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JUNIOR CAMPS

FOR ALL YOUTH AGES 6 - 14

How each day of camp will be structured for the students:

  • 8:30 – 9:00am: Child drop off & sign-in
  • 9:00 – 9:45am: Physical Activity 1* 
  • 10:00am – 10:45am: Physical Activity 2*
  • 11:00-11:45am: Physical Activity 3* 
  • 11:45-1:00pm: LUNCH
  • 1:00 – 1:45pm: Golf Instruction* 
  • 2:00-2:45pm: Golf Drills & Skills* 
  • 3:00-3:45pm: Golf Drills & Skills* 
  • 3:45-4:30pm: Child pick up and sign-out

*Indicates 15-minute break between activity transition.

Below are examples of the other activities and sports that will be played as a means of enhancing physical literacy in the morning half of the daily itinerary:

  • SPORTS
    • Soccer / Football / Baseball / Frisbee
  • MOVEMENT PATTERNS:
    • Jumping / Twisting / Pushing / Pulling / Striking / Throwing / Kicking

The purpose of the morning physical literacy programming is to develop the necessary skills as foundation for golf fundamentals.

Each afternoon will feature an hour of golf instruction and 2 hours of drills & skill challenges. An example of a drill and skill challenge:

  • A CHIP IN THE BUCKET
    • 3 attempts to chip a ball into a bucket from a difficult but attainable distance
    • Purpose is to exercise the four “R’s” (Relax, Replay, Ready, Redo) in an attempt to practice EMOTIONAL REGULATION
    • A debrief session will follow to discuss the challenges experienced and the importance of how to overcome those challenges

By use of engaging drills and challenges, the purpose of the afternoon programming is to develop essential life skills that support well-rounded individuals.

Campers and their guardians are responsible for preparing and bringing the following each day:

  • Lunch
  • Snacks (4 snack/water breaks per day)
  • Water bottle
  • Sun Lotion
  • Proper attire
  • Golf Clubs*

*Campers are encouraged to bring their own golf clubs each day. Should your child not have clubs of their own, rentals can be provided for the week. 

Our camper to counsellor ratio is 4:1. The recommended standard for juniors is 6:1 however, with the nature of golf where swinging clubs is in group settings is standard procedure, our 4:1 ratio provides extra precaution when it comes to potential accidents. 

As part of the weekly programming, our team of PGA Professionals provide on-site instruction to the campers during specific periods of the day. All golf-specific drills and content are guided by a PGA professional or professional in training. 

Extended care is available for $50/week for those who require earlier pick-up and/or later drop-off daily. 

  • Early drop-off runs from 7:30-8:30am
  • Late pick-up runs from 4:30-5:30pm

CAMP REGISTRATION

AGES 6 -14
$ 325 +HST
  • Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 4:30pm
  • (12) Students Maximum Per Week
  • 4:1 Students to Counsellor Ratio
  • Club Rentals Included
  • Water and Refreshments Included
  • Lunch & Snacks NOT Included*
  • Extended Care Available for Additional Fee*
REGISTER NOW!

FOR ALL YOUTH AGES 6 - 14

JUNIOR CAMPS

CAMP REGISTRATION

AGES 6 -14
$ 325 PER WEEK
  • Monday - Friday: 8:30am - 4:30pm
  • (12) Students Maximum Per Week
  • 4:1 Students to Counsellor Ratio
  • Club Rentals Included
  • Water and Refreshments Included
  • Lunch & Snacks NOT Included*
  • Extended Care Available for Additional Fee*
REGISTER NOW!

How each day of camp will be structured for the students:

  • 8:30 – 9:00am: Child drop off & sign-in
  • 9:00 – 9:45am: Physical Activity 1*
  • 10:00am – 10:45am: Physical Activity 2*
  • 11:00-11:45am: Physical Activity 3*
  • 11:45-1:00pm: LUNCH
  • 1:00 – 1:45pm: Golf Instruction*
  • 2:00-2:45pm: Golf Drills & Skills*
  • 3:00-3:45pm: Golf Drills & Skills*
  • 3:45-4:30pm: Child pick up and sign-out

*Indicates 15-minute break between activity transition.

