Junior Golf Camp – Beginner to Intermediate

Our Junior Golf Camp is designed for children who are either new to golf or already know the basics and are keen to improve. It offers a fun, encouraging, and structured environment where young players can build skills, confidence and a love for the game.

• Instruction on the fundamentals: grip, stance, posture and basic swing techniques.

• Short-game training: putting, chipping, pitching (and bunker shots, where applicable).

• Gradual introduction to more advanced play: club selection, distance and shot control, on-course play, and basic course rules & etiquette.

• Small group sizes and supportive coaching to ensure each child gets attention, enjoys learning, and feels encouraged.

• Emphasis on skill development, confidence building, sportsmanship, focus and personal growth — whether it’s their first time swinging a club or they’re ready to step up their game.

This camp is ideal for young golfers at any stage — from complete beginners to those ready for a bit more detail — all in a fun, social, and growth-oriented environment.

Provided by the Camp

• Morning-tea

• Golf equipment (for beginners or those without their own clubs) — if your child doesn’t have their own set, just let us know.

• Water refilling stations / taps so kids can top up water bottles throughout the day

What Campers Should Bring Each Day
Please send your child with the following items:

• A refillable water bottle (hydration is important, especially in the sun) 

• Hat or cap with a brim — to help protect against sun exposure 

• Sunscreen (labelled with their name) — we recommend applying before arrival; we’ll also prompt re-application during the day. 

• Comfortable clothing and enclosed shoes suitable for golf and outdoor activity (no thongs or sandals)

• If they own their own clubs and gear — bring those along

• Extra snacks (if desired), especially for afternoon — just in case they get hungry between meals

Optional but Recommended

• Spare socks or change of socks (in case they get wet or shoes get damp).

• A small backpack to carry water, snacks, sunscreen, hat etc.

• Sunglasses (if your child uses them) for extra sun protection.

• Name-labels on all items (bottles, hats, etc.) to avoid mix-ups