Stephen Curry is known for his threes. At Howard University, he's all about "fores."
The NBA superstar will announce a seven-figure donation Monday to establish the first Division I men's and women's golf teams in the 152-year history of the historically black college, The Washington Post reported.
"No matter where you come from or what socioeconomic background you had, we all were that kid once upon a time that was just excited about finding out who they were as a person through athletics," the Golden State Warriors guard told the newspaper.
The three-time NBA champion will make the announcement at Langston Golf Course in Washington, D.C.
Howard athletic director Kery Davis said Curry's donation "was sort of a jolt for us." The school has not offered the sport since a Division II golf team folded in the 1970s.
"Golf has always been a game of privilege," Davis said. "An association with the sport can break down barriers."
Davis told the Post that it will take about a year to hire coaches, recruit student-athletes and find a course to practice and play on.
--Field Level Media
