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Interclub play against other Country Clubs.
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Charging your member # is not an option.ĬLICK HERE to download a Q & A Info/Registration Sheet
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~ Highland Meadows password is HIGHLAND2019 (all caps)
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June 5,12, 19, 26 July 17, 24 (No practice on July 3 & 10)ĬOMPETITION SCHEDULE TBA (Approximately 6-7 Matches)Ĭompete against Stone Oak, Toledo CC, Inverness CC, Heather Downs, Sylvania CCĪll sign-ups must be completed through the PGA Junior League website PGA JUNIOR LEAGUE GOLF REGISTRATION Golfers will practice as a team and compete against other clubs in our area. This is a great way to get kids involved in playing the game! Golfers should be able to advance the ball and carry their own clubs. The matches are played using a less stressful scramble format, as opposed to individual stroke-play competition. Players learn to play in a fun and competitive environment while competing with a partner in head to head matches.
The PGA Junior League is developmental program designed to socialize boys and girls, ages 9-13 to the game of golf. Highland Meadows will continue to compete in the PGA JUNIOR LEAGUE!Ģ019 Season includes: Practices, 6-7 Interclub matches, All-Star Team & Post-Season Play. TIME TO SIGN UP FOR PGA JUNIOR LEAGUE 2018!!! JULY 5, 19, 26 (No clinic on July 12, Marathon Classic Week)ĪUGUST 2 (Junior Club Championship)(Play Day)ĩ:30am – 10:30am Session ~ 10 – 13 years oldġ0:45am – 11:45am Session ~ 7 – 10 years old JUNE 7, 14, 28 (No clinic on June 21, HMGC Invitational) The PGA Sports Academy curriculum includes: Each level will develop the necessary physical and golf skill to practice, improve and enjoy the sport of golf. Our goal is to teach junior golfers of various skill levels and ages the basic elements of golf, while motivating them to play and learn on their own. Each level has five areas that will help youth learn, develop and practice the skills to become a better golfer and enjoy the sport of golf. We have three levels which are called SPORT, PLAYER and CHAMPION. HMGC Friday Clinics follows the PGA Sports Academy curriculum. SNAG JULY #2 (10am–11am) – JULY 17, 18, 24, 25 (Tuesday’s & Wednesday’s)ĬLICK HERE to download the Q & A Info/Registration SheetĮach level deals with the content listed below.
A parent should attend/participate each session.
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SNAG is taught as a progressive series of four one hour sessions TWICE A WEEK for two weeks, with rotating practice stations and culminating with a 4-hole SNAG golf course play day during the last session. FEE: $60 per junior. All equipment is supplied during each lesson and to bring home to practice. After completing this program, juniors often choose to enroll again and/or begin to apply their newfound SNAG skills toward their continued development of good golf habits at the driving range and golf course. Oh yeah, it's a bit of a push to keep pace of play (2:04, 2:06, 4:10) with 4 if you're walking and the tee sheet is full.SNAG Golf is a FUN & UNIQUE way to introduce golf to juniors. It is designed for juniors ages 4-8 to become familiar with the basic fundamentals of the game with the use of colorful and unique equipment, along with proper rules and etiquette. In general, this is another course where being below the hole is better than being above the hole. Water gobbles up balls right in the approach.īy my count, there are 71 bunkers (some are the British/Scottish sod type, cool but hard), and you'll be forced to carry shots, so it isn't a course for those disliking sand shots or those who aren't prone to carry the ball most of the distance on their shots. #18 would be tough if you're too far left on your tee shot.
#16 has 2 drop zones should you not clear the gaping hazard, 1 near side and 1 far side. There are definitely some holes where it'd be useful to have experience on the course to play it better, like #6 (hard to visualize 1st time), 2nd hardest on the course, but there is a drop zone across the hazard, and #15 with its minefield of bunkers (11). The course is in excellent shape, few leaves too for fall. The check-in was seamless, and the starter was super helpful and friendly. The designer may apparently be the same as for TPC in Berthoud, he did a great job of utilizing the features of the landscape. This is a course I've wanted to play for a while.
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