Rho Pollard

Last year, more women stepped onto the Solstice tee because they saw women do it before them.

That’s why I’m back.

For the third year in a row, I’ll be taking on the Chambers Bay Solstice walking and playing 81 holes in a single day to support First Tee Greater Seattle.

The challenge is tough, but the mission is easy to believe in. First Tee helps young people build confidence, character, and life skills through the game of golf. As a volunteer coach and advocate for growing the game, I’ve seen that impact firsthand.

Representation matters. Girls need to see women taking up space, doing hard things, and coming back year after year.

I’ll be honest life has thrown a few curveballs my way lately, and fundraising got pushed to the back burner. With Solstice right around the corner, I’m asking for your help.

Every donation, no matter the size, helps create opportunities for the next generation.

If you’ve ever supported me, encouraged me, walked beside me, or believed in this mission, I’d be grateful for your support.

The first year was about proving we could. The second year was about showing we belonged. The third year is about making sure the next generation sees that this space belongs to them, too.

Let’s keep showing up.