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Our Online Golf Academy is Designed for Homeschooled Kids Ages 4 -15

Fun, flexible, and comprehensive golf training designed for homeschool familes teaching golf skills, sportsmanship