Junior Golf
Junior Golf provides children ages with the building blocks to have fun and enjoy the game of golf for a lifetime. During instructional programs and play, children will learn:
- proper etiquette
- basic rules of golf
- grip, stance, posture and setup
- short game fundamentals
- full swing basics
- course management The Charleston Country Club program is open to all junior golfers. The Spring and Summer programs will provide juniors the opportunity to increase their golf knowledge in an inviting and comfortable atmosphere. Group clinic instruction will be provided to junior golfers between the ages of 6 and 17. Groups are predetermined by age. We will place an emphasis on golf etiquette and a wide variety of instructional activities and drills.
College and high school players will assist PGA Golf Professional Kee Fryxell & Assistant Golf Professional Jonah Becker instruct the children. Parent participation and monitoring is encouraged.
Daily Schedule
Summer Dates of Lesson Program – Tuesdays of: June 6 – June 13 – June 20 – June 27 – July 4 – July 11 – July 18 – July 25 (8 week program). Dates for 2023.
$100 for per child/for members.
$130 per child for non/members.
Includes all the dates listed.
Times:
15 – 17 Year Olds: 8:30 – 9:15 lesson; 9:15 am – 10:15 am (9 holes)
11 – 14 Year Olds: 9:30 am – 10:15 am lesson; 10:15 am – 11:00 am (6 – 9 holes w/supervision)
6 – 10 Year Olds: 10:30 am – 11:15 am lesson; 11:15 am – 12:00 pm (3 – 6 holes w/supervision)
With the culmination of all these skills being put together, there will also be a Junior Club Championship on Tuesday, August 1st – 2023.
Advanced Scoring Class (12 – College). Preparatory for High School/College/Competitive Golf
Summer Schedule: The 6-week program dates will be from 9:30 – 11:30 on the Fridays of: June 9 – June 16 – June 23 – June 30 – July 7 – July 14. Dates of 2023.
$100 per child/for members.
$130 per child/for non-members.
Includes all the dates listed.
This class is designed to prepare the student to go beyond the lesson tee to the golf course and lower scores. The future or current high school/college student will be exposed to skills that will allow them to compete rather than just play golf. On course instruction will utilize formats such as match play and the team scramble to introduce participants to actual situations golfers face. We will examine club selection, pre and post shot routine, course management, target selection, as well as a variety of recovery shots such as the uneven lie, ball below one’s feet, and playing from sand traps.
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