Make learning feel like play.
For young golfers, engaging games and simple challenges help make new skills approachable.
Junior golf · Ages 3–17Small swings.
Small swings.
Big possibilities.
A positive introduction. Skills that grow with them. Junior coaching that balances the joy of playing with a thoughtful path toward improvement.
Ages 3–10Ages 11–17Beginners to competitors
Build the whole game.
Develop driving, iron play, chipping, putting, and the decisions that connect them.
Grow as a player.
Encourage coachability, constructive feedback, etiquette, and respect for the game.
Right-sized for their stageLet their game grow.
Let their game grow.
Without rushing it.
Age-appropriate instruction means meeting young golfers where they are today.
Ages 3–10
Start with the fun.
Games, simple skill-building, and plenty of encouragement. The focus is on engagement, early coordination, and positive experiences—not complicated swing thoughts.
Ask about a young golfer
Ages 11–17
Put purpose into practice.
Build technique, learn to practice effectively, and connect those skills to actual play. Instruction can include course management and preparation for school or tournament golf.
Ask about a teen golferA parent’s perspectiveA good beginning.
A good beginning.
A thoughtful next step.
Whether your child is curious about golf or already loves competing, Alexis can discuss an appropriate starting point.
An approach for your child
Share their age group, experience, interests, and goals. There is no need to decide their entire golf future before the first conversation.
Skills beyond the swing
Golf offers opportunities to practice patience, focus, sportsmanship, and responding constructively to feedback.
Competitive goals, when the time is right
For interested juniors, Alexis’s collegiate coaching background offers perspective on structured practice and the high school or college pathway.