PGA Camps programs are designed for junior golfers of all ability levels, from the “new junior golfer” and intermediate level junior to advanced players. Participants are segmented into smaller groups based on their experience and skill level in order to create the most favorable learning environment possible.
Wee Ones camps generally run Monday through Friday, are 1.5-2.5 hours in length and are designed for boys & girls between the ages of 5-7. Skill Level: New/Beginner.
Wee Ones Camps are a fun introduction to golf, the fundamentals of the game and simple rules and etiquette…all while having fun! Students will be introduced to putting, chipping, and full swing all through age-appropriate game-based teaching methods. There will also be activities that work on balance, coordination, locomotion, and body awareness to help the campers improve their overall athletic skills.
Half Day Camps generally run Monday through Friday, are 2-3 hours in length and are designed for boys & girls between the ages of 6 – 13. Skill Level: Beginner to Intermediate.
Half Day Camps are designed to inspire new golfers at the beginning of their journey and further the development of those playing at a beginner to intermediate level. Camps will cover golf fundamentals including posture, grip, putting, chipping, pitching, full swing and simple rules and etiquette. Participants are segmented into smaller groups based on their experience and age to create a favorable and fun learning environment.
Modified Full Day Camps generally run Monday through Friday, are 4-5 hours in length. and are designed for boys & girls between the ages of 8 – 16. Skill Level: Advanced Beginner to Intermediate.
Modified Full Day Camps provide an opportunity for advanced beginner to intermediate level golfers to continue to improve their technical skills but also begin the process of understanding course management, shot selection and simple stat tracking. Participants are segmented into small groups based on their experience level to create a more favorable learning environment. Lunch and course play is included unless otherwise noted. Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced.
Full Day Camps generally run Monday through Friday, are 5-6 hours in length. and are designed for boys & girls between the ages of 9 – 16. Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced.
Full Day Camps provide an opportunity for intermediate to advanced junior golfers to continue to improve their technical skills as well as develop an understanding of course management, shot selection, rules and etiquette. Participants are segmented into smaller groups based on their ability level and age to create a favorable learning environment. In the afternoon, campers head to the course for supervised play which allows students to apply techniques they learned on the range to the course. Lunch is included unless otherwise noted.
Advanced Camps generally run Monday through Friday, are 3-6 hours in length and are designed for boys & girls between the ages of 12 – 17. Skill Level: Advanced.
Advanced Camps are designed for junior golfers who want to advance their game to a more competitive level. Stroke play, match play and other competitions are simulated each day with the end goal being overall game improvement. Lunch and course play is included unless otherwise noted.
Specialty Camps generally run Monday through Friday, are 2-3 hours in length. and are designed for boys & girls between the ages of 12 – 17. Skill Level: Advanced.
Specialty Camps are designed for advanced junior golfers who are interested in working on specific areas of their golf game. Students need to possess competitive golf experience and a desire to learn detailed strategies toward improvement. Specialty areas may include, but are not limited to short game, putting, course management and tournament preparation. Camp type indicated below.
Competitive Edge Day Camps generally run Monday through Friday, are 5-6 hours in length. and are designed for boys & girls between the ages of 12 – 17. Skill Level: Advanced.
Competitive Edge Day Camps are designed for junior golfers who are currently playing competitive golf (i.e. participate on the high school team, junior tournaments, or other similar competition platforms). These camps offer advanced player curriculum developed and delivered by the PGA of America’s top teaching professionals. A more favorable student to teacher ratio of 4:1 allows for increased hands-on and customized instruction. With use of the industry’s most advanced teaching technologies and daily on course instruction, students will receive an in-depth analysis of their game.