Our aim is to offer children of all ages and abilities a safe and fun environment to learn and enjoy the great sport of golf.

Welcome to our Junior Section, everything you need to know can be found right here. How good do I need to be, what do I wear, where do I go, all the answers can be found here.

In brief:

Club nights, every Thursday from April through to October, meet at 5.00pm on the putting green. Eagles 5 to 12 year old, Juniors 12 to 18, two groups, one golf section, all abilities.

Saturday coaching and Young Master Golf (YMG) programs by our teaching professional Iain Fulton, highly recommended for all abilities. Whatever your standard, from “never touched a club before” to talented young player, everyone needs to start somewhere and professional coaching is the best place to start. Structured nationally recognised Young Masters Golf coaching standard is available.

Follow the links in our website, find your answers, your journey starts here and you’ve already taken your first step and started to learn, it’s up to you to come and join us…..

Junior & Eagles Club Nights

Every Thursday from early April to the end of September

Meet on the putting green at 6.00pm 

Our objective is to bridge the gap between private and group coaching or driving range practice and getting out learning to play golf in a controlled and safe environment.

Everyone is welcome, but you are expected to have attended suitable coaching or reached a competent and safe standard to play on the golf course. Please see our pro-shop and teaching professionals for more detail.

It is important to understand that our club nights are not a crèche facility. Parents \ guardians are expected to accompany and support their children at every opportunity. The very young (5 – 8 year olds) should always be accompanied by a responsible adult. Those players with club handicaps will be allowed more independence, but high standards of behavior is expected at all times.

You will also be expected to be properly dressed for golf, including correct footwear, trousers or tailored shorts (no combats) and collared polo shirts. Honesty, good manners and good etiquette are important values of golf and will be strongly reinforced on club nights.

We take great pride in the work of our greens staff who look after the golf courses, we will educate you and help you to look after the golf course. The repair of divots and pitch-marks must always be done, along with understanding where we can and cannot take golf trolleys.

Above all this is golf for children, we want it to be fun, enjoyable and safe.

Many thanks from the Junior Organiser Team of:

Teaching Professional Iain Fulton