month during the First Tee National Championship.
“Congratulations to the 78 participants who have been selected to play and represent First Tee on a national stage,” said Greg McLaughlin, First Tee CEO. “This is a special year as First Tee celebrates our 25th anniversary of empowering youth and providing opportunities like the PURE Insurance Championship for participants to take their First Tee experience to the next level and explore the possibilities in golf and beyond. Thank you to our partners − PURE Insurance, PGA TOUR Champions, Pebble Beach Resorts, Monterey Peninsula Foundation and Golf Channel − for their commitment to young people and helping us provide this opportunity to these deserving teens.”
This year’s field of PGA TOUR Champions players will feature World Golf Hall of Fame Members Bernhard Langer, Mark O’Meara, Vijay Singh, as well as three-time PURE Insurance Championship winners Kirk Triplett and KJ Choi, who will defend his title. Clint Eastwood serves as chairman of the PURE Insurance Championship.
Play will be conducted on Pebble Beach Golf Links and Spyglass Hill Golf Course on Friday and Saturday. The final round will be contested solely at Pebble Beach Golf Links on Sunday, where 23 First Tee juniors will compete based on their 36-hole performance. The tournament will crown one male and one female First Tee Junior Champion on Sunday.
More than 1,000 teens from First Tee have played in the PURE Insurance Championship, experiencing the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to meet, play and be mentored by PGA TOUR Champions players and amateurs.
“Supporting these incredible young men and women along with the great work of First Tee through this sponsorship is tremendously rewarding for our entire team,” said Katie Krum, Chief Marketing Officer at PURE Insurance. “I know firsthand the impact and value that participating in youth sports can have on one’s development, personally and professionally, so I am particularly proud to be part of an organization that lends support to such a worthy cause.”
First Tee is a youth development organization that teaches life skills and helps kids and teens build their strength of character through golf. The PURE Insurance Championship is one of several national opportunities provided by First Tee Headquarters to encourage and motivate participants as they progress through the program and toward higher education opportunities.
The junior field for 2022 PURE Insurance Championship can be viewed here .
For more information on the tournament, visit PUREInsuranceChampionship.com . To learn more about First Tee, visit FirstTee.org .
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First things first: there is no right or wrong age to lose your virginity . The only factors that matter when it comes to having sex for the first time is that both YOU and your partner are ready, and you're using protection. And while what you see on TV and in the movies might tell you otherwise, everyone's first time is SO different. You might see *fireworks*, feel totally uncomfortable and anxious, or be in absolute pain. Don't let anybody — your friends or characters on the big screen — dictate what's normal or not normal. It's ALL normal.
Though the decision to have sex is completely up to you, it's also OK to wonder when and how others did it for the first time. While it’s hard to know exactly the average age that people have their first sexual encounter (there isn’t a lot of research on this stat), there are some interesting surveys that suggest a rough average. Earlier this year, Zava , an online health consulting service previously known as DrEd, surveyed 500 Europeans and 500 Americans to find out what their "sexual journeys" were like. The study found that the average age of virginity loss is 17.4 , whereas the average age of sexual awakening ("a sudden realization of sexual feelings and urges") is 15.2 . Planned Parenthood also says that the average age for teens' first time is 17.
While the average age might be 17, according to a recent report by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention , the number of sexually active teens is consistently declining. More teens are putting off sex than ever before. The CDC's 2017 National Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) shows that almost 40 percent of U.S. high school students have had sex , and that number has declined from nearly 48 percent in 20o7. Additionally, about 10 percent of students have had four or more sexual partners in 2017 , compared to almost 15 percent 10 years prior. This is the lowest percentage reported since the CDC began conducting the YBRS in 1991.
But while the percentage of sexually active high schoolers has been on a steady decline, only 54 percent of students had used a condom during the last time they had sex. This means that almost HALF of the teens having sex are at risk for HIV and STDs. While that number has gone down about eight percent since 2007, the stat is still pretty alarming.
Whether it's your first or twentieth time engaging in sexual activity, it's always important to practice safe sex . And despite what the "average" age may be, there is NO pressure for you to be restricted to that stat. It only matters when you're 100 percent ready!
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