Five Years of Impact
Sustainable Open Space for Everyone
Five years. Countless memories. Measurable impact.
Greenway Golf is proud to share our Five Years of Impact Highlights, featuring stories of how we've leveraged the game we love and Corica Park's green space to strengthen community, expand access, and create opportunity for all.
Thank you to all of our program participants, partners and donors for joining us on this journey. We're just getting started.
5 STORIES OF IMPACT
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IMPACT IN ACTION
ON THE GREEN SUMMER CAMP: Transforming Access Into Opportunity
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IMPACT IN ACTION
BATEMAN PRACTICE CLUB: Leveling the playing field for college-bound athletes
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IMPACT IN ACTION
📽️ CP X SWB WORKFORCE PROGRAM: Creating a springboard for future opportunity
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IMPACT IN ACTION
📽️ BIRD WALKS AT CORICA PARK: Nurturing Outdoor Connections
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IMPACT IN ACTION
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE NUMBERS
Snapshot
We created 124,000 individual hours of shared space use between 2021 and 2025 through our On the Green initiative, which activates Corica Park’s communal open space for a broad base of inclusive activities, all provided completely free of cost, to youth, adults, schools, non-profits and small businesses.
Hours
Reflecting our expanding role as a resource to the wider community, we hosted free programs, events, and other uses of space on 249 out of the 365 calendar days in 2025 alone- an average of 5 days per week.
Days
Rounds
Free afternoon rounds for youth totaling more than 20,000 added thousands of additional hours of free use of all three of Corica Park’s golf courses.
Space
We are proud to report that we have activated almost the entire Corica Park complex, which accounts for 65% of Alameda’s public park land, for our work in 2023. This includes:
300 acres of playable golf course green space for youth programming, nature walks and tournament fundraisers.
5 acres of additional communal meeting and event spaces for a wide variety non-golf, community uses including cultural events, a museum space, educational workshops and other group gatherings.
Looking ahead: plans for 30 acres green spaces on the golf courses that are not used for play are in the planning stages for pollinator habitats, community gardening and other uses.
People
In total we serve 2,000+ individual community members and 80 organizations annually, the vast majority who never accessed Corica Park for their actvities and work before participation in On The Green initiatives.
Focusing on our core mission, our participation data reflects the success of our inclusive programming in broadening the benefits of Corica Park’s green space for underserved groups.
MAJOR IMPACT AREAS
REIMAGINING SPACE USE
2. EXPANDING ACCESS
3. CREATING OPPORTUNITY
Reimagining Space Use
for(e) everyone
By rethinking who golf courses are for, we strive to reimagine these spaces as true community hubs for(e) everyone to connect with nature, with recreation, with each other and with new possibilities.
REIMAGINING SPACE USE IN ACTION:
First Time Sightings. Spotted: finish lines alongside clean finishes on the range.
Efforts to raise awareness about this vital community resource for golfers and non-golfers alike and to share communal green space in creative ways have led to many first time sightings at Corica Park, all visible signs of our reimagination. We are thrilled to see so many new faces along with frequent golfers using the space in new ways.
2. Expanding Access
on par
Significant barriers to entry, both financial and cultural, persist in the world of golf. More broadly, green space, critical for physical and mental health, is disproportionally unavailable in underserved communities. By tackling major obstacles to participation, we work to ensure that access to Corica Park’s reimagined space is on par for everyone.
EXPANDING ACCESS IN ACTION:
Barrier Breakers and Bridge Builders. Harnessing the strengths of our differences.
Our active community engagment efforts and inclusive programming is designed to remove the many hurdles that limit access to golf and other recreation for so many people so that we can build pathways for broad participation.
3. Creating Opportunity
drive success
Sports and land both have a long history tied to creating opportunity. Combining the two, golf courses can be tremendous springboards for achievement that drive success. Transforming access to Corica Park’s reimagined space into long-term positive outcomes is our ultimate goal for lasting impact.
We are fortunate to have met so many talented individuals through our college prep, workforce development and small business initiatives. They are testament to the power of sport and space to open doors and support financial well-being. Creating opportunities for skill-building, mentorship and income generation by leveraging Corica Park’s 330+ acres of open space is at the core of our efforts to inspire, empower and equip future generations.
CREATING OPPORTUNITY IN ACTION:
Inspire. Empower. Equip. We’re surrounded by talent!
Community Voices
The smiles behind the numbers tell the story.
While the data is a critical tool in evaulating our progress, community voices provide a tangible measure of our efforts. Everyday, we see the smiles and hear stories from a growing Corica Park community about the fun, friendship, stress relief, physical fitness, confidence-building and purpose people are experiencing first hand, many for the very first time (and much to their surprise) at a golf course. From kids feeling like fish out of water in competitive team sports to teens grappling with social isolation to adults seeking places to bond around common interests, we are all building a culture together where everyone belongs.