Below are examples of the other activities and sports that will be played as a means of enhancing physical literacy in the morning half of the daily itinerary:

  • SPORTS
    • Soccer / Football / Baseball / Frisbee
  • MOVEMENT PATTERNS:
    • Jumping / Twisting / Pushing / Pulling / Striking / Throwing / Kicking

The purpose of the morning physical literacy programming is to develop the necessary skills as foundation for golf fundamentals.

Each afternoon will feature an hour of golf instruction and 2 hours of drills & skill challenges. An example of a drill and skill challenge:

  • A CHIP IN THE BUCKET
    • 3 attempts to chip a ball into a bucket from a difficult but attainable distance
    • Purpose is to exercise the four “R’s” (Relax, Replay, Ready, Redo) in an attempt to practice EMOTIONAL REGULATION
    • A debrief session will follow to discuss the challenges experienced and the importance of how to overcome those challenges

By use of engaging drills and challenges, the purpose of the afternoon programming is to develop essential life skills that support well-rounded individuals.

Campers and their guardians are responsible for preparing and bringing the following each day:

  • Lunch
  • Snacks (4 snack/water breaks per day)
  • Water bottle
  • Sun Lotion
  • Proper attire
  • Golf Clubs*

*Campers are encouraged to bring their own golf clubs each day. Should your child not have clubs of their own, rentals can be provided for the week. 

Our camper to counsellor ratio is 4:1. The recommended standard for juniors is 6:1 however, with the nature of golf where swinging clubs is in group settings is standard procedure, our 4:1 ratio provides extra precaution when it comes to potential accidents. 

As part of the weekly programming, our team of PGA Professionals provide on-site instruction to the campers during specific periods of the day. All golf-specific drills and content are guided by a PGA professional or professional in training. 

Extended care is available for $50/week for those who require earlier pick-up and/or later drop-off daily. 

  • Early drop-off runs from 7:30-8:30am
  • Late pick-up runs from 4:30-5:30pm

WHAT WE TEACH

THE WAY IN WHICH WE MOVE.

PHYSICAL LITERACY:

 
Basic human movements and object manipulation skills are vital for developing core golf skills. Movements like squatting, rotating, and hinging build balance, coordination, and strength, while skills like throwing and striking enhance hand-eye coordination, timing, and force control.  
 
We make use of carefully constructed drills and games to help develop these core skills as a foundation for powerful, controlled and precise performance on the golf course. 

BODY CONTROL

Develop essential skills such as balance, coordination and rhythm.

LOCOMOTOR SKILLS

Develop essential skills such as jumping, rotation and running.

OBJECT MANIPULATION

Develop essential skills such as throwing, striking, kicking and more.

DEVELOPMENT FOR ON AND OFF THE COURSE.

LIFE SKILL APPLICATION:

Through the sport of golf, we aim to develop life skills like emotional regulation, focus, respect, and teamwork to benefit the youth in school, peer groups, and within the household.

By use of carefully constructed drills and scenarios, we help the youth understand how to apply these skills in everyday life to enhance collaboration, build confidence, and foster empathy, responsibility, and problem-solving, shaping well-rounded individuals. The primary life skills covered within the curriculum include:

DEVELOPMENT FOR ON & OFF THE COURSE.

LIFE SKILL APPLICATION:

Through the sport of golf, we aim to develop life skills like emotional regulation, focus, respect, and teamwork to benefit the youth in school, peer groups, and within the household.

By use of carefully constructed drills and scenarios, we help the youth understand how to apply these skills in everyday life to enhance collaboration, build confidence, and foster empathy, responsibility, and problem-solving, shaping well-rounded individuals. The primary life skills covered within the curriculum include:

EMOTIONAL REGULATION

Exercise control over emotions.

