I need information about hosting a junior golf clinic?
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Depends \n1.  Holding the clinic at a golf course you work at using the staff to run the clinic.  All you need to do is pick a date and advertise.  post it on www.juniorlinks.com.  Remember kids swinging clubs so think safety.  \n\n2.  Holding the clinic at your golf course but having someone run it.  Call your local PGA section.  Evey section has some member to help junior golf.  They could help you find the people needed to run clinic.  \n\nwww.juniorlinks.com is a good place for info\n\nCheck out the PGA's First Swing Book for ideas and a good format\nwww.pga.com improve you game section\nAlso check out www.playgolfamerica.com for some ideas.
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maybe u can find something @ heartland Golf cource if u like sports wokin like the snack bar or mini golf or sumtin
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I can help you I run hundreds a year.  I can walk you through the process, limited on time today.  \n\nYou can check out by blog I have lot of golf info on in \nemail me at pgamoffett@yahoo.com and I will start sending you all the info you need from format, entry fee, flyer's, tournament set up and ways to raise money.  \n\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/pgamoffett
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That would be a GREAT idea... for someone to create forum/blog independently hosted with anonymous user ratings, kind of like eBay feedback.  Golf instructors are typically under-qualified  in my opinion.  There are merely a handful that really worth their salt.  One acid test I use is whether the instructor has a grasp that golf cannot be explictly "taught"... the learning, for any player, comes thru self-discovery and experience.  The instructor's role is to convey WHAT needs to happen in a cause/effect fashion, but there are numerous ways to "implement" a given what. And more over, the verbage rarely translates into "feel".  You can't explain "feel"... but rather guide a student to constructively acquire feel thru guidance.  Finally, I feel instruction RARELY touches on the mental aspect of both playing and learning.  What constitutes good practice??  How to play under pressure...  My list of rants goes on and on... so YES, I think an objective reviewing source would be fantastic.  Other comments?
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Apply at a golf course.
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If you were any good and in High School then they will find you. My sister's a golf coach at a state university in California. If you're out of school. Then you'll have to find them. I just walked onto campus one day and found the coach. He saw me play and I was on the team. Good luck!\n.
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You can go to www.playgolfamerica.com and put in the local zip code.  You will get a list of golf courses in that area.  I would try calling them and asking.
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The PGA has started a program call www.playgolfamerica.com. Go to that website and enter your zip code.  There is a list of golf course programs and some of them you can sign up for on the web.  Next month is free golf lesson month check it out
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Here ya go.\nhttp://marcoisland.org/golf.htm
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Go to www.juniorlinks.com for lots of great information about programs and more.  You can also find some information on www.playgolfamerica.com.  The program is call first swing.  The program can be taught in a field, gym or golf course.
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Nike Golf Learning Center\n23308 Cherry Avenue\nLake Forest, CA 92630\n\n949-859-1455 \n\nThey have great teachers and awesome youth/junior classes.
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There are bunches of on-line packages, but it's also pretty easy to find a decent deal on a block of rooms and then make your own golf tee times.  I've done both - the packages will save you a few bucks, but making your own reservations lets you choose exactly what courses you play.\n\nAnd FWIW, here are a bunch of random thoughts based on my experience:\n\nLate Winter and Spring are the busiest times in the Grand Strand, but you can play golf there all year long.  Mid-summer is generally not busy on the courses, but it can be brutally hot!\n\nCheapest golf rates are typically Dec-Jan and Jul-Aug.  Highest golf rates are Mar-May and Sep-Nov.  Room rates tend to follow the beach season more than the golf season.\n\nIf you want to play 36 a day, you probably need to make all tee times in advance and at nearby courses . . . unless you go in the summer -- otherwise, you will run out of daylight.  Myrtle Beach National, Legends, Wild Wing, and others have groupings of excellent courses that would permit playing 36 even on short days.  But beware of frost delays in the winter -- a very common occurrence especially in clear weather.\n\nIf you don't have afternoon tee times, you can stop in at one the big golf stores in the morning and ask who has after-12 specials going on, because the courses often call the stores to promote those specials and it's much easier than calling around to find them.  I have used this often to select an afternoon 18 and save big bucks.\n\nI've never been really disappointed at any of the courses there, but some of my favorites are The Witch, Mooreland, Man O' War, and Tidewater . . . my least favorites include Wicked Stick and Azalea Sands, but even those were good courses (just not as good as some of the others IMHO).\n\nAnd lastly, I can also heartily recommend Kiawah Island just south of Charleston.  More $$$ than Mrytle, but absolutely wonderful golf courses, accommodations, and packages.  The Ocean Course is one place everyone should play at least once.\n\nHope this helps!
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Try www.playgolfamerica.com enter your zip code and a list of programs and specials in your area should come up.
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Offering Programs: \n     Deer Park Country Club \nOglesby IL  \n X     X  X  X  X  X  X  X  X     \n \n  \n http://www.playgolfamerica.com/index.cfm?action=search
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Here ya go brother.....Biarritz Le Phare golf course.\n\nhttp://www.touradour.com/golf/phare/phargolf.htm\n\nGood luck!
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You can find several different types of junior golf programs for kids.  The first place to look is www.juniorlinks.com The is a great place for information about programs in your area.  The site also has games, information for parents and information for kids to help them learn the game.  The second place to look would be www.playgolfamerica.com enter your zip code and it will show you a list of programs in your area.  The 3rd place would be your local PGA Section.  Every section has a key person in charge of junior program.  They could help you find something in your area.  You can go to www.pga.com or www.pgalinks.com to find out what section your in and how to contact them.  Good luck  I have a lot of links on my 360 blog roll .  Let me know if I can help\n\n\nNow if anyone is interested in helping put together a junior program they should start with the golf pro at a local golf  course.  Men's and Laide's assoications can play a major role in junior programs.  I find it's best to keep the programs at a affordable price, but not free.  Free does not work, we have one for $49.00.  We teach the PGA's first swing program.  Every get is issued a starter set up clubs with bag and several other items.  All they have to do is complete the classes and demostrate golf knowledge in a fun event.  Once they do that they get to keep the golf clubs.  That is where people can help support junior programs.  The men's and ladies clubs can help raise money to pay for the clubs.
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Make sure you have enough facilities. Create some sort of tournament format. Try to promote the kids as much as possible. Have a Public Address announcer. Make MVP's for games/tournaments. Keep obnoxious coaches under wraps. They're kids not pros so the more annoying Bobby Knight type fathers that are there, the more problems that you will have.