MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN EDUCATION

One Birdie at a time.

CONGRATULATIONS TO MAVERICK FOR HIS WIN AT THE RSM CLASSIC ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 2024!

About Maverick

Maverick McNealy is a 29 year old professional golfer, playing his 7th season on the PGA Tour. Maverick was a former San Jose Junior Sharks hockey player through high school, where he attended the Harker School in San Jose, California. He is the oldest of 4 brothers and currently resides in Las Vegas, Nevada for the 20 weeks a year he is home!!

In 2013, Maverick decided that smashing drives was a better path than getting smashed into the boards on the ice rink, and earned a spot as an unranked junior golfer on the Stanford Men’s Golf team. Maybe Coach Ray had a soft spot for other hockey players, because Maverick only received one other Division 1 offer to play before Stanford! In four years, he earned a B.S. in Management Science and Engineering and eleven collegiate victories, tying a program record…

Maverick’s Next Goal is Another $1M

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A few of the amazing things Curriki has done this year are:

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I couldn’t be more excited to be playing in my 7th season on the PGA Tour. 

My goal this season is 400 birdies! I made 464 last season.

Making a difference in education is something the Curriki team and I are very passionate about, and we wouldn’t be able to make this impact without all of your generous contributions of all sizes.

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2025 PGA Tour Results

Tournament Name POS SCORES TO PAR BIRDIES FEDEX CUP RANK
April 17, 2025
RBC Heritage
T3
270
-14
20
8
April 10, 2025
The Masters Tournament
T32
289
+1
15
14
April 3, 2025
Valero Texas Open
T3
283
-5
12
13
March 27, 2025
Texas Children’s Houston Open
T32
272
-8
17
17
March 13, 2025
The PLAYERS Championship
cut
153
+9
6
15
March 6-7, 2025
Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill
Cut
153
+9
8
12
February 13-16, 2025
Genesis Invitational
2
277
-11
21
7
February 6-9, 2025
Waste Management Phoenix Open
T9
270
-14
20
25
January 30-February 2, 2025
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am
T40
280
-8
18
32
January 22-25, 2025
Farmers Insurance Open
T52
293
+5
14
24
January 9-12, 2025
The Sony Open
T45
273
-7
18
T12
January 2-5, 2025
The Sentry Tournament of Champions
T8
269
-23
27
T8

Birdies Total: 196

 Maverick’s Road Ahead

Truist Championship

May 5-11, 2025
Whitemarsh Township near Flourtown, PA 
 
Hosted by The Philadelphia Cricket Club, Wissahickon Course, this PGA tournament debuted in 2003 as the Wachovia Championship, was formerly known as the Quail Hollow Championship, the Wells Fargo Championship, and became the Truist Championship in 2025.  The Philadelphia Cricket Club was founded in 1854 and is the oldest country club in the United States. The name “Wissahickon” comes from the Lenape word for “Catfish Stream”. The  Wissahickon Creek and Lorraine Run flow adjacent to the course. An abandoned Reading Railroad track runs through the course along the 6th and 11th holes. The Par-5, 553-yard 7th hole at Wissahickon is one of the most talked-about holes because of architect’s A. W. Tillinghast’s  “hell’s half-acre” feature, resulting in a soft double dogleg, with the second shot having to clear the 13 bunkers that make up “HHA”.

PGA Championship

May 12-18, 2025
Charlotte, NC

The 18-hole championship course at Quail Hollow was designed by golf course architect  George Cobb.  Opened on June 3, 1961, it underwent a series of improvements, including hole modifications by Arnold Palmer in 1986, and a redesign by Tom Fazio in 1997, 2003, and from 2014 to 2016 in preparation for the PGA Championship. Quail Hollow has one of the tougher finishes on tour with 16, 17, and 18, commonly known as the “Green Mile,” often ranked among the PGA Tour’s toughest holes. The 223-yard par-3 17th is particularly famous for its challenging peninsula green and water hazards. 

Charles Schwab Challenge

May 19-25, 2025
Fort Worth, TX 
Maverick’s 2024 Finish: T17
Maverick’s 2023 Finish: T52 
Maverick’s 2021 Finish: T20 
Maverick’s 2020 Finish: T32 
 
The tournament was founded 79 years ago in 1946 and honors the history of golf by using an official Scottish tartan plaid jacket for its champions and top committee chairmen.  It is the longest running non-major tour event held at the same site. Colonial Country Club was founded in 1936 by Marvin Leonard chiefly out of a desire to introduce Bentgrass greens to the area. The par-70, 7,209-yard course was designed by John Bredemus of Texas and Perry Maxwell of Oklahoma. One of Colonial’s signature holes is the Par-4, 369-yard 18th with a generous landing area but a challenging approach shot to a peninsula green.
 
Due to the ongoing natural disaster in Greater Los Angeles, and out of respect for those affected, the Genesis Invitational will be contested on the South Course at Torrey Pines Golf Course.
 

The Par-72, 7,765 yard host course is named for the Torrey Pine, a rare tree that grows in the wild only along the San Diego and Santa Rosa Island coasts. One of the signature holes on the South Course is the Par-3, 200-yard #3, one of the shortest and hardest of Par 3’s. It has an elevated tee shot towards a green that has a ravine to the left and the Pacific Ocean long.

Maverick’s 2024 Finish: T37
Maverick’s 2023 Finish: T31
Maverick’s 2022 Finish: 22
Maverick’s 2020 Finish: 15

Originally known as the San Diego Open, the host course, Torrey Pines, is named for the Torrey Pine, a rare tree that grows in the wild only along the San Diego and Santa Rosa Island coasts.
The tournament uses both the North and South Courses for the first two rounds, and the South Course for the final two rounds.

North Course: Par-72 / 7,258 Yards
One of the signature holes on the North Course is the Par-3 #15, which offers players a spectacular view of La Jolla and the Pacific Ocean. Playing downhill this beautiful hole is protected by a bunker in front of a steeply back to front sloped green.

South Course: Par-72 / 7,765 Yards
One of the signature holes on the South Course is #3, one of the shortest and hardest of Par 3’s. It has an elevated tee shot towards a green that has a ravine to the left and the Pacific Ocean long.

 Join me as we Advance
The State of Education

Making a difference in education is something the Curriki team and I are very passionate about, and we wouldn’t be able to make this impact without all of your generous contributions of all sizes. I couldn’t be more excited to get going in 2025!

A few of the amazing things Curriki has done this year are: built an interactive video player so students can engage with videos instead of passively watching them, helped build easier-to-use authoring tools for teachers with ready-made layouts and templates, and launched several partners such as Katy ISD, Baylor University, and First Tee!

– Maverick

 About
Birdies For Education

Making a Difference in Education
One Birdie at a Time.

Birdies for Education was created in 2019 by PGA TOUR player Maverick McNealy to raise funds for education non-profit, Curriki.org.

Giving back. It’s what drives me to play my best game every time. Every kid deserves a solid, high-quality education and my fundraising campaign supports Curriki.org, a non-profit organization that is completely focused on making sure kids have opportunity to go anywhere and do anything they want in life. Even the PGA Tour.

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