Junior Camps
Looking for a Fun and Non Judgmental Environment for your child to Learn and Play?
Our Junior Golf Camps are for ages 6 – 13 and run throughout the summer.
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- 2- Day 1/2 Day camps are available for ages 6 – 9
- 4-Day 1/2 Day camps are available for ages 10 – 13
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The 1/2 Day camps run from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm
Each day begins with instruction and then moves on to the golf course course for learning and competitive play. Our team of PGA certified golf instructors will personally coach each student on the basic fundamentals of putting, short game, full swing, rules and golf etiquette. Students will get the chance to learn how to apply his/her newly acquired skills while playing every day on the 9-hole “Executive” short course in the 1/2 Day camps.
At each Camp, Beverages, Hat and Glove Provided For All Campers.
A jacket is strongly recommended for the mornings, as well as sunscreen for the afternoons
*** All students must have their own set of golf clubs ***
If you need assistance with acquiring a set of golf clubs for your junior
call the Golf Shop at (408) 225-2650 and ask for Director of Instruction John Snopkowski, PGA.
2025 Summer Camp Schedule
Camp #1: June 17th – 20th
4-Day Camp
1/2 Day: 8:30 am – 12:30 pm
Ages 10-13: $500 per individual
(min. 4 / max. 10)
Camp #2: June 24th – 25th
2-Day Camp
1/2 Day: 8:30 am – 12:30 pm
Ages 6-9: $250 per individual
(min. 4 / max. 8)
Camp #3: June 26th – 27th
2-Day Camp
1/2 Day: 8:30 am – 12:30 pm
Ages 6-9: $250 per individual
(min. 4 / max. 8)
Camp #4: July 10th – 11th
2-Day Camp
1/2 Day: 8:30 am – 12:30 pm
Ages 6-9: $250 per individual
(min. 4 / max. 8)
Camp #5: July 16th – 17th
2-Day Camp
1/2 Day: 8:30 am – 12:30 pm
Ages 6-9: $250 per individual
(min. 4 / max. 8)
Camp #6: July 22nd – 25th
4-Day Camp
1/2 Day: 8:30 am – 12:30 pm
Ages 10-13: $500 per individual
(min. 4 / max. 10)
If you need further assistance please call the Golf Shop at (408) 225-2650 and
ask for Director of Instruction John Snopkowski, PGA or Assistant Professional Matt Lloyd, PGA Associate.
