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For Beginners, Growing Players, and Competitive Juniors
Whether your junior is brand new to golf or preparing for high school matches, tournaments, or college-level goals, coaching starts with a clear understanding of their current game and where they want to go.
Junior Development Pathways
New & Developing Juniors
Build fundamentals, confidence, safety, and enjoyment in a structured indoor environment.
• Grip, setup, contact
• Basic ball flight
• Fun skill challenges
High School Players
Prepare for tryouts, matches, scoring goals, and more consistent performance under pressure.
• Scoring skills
• Practice plans
• Course strategy
Competitive Juniors
Data-driven development for tournament prep, distance control, wedge play, and performance goals.
• Measurable progress
• Shot patterns
• Tournament prep
How Junior Coaching Works
1
Assess
Evaluate current skills, goals, schedule, and competitive needs.
2
Build
Create a development plan that fits the player’s age, level, and goals.
3
Practice
Use drills, simulator data, and feedback to build repeatable skills.
4
Perform
Transfer skills into scoring, course strategy, and competitive confidence.
What Parents Want
• A positive, professional coaching environment
• Clear feedback on what their junior should practice
• Confidence that time and money are being used well
• A coach who understands junior and high school golf
What Players Need
• Simple priorities they can actually work on
• Better ball striking, short game, and scoring skills
• Confidence for tryouts, matches, and tournaments
• Practice that connects to real on-course performance