At PGA Camps, we embrace partnerships with organizations who are also committed to supporting junior golfers. By partnering with industry leaders who are well-respected within the junior development space, we can be assured our young golfers continue to experience skill development as well as continue to nurture their passion and love for the game.
PGA Jr. League brings family and friends together around fun, team golf experiences with expert coaching from PGA and LPGA Professionals.The program is a healthy activity that gets kids outdoors, and its scramble format builds confidence and encourages sportsmanship among boys and girls of all skill levels.
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The Drive, Chip and Putt Championship is a free skills competition, open to boys and girls ages 7 – 15, of any ability. Local qualifying is conducted throughout May, June & July. The 80 finalists will compete in the National Finals held at Augusta National Golf Club on the eve of the following year’s Masters. Visit:
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PGA Camps is happy to announce a partnership with COACH+. COACH+ tailors their services to meet the unique challenges, contexts, and goals of the organizations they work with. Their team offers coach development solutions in-person, virtually, and through hybrid formats. The staff at PGA Camps, alongside the COACH+ team, have created a webinar series for the camp directors and their support coaches, exploring the many different variables that come with working with children of diverse backgrounds. Both teams are truly looking forward to further developing the skill sets of our coaches.
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The PGA Golf Management University Program is a four to five year structured educational program designed for aspiring PGA Professionals.
The college curriculum is accredited by the PGA of America and includes extensive classroom studies, internship experience and player development providing students the opportunity to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for success in the golf industry. Since its inception in 1975, over 3,750 graduates are current PGA of America members.
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Operation 36® is organized by a network of golf professionals who believe to grow the game, we need to have a motivating roadmap to help introduce and develop skilled golfers. The challenge we set for our players is the score of 36 (par for 9 holes). By working from green to tee-box versus the traditional tee-box to green it lowers the challenge point, and is a motivating way to learn and progress in the sport.
Operation36.golfCall us at 888.PGA.PLAY (742-7529) or email at info@pgajuniorgolfcamps.com.
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