JUNIOR CAMPS

• Monday  through Thursday, 10am to 2pm 
• $190 includes lessons, daily lunch, and tournament. 
• For Juniors ages 11-17.

Classes begin at 10:00 a.m.  Lunch at noon (hot dogs, hamburgers or pizza) More range work and nine holes after lunch. Home by 2:00 p.m.  On the last day of camp, a tournament will be held and prizes awarded.  Format to be announced.

 Several sessions to choose from: (Please number your first and second choice.)

___ Session # 1 – Monday, July 7^th through Thursday, July 10^th.

___ Session # 2 – Monday, July 21^th through Thursday, July 24^th.

___ Session # 3 – Monday, August 4^th through Thursday, August 7^th.

 Classes will have no less than 8 and no more than 12 Juniors.  Camps fill quickly so sign up soon!

 Juniors will need their own clubs.

We encourage the education of golfers in all aspects of the game.  Lessons include instruction in the swing and in golfing etiquette.  Our PGA Staff can also can assist you in selection and fitting of equipment.

Mike Clawson is our PGA Golf Professional and Head of Instructional Programs.  Mike has been a golf professional and instructor since 1983 and very successful teacher in all aspects of the game.  Lessons are available for all skill levels and all ages.  Students with handicaps are encouraged. Schedule lessons with Mike at 585-533-2440.

Things to Know

(Be welcome at any course)

Speed of Play

• Allow faster players to play through.  Most people don't mind if you're slow if you let them through so they are not held up.

• Limit the number of strokes and practice swings you take on any hole (including misses).  Too many will just make you tense anyway.

• Be ready to make your shot as soon as it is your turn and the golfer ahead is safely out of range.

• Record your scores at the next tee, not at the green.

• Play one ball per hole. (Some groups do allow occasional mulligans).

• Spend no more than two minutes looking for lost balls.  (If you need more time, wave the group behind you to play through.)

Safety

• Never stand ahead (or even directly beside) a person hitting a golf ball.  Even pros miss-hit occasionally.

• Watch out for other golfers in your group when you swing.

• Always yell "fore" when you see your ball heading toward another golfer - and duck when you hear someone yelling fore. Be aware of others anywhere on the course who could be sending a ball in your direction.

• Be sure the players ahead of you are out of range of your ball before you take your swing.

• It is not safe for more than two people to occupy a riding cart.

• Drive carts responsibly.  They can hurt people and damage the course.

Care of the Course

Greens, Tees, and Fairways take a lot of work to keep them in the beautiful condition you see.  They take a lot of traffic and need everyone's help to keep them looking and playing great.

• Replacing divots and repairing ball marks is the number one thing you should do. It takes weeks for grass to grow back and any you kill probably is gone for the season.

• Drive riding carts only on paths or alongside the fairway.  Most courses will allow crossing the fairway at a 90 degree angle to get to your ball.

• Always be careful on the greens. Maintaining a smooth putting surface is critical to everyone's game.

• Do not take beverages onto the greens where they could spill and kill the grass.

• Do not throw clubs or drop flags. 

• Never run on the greens.

• Keep riding carts 30 feet away from the edge of the green.

• Put smoking materials and trash in the containers provided on the course.

If you are unsure about any thing, ask