Consumer Testimonials
Everything really! We had a great experience or first year!
It provides invaluable instruction, skill-building, and preparation for a lifelong sport. There is camaraderie amongst the junior golfers, and a real development of an appreciation for the rules, etiquette, and traditions of the game.
My 9 year old daughter,Mia, and her sweet friend she introduced golf to, teamed up and played together for the tournaments. They loved making new friends from the other teams and they all cheered for each other. It really showed them that a sport doesn't have to be all about competition but just enjoying their love for golf together. Ms.Aurora and Ms.Lori were amazing leaders and everything was organized well and they showed the kids how to just really enjoy the game.
Opportunities for kids to get on different courses
Just a great experience
Casey Schnieder was the most positive, uplifting and high energy coaches we could have asked for. He makes the game extremely fun for the kids, which is exactly what they need at this age. I would highly recommend him and this program to anyone.
My daughter loved it. She had a great time golfing with older kids and seeing the different courses.
It introduces the game to children as early as
Coaches were amazing — kids had a blast. Eliminated any stigma of playing in competition.
It truly depends on how the local course organizes the league. Brae Burn was fantastic. The groups moved quickly through each hole and the teams were organized well by skill level. In prior experiences pre Brae Burn, the pace of play was a major issue and teams included 5 year olds vs. 12 year olds which is not good. Last year at Commonwealth I would have given it a 3-4, but this year at Brae Burn, a 9 NPS.
The PGA Jr. League is well organized and ran. My daughter truly looks forward to attending practice and going to the tournaments.
Staff was great.
The pro and the way he interacts with the kids
The families
The kids greatly enjoy it and look forward to each week!
I like that the kids learn to follow rules for gold and behavior. The kids like to get dressed up for golf and play many courses that they would not otherwise get exposed to.
My only concern is that they will be 14yo and will no longer have a pga junior league option at our club
The competition with kids my age. Having fun with the friends I met through Jr League.
My son loved playing golf. He seemed to enjoy every course.
I liked the setup of having both a practice and matches. I was very impressed with our coach as well.
I really like the opportunity it provides to young players of all skill levels. My son loves it.
Great experience for junior players to learn the game from of a professionals, the league at Diamond run is an incredible experience for players of all skill levels
Great coaches, good parents, better kids, good competition, well run, fun, lasting memories
Jason and Isaac do a great job. They work their tails off and truly care about the kids. Couldn't ask for much more from them.
The coach was great with the kids. The practices were great.
It's a great program that gets kids involved in golf in a fun way. The team environment is beneficial to keep kids engaged and wanting to continue on with the game.
Coaches are amazing, very kind with the kids. The tournament rule to let kids learn from each other are also very good.
Fantastic experience for our young golfer. Would highly recommend it.
My son liked getting out and playing golf so much. He liked playing at all the courses in the area.
Wish we could have been more engaged this year but plan to do so next year.
Our coach was fantastic. One problem this year was they changed the tees for the kids over 12 and now my 7 year old daughter is teeing off from the same tees as a 12 year old boy. We had a young team and just got crushed every single weekend. Handicaps are a part of golf but PGA Jr League decidedly gave the older kids a massive advantage by changing their tees from the 47s to the junior tees. Feels like a major misstep.
Great team environment, scramble format doesn't put too much pressure on kids