The 7 Fundamentals Every Junior Golfer Needs Before Age 10
There is a window in your child’s development – roughly between ages 6 and 10 – when the nervous system is uniquely receptive to learning
what makes HomeSchool Golf Lessons different Than lessons at your local course
Our homeschool golf lesson program is built on Golf’s American Development Model (ADM), a proven framework from the US Olympic & Paralympic Committee, PGA of America, and USGA. It focuses on fun, age-appropriate development through multisport play, helping kids build athletic skills, avoid burnout, and develop a lifelong love for golf—while empowering parents to guide engaging lessons at home.
🏌️♂️ Builds lifelong love for golf through fun, multisport approach
💪 Makes kids better athletes first → better golfers later
🔥 Prevents burnout and injuries from early specialization
👨👩👧👦 Lets parents learn with their child and bond over golf
😄 Keeps learning joyful – play is the best teacher
🛠️ Gives parents simple tools to teach at home effectively
🌟 Teaches resilience, confidence, and life skills
📈 Tracks progress with clear goals and milestones
As a homeschool parent, you are always looking for meaningful ways to bring learning to life — and golf might just be the most surprisingly powerful classroom you’ve never considered. The Homeschool Golf Academy was built on a simple but profound idea: that learning the game of golf creates natural, real-world opportunities to teach and reinforce the core subjects your child is already studying. Every round, every lesson, and every practice session becomes a chance to explore:
Golf is a lifetime sport — and at the Homeschool Golf Academy, it is also a lifetime education. Our comprehensive curriculum gives your child the rare opportunity to grow as both an athlete and a student, building skills on the course that carry far beyond it.
There is a window in your child’s development – roughly between ages 6 and 10 – when the nervous system is uniquely receptive to learning
Mike is a Certified PGA Professional who has spent nearly 30 years dedicated to developing junior golfers at every level. He has had the privilege of working with elite programs including The ANNIKA Academy and the US Junior National Team.
Mike also has extensive experience managing various junior golf instructional platforms – the basis for his development of the Homeschool Golf Academy. He has a first-hand understanding of what it takes to grow golfers from beginners to highly competitive players.
Mike’s career has been defined by a single belief: that great instruction meets the student exactly where they are. Whether working with a 5-year-old picking up a club for the first time or a high school junior preparing for collegiate competition, Mike brings the same structured, encouraging, and results-driven approach to every student he teaches.
That philosophy — refined across three decades of hands-on instruction — is the experience behind every course, curriculum, and lesson at the Homeschool Golf Academy.
Engaging, high-quality videos
Accessible anytime
Perfect for flexible schedules
Lesson variations for practice at home or at the course.
Clear explanations of golf rules and etiquette
Fostering respect and integrity on and off the golf course.
Fun exercises
Designed to build strength, flexibility, and endurance for young golfers.
Learn to track progress with personalized metrics to celebrate improvement and set goals
Earn points, medals and move up the leaderboard!
Ensure kids grasp golf concepts through quizzes and engaging, game-like experiences that motivate kids to practice while having fun.
Learn Course Management, shot selection, and smart-decision-making to excel during play.
Gaining self-esteem through skill development and achievements.
Valuing opponents, coaches, officials, and the rules of the game of golf.
Overcoming setbacks, losses, and challenges, building mental toughness.
Committing to practice, following rules, and maintaining a consistent routine.
Taking initiative, motivating others, and making decisions under pressure.
Learning to collaborate, communicate, and support teammates toward a common goal.
