National Car Rental Sponsors Golf Clinic
National Car Rental and the local Gateway PGA sported an event to promote golf in the St. Louis area.

Photo courtesy of National Car Rental.

Photo courtesy of National Car Rental.
National Car Rental and the local Gateway PGA sported an event to promote golf in the St. Louis area. Professional Golfer Keegan Bradley and his PGA professional dad (Mark Bradley) taught a free junior golf clinic to local St. Louis children.
“On behalf of the local Gateway PGA, we’re pleased to welcome Keegan and Mark Bradley to St. Louis and thank them for their support of the PGA of America’s mission to grow the game of golf at the grassroots level,” said Josh Riley, executive director of the Gateway PGA. “The invitation to the junior golf clinic was sent to 3,000 families in the Gateway PGA database, and the event’s 100 spots were filled in less than 20 minutes. These young players were thrilled to have this opportunity to meet Keegan and Mark Bradley and learn some of their golf techniques.”
National Car Rental is the official partner and official rental car of the PGA of America.
“Keegan and Mark are a perfect example of how the love of golf is handed down from generation to generation, and we thank them for coming here to work with kids who are just learning the game,” said Rob Connors, National Car Rental’s vice president of brand marketing. “Their dedication to helping the next generation appreciate and enjoy golf is exciting to watch, and National will continue to help them grow the game through events like this one.”
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