Welcome to Club and Tee’s Junior Golf category, where we are dedicated to supporting your budding golfers on their journey from high school to college and beyond, potentially even to the professional level. Whether your children are just starting out or already showing great promise, we have the resources and information you need to help them thrive in the world of golf.
Within this category, you will find a wealth of posts covering various aspects of junior golf. Our team of experts has curated a wide range of tips and techniques specifically designed to improve your child’s game and enhance their overall golfing experience. We have it all covered from mastering the perfect swing to honing their mental game.
But it’s not just about the kids – we understand that parents play a crucial role in supporting their young golfers. That’s why we have dedicated a section to answering parents’ questions and concerns. Whether you’re wondering about the best equipment for your child’s age and skill level or seeking guidance on how to navigate the competitive golfing world, we’re here to provide the answers you need.
At Club and Tee, we are passionate about fostering a love for golf in the next generation. We believe that golf offers a challenging sport and valuable life lessons such as discipline, sportsmanship, and perseverance. Our Junior Golf category aims to empower both children and parents with the knowledge and resources necessary to make the most of this wonderful journey.
So, join us on this exciting adventure as we support your junior golfer’s aspirations. Explore our posts, engage with our community, and let us be your trusted guide on the path to success. Together, we can help your young golfer reach new heights – from high school to college, and who knows, maybe even the professional ranks.
THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY The college golf recruiting process is a mixed bag. There will be highlights and lowlights. It is fun, frustrating, exhilarating, disappointing, and exciting. Parents role in college recruiting is very important. Parents need to help their junior golfer without totally driving the process. This can be tricky to … Read more
Discover how to plan your junior golf season effectively. Get expert tips and advice for a successful golfing journey. Learn how to plan your junior golf season now!”
Some great holiday gifts for your junior golfer in your life!!!!!!! Refreshed for 2021 – nothing like getting your kid hooked on the game. You don’t have to break the bank – 3 ideas for $20 or less 1. Personalized golf bag tag – I am sure you can find these on many websites – … Read more
It is possible that you live in Hawaii and never have an offseason, but for the purpose of this post, let’s assume you have a bit of Winter. Also known as the golf offseason. Snow, sleet, frost delays, and plummeting temperatures don’t have to stop the growth of your junior golfer. Here are some junior … Read more
ADVICE FROM ONE PARENT TO ANOTHERI am not a college golf recruiting expert. I don’t sell anything related to helping your child play college golf. Simply a parent who has worked through the process and learned some things along the way. 6 Things Your Junior Golfer Should Do During the “Offseason” Of course, your experience … Read more
I received a great question from Daniel via the “Ask the Insider” form – he asked “What is a good mental thought to keep playing good golf in a tournament? I can shoot 75-81 in regular golf but like 85+ in tournaments.“ This is something that many golfers struggle with – why are your tournament … Read more
Experience the ultimate golf challenge and aim for glory at Augusta in Drive, Chip, and Putt. Survive & advance your skills in this thrilling tournament.
Discover the Shocking Truth About Caddying: Do You Help or Hurt? Unveiling the Secrets Behind Your Golf Game! Are You Sabotaging Your Swings? Find Out Now!
Discover how junior golf parents can make the most of the last hour before a tournament. Tips, advice and strategies to help your child succeed.
Pinhurst Golf Resort, home to the Donald Ross Junior Tournament