Juniors aged 8+ will receive instruction on the core fundamentals of golf including grip, stance, balance, speed etc. Each week we will focus on a different skill including putting, short game, iron play, woods and on course play.
Groups will be limited to a maximum of 4 juniors per session. Junior must be a Highland member.
For Juniors aged 10+ that want to get a little more serious about golf and start playing in leagues or competition. Includes instruction, drills and on course coaching.
Groups will be limited to a maximum of 4 Juniors per session. Junior must be a Highland member.
Golf lessons are a great way to improve your game but if you really want to see a difference, then one-on-one coaching sessions are a better approach. Coaching sessions offer continuous feedback helping you elevate your game to a new level. This program is for the Junior aged 8 - 18 who is motivated to become a good player and is willing to work on their game on a regular basis. Our Professionals will provide this player with a plan that is measurable and will show improvement throughout the golf season.
- 10 x 30 minute coaching sessions (recommended) every 2 weeks.
- Customized based on age and skill level including tasks to be completed weekly.
- The use of FlightScope technology to measure results and provide feedback for both player and instructor.
- 9 hole playing lesson
Back by popular demand! This is a program for all future Highland members aged 4 - 7. It is an interactive clinic for both child and parent that introduces your young children to the game of golf. The goal of this program is to leave your child with a positive experience.
Groups will be limited to a maximum of 6 juniors or less per group based on recommendations of public health authorities. A parent or guardian must attend each session as well. |
This is an annual tradition at Highland and a great opportunity for your children or grandchildren to learn the game of golf. This week-long camp encourages sound golf fundamentals, safety, plus other fun camp activities and most of all, a great time for the Juniors.
We will provide a good teacher to student ratio. Instruction on Etiquette, Rules, Grip, Stance, Swing, Chipping, and Putting.
Note: Supervision from 8 -9 am and 3 – 5 pm is available.
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| We kick off the Junior season with a new two day spring event. There will be a review of the current year calendar of activities, rules overview, on-course and clubhouse etiquette, small tournament and clinics. |
Format: FedEx Cup format with points each week. Four different divisions based on age. Accumulated total throughout the summer. Leaders in each division win prizes at the end of the season. Once per month, Pro Shop professional staff will conduct clinics on various aspects of the game.
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| Each year Highland sends its top 6 winners from the previous year's Junior Club Championship to compete against players from Sunningdale and the Hunt Club for the Nash Cup. The three clubs rotate hosting the event and dinner. |
| In mid-July of each year, Highland hosts one of the premiere one-day events on the Junior Tyson Tour (www.juniortysontour.com). Approximately 150 golfers compete in age brackets for prizes which are presented during dinner. |
| Later in July, Highland Juniors are encouraged to bring a guest for a day of golf followed by dinner and prizes. |
| This is an opportunity for our juniors to test and showcase their golfing ability. Driving, iron play, chipping and putting skills will be measured to show their ability in all aspects of the game. The competition is then followed by a 9-hole scramble and a meal. |
| The Junior members are partnered with a Senior Highland member to play as a team in an alternate shot format. Prizes are awarded for the best team, as well as some closest to the pin and driving prizes. Followed by a meal. |
| This two-day medal play championship is held in late August to recognize competitors who play well within their own age bracket. The event concludes on the second day with a dinner and award presentation. |