Thank you.
Unlocking the potential of Corica Park’s open space requires that the voices of all stakeholders be heard. Our partners include private businesses, public sector entities, mission-aligned non-profits, generous donors and community residents. We could not do this work without the contribution of all of them. We are truly grateful for their support and community spirit.
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Amateur Golf
Burke, Williams & Sorensen
CF&P Insurance
Craig Communications
Dryvebox
Plaza de Jennings Chipman LLP
Prospera Hotels
Ridgemont Hospitality
Robert Trent Jones Jr. Golf Course Architects
Saria Management
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Cafe La Med
Feel Good Bakery
FIVE10 Preps
Full Belly Bakery
Jim’s On The Course
Korner Oakland
Noodle Belly
Nido’s Backyard
Plate Kraft
Trobocco Kitchen & Bar
Semifreddis
Safeway
Summer Kitchen
Trader Joe’s
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Arthmindset
Ava LaShay
Crab Cove Visitor Center
East County Revolution Football Club
East Bay Soiree
Foodture
Greg Langseth Photography
Insuring Impact
Oakland Zoo
Maurice Raimirez Photograhy
Noah Graham Photography
Noelle Kyle Yoga
Robert Sabella
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Amanda Powers
Ann Levin
Anthony Sanchez
Bob Patterson
Brandi Khoei & George Sakoulis
Brett Morrison
Britten Alexander
Carissa Wu
Catherine Bierwith
Carol Bernard
Cheri Corfey
Chuck Kapelke
Cola Chan
Dan Bullock
Daniela Parasidis
Dave Bratzler
David Daskal
David Mann
Ed Bloom
Edmund & Janet Salazar
Elango Nathan
Elizabeth Barbary
Enav McNeil
Enomi Guneratne
Hasu & Amrit Patel
Hawaiian Hair Brands
Jas Kaur
Jeanine Sidran
Jeb Horton
Jeff Carlen
Jeff Manker
Jennifer Pang
Jerry Ramiza
Jessica & Julia Cooper
Jinee Tao & Charlie Baxter
JoAnna Bradley
Joe Accordino
Juanita Solano
Judy Tran
Kathi Roberson
Kathryn Libarger
Kenneth Bazile
Kristin Paul
Kuai Wai Tan
Leslie & Erik Trutner
Lia Bullock
Lin Family
Linda Carloni
Lisa Williams
Lupe Dayburgh
Lynn Withrow-Jones
Malik Dohrn
Mario Contreras
Mark Miller
Mary-Jo Knight
Meredith Braden
Michael Crist
Michael Green
Michelle Mtchona
Mijini Kim
Mike Walsh
Nadim Sabella
Nancy McDaniel
Nancy Tak
Nicole Perez
Nooshi Naderi
Olney Grindall
Parul Patel
Paola Raggio Proietti
Patrick Chapman
Peggy Hastings
Penny Chai
Pepper Chai
Pete Wlodkowski
Rebecca Seibert
Richard Schacht
Robert & Irene Patterson
Ron Carlson
Ronald Saca
Ryan Garrity
Sandi Noujaim
Susan Giovannoni Jay
Sepideh Razavi
Soham Bhatia
Sophia Tejeja
Stephanie Fleming
Stephen Gehrett
Stephen Harank
Susan Giovanni Jay
Sydney Wu
Tamara Sabella
Terry Chan
Tim Kelliher
Thompson-Kelly Family
Tiffany Padilla
Tim Marr
Verna Castro
Virginia Ramsey
Warren Family
William & Ana Eckert
Wu Family
Zac Wald
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Alameda Economic Chamber
Beth Allen Golf
Big Huge Day Events
Brad Marek Golf
Do Good Sports Club
Elevate Golf Academy
Golden Bay Women’s Golf Club
Golden Gate Bird Alliance
Kids4Good
PGA Hope
Pollinator Posse
Shoes That Fit
Soccer Without Borders
St. George Spirits
Youth On Course
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Alameda Point Collaborative
Alameda Junior Golf Club
Alameda Meals On Wheels
Alameda Quilt Guild
All Good Living Foundation
Alameda County Deputy Sheriff’s Activities League
Girls, Inc.
Girl Scouts
Friends of the Park Alameda
Friends of the Alameda Free Library
Infamalak
Little Sistas On The Links
My Yute Soccer
The Unity Council
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Academy of Alameda
Alameda High
Alameda Unified School District
Cal State University East Bay
Earhart Elementary School
Encinal High
Oakland Unified School District
Ruby Bridges School
St. Joseph’s Notre Dame High
St. Paul’s Youth Group
Wood Middle School
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Alameda High Students
Encore Church
St. Joseph’s Notre Dame High Students
Women’s Golf Clinic Participants
Youth On Course DRIVE Club