HONESTY

Acting with integrity by being truthful.

FOCUS

Directing attention toward specific tasks.

RESPECT

Showing consideration, courtesy and care.

GOAL SETTING

Deciding and working hard to achieve something.

SPORTSPERSONSHIP

A commitment to the ethics of fair play.

PERSEVERANCE

Maintaining effort when faced with challenges.

TEAMWORK

Working cooperatively as a group.

EMOTIONAL REGULATION

Exercise control over emotions.

HONESTY

Acting with integrity by being truthful.

FOCUS

Directing attention toward specific tasks.

RESPECT

Showing consideration, courtesy and care.

GOAL SETTING

Deciding and working hard to achieve something.

SPORTSPERSONSHIP

A commitment to the ethics of fair play.

PERSEVERANCE

Maintaining effort when faced with challenges.

TEAMWORK

Working cooperatively as a group.

GET WITH THE PROGRAM.

JUNIOR CAMP FAQ:

Summer Camps:

  • June 23- June 27
  • June 30 – July 4 (4-day week)
  • July 7 – July 11
  • July 14 – July 18
  • July 21 – July 25
  • July 28 – August 1
  • August 5 – August 8 (4-day week)
  • August 11 – August 15
  • August 18 – August 22
  • August 25 – August 29

Our indoor facility located at 5360 Canotek Road will be the primary location for drop-off, lunch, pick-up and select activities. 

Majority of the morning programming will be held outdoors at the Shefford Road Sports Fields Park – a short, 2 minute walk from our facility. All kids will be chaperoned and safely guided to and from the park by our team of counsellors. 

Simply click the “REGISTER NOW” button at the top of this page and be directed to our registration page, choose the week(s) of your choice and complete your registration.

Yes – you may register as many juniors as needed in a single transaction, subject to availability.

If registering a junior on behalf of another family, please indicate the name and contact information for the junior in whom you are registering for. 

If you are trying to register for a specific week that is already sold out – we recommend you register for a different week in order to secure a spot and we can place you on a holding list for the relative week that is sold out. Should a space open up, we will simply move your registration to the preferred week.

If for whatever reason you wish not to follow through on your purchase, you have 48 hours, if the package has not been fulfilled, to receive a full refund.

Past the 48 hour deadline there will be no refunds issued. 

In the event of injury, or unforeseen circumstance you may apply the remaining credit to future services.

GET WITH THE PROGRAM.

JUNIOR CAMP FAQ:

Summer Camps:

  • June 23- June 27
  • June 30 – July 4 (4-day week)
  • July 7 – July 11
  • July 14 – July 18
  • July 21 – July 25
  • July 28 – August 1
  • August 5 – August 8 (4-day week)
  • August 11 – August 15
  • August 18 – August 22
  • August 25 – August 29

Our indoor facility located at 5360 Canotek Road will be the primary location for drop-off, lunch, pick-up and select activities. 

Majority of the morning programming will be held outdoors at the Shefford Road Sports Fields Park – a short, 2 minute walk from our facility. All kids will be chaperoned and safely guided to and from the park by our team of counsellors. 

Simply click the “REGISTER NOW” button at the top of this page and be directed to our registration page, choose the week(s) of your choice and complete your registration.

Yes – you may register as many juniors as needed in a single transaction, subject to availability.

If registering a junior on behalf of another family, please indicate the name and contact information for the junior in whom you are registering for. 

If you are trying to register for a specific week that is already sold out – we recommend you register for a different week in order to secure a spot and we can place you on a holding list for the relative week that is sold out. Should a space open up, we will simply move your registration to the preferred week.

If for whatever reason you wish not to follow through on your purchase, you have 48 hours, if the package has not been fulfilled, to receive a full refund.

Past the 48 hour deadline there will be no refunds issued. 

In the event of injury, or unforeseen circumstance you may apply the remaining credit to future services.