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Participants in the second and final summer class of Hook a Kid on Golf tee off on Friday at the Elks. The popular program has introduced the game to scores of area youth in recent years, capitalizing on a grant that recently expired. Mary Stevens, who helps run the program, says the Elks are currently trying to raise funds to keep the free program, where kids not only learn the game but get a T-shirt and set of clubs, going in the future. “Two weeks ago, a guy said ‘I want to help,’ and gave $100,” said Stevens, noting it costs $150 plus for each kid in the program. “…