THE THINGS WE WISH WE’D KNOWN
Advice from
the parent side of golf.
Honest experience and practical questions to help your family find its own way.
The true cost of junior golf
The number on the registration page is only one part of the family commitment.
Read guide →PARENT GUIDE · 02Start with a group. See where it goes.
An expensive private lesson does not have to be the first step.
Read guide →PARENT GUIDE · 03A first round without the pressure
Choose a manageable experience and give everyone permission to learn.
Read guide →PARENT GUIDE · 04Finding a family round on vacation
A welcoming atmosphere and manageable length are our starting points.
Read guide →PARENT GUIDE · 05The waiting game: registrations and waitlists
Some decisions are about protecting family time as much as protecting the budget.
Read guide →PARENT GUIDE · 06Is this event right for your junior?
Match the experience to the player before comparing the price.
Read guide →PARENT GUIDE · 07A bad shot does not have to ruin a good day
The parent’s role can be as simple as helping a child enjoy the next shot.
Read guide →PARENT GUIDE · 08A golf calendar the whole family can use
Keep registration, cancellation and travel dates together.
Read guide →PARENT GUIDE · 09What belongs in a beginner’s bag?
Start with the equipment the child needs, then add as the game grows.
Read guide →PARENT GUIDE · 10Questions to ask a used-club seller
A few clear answers can make comparing listings much easier.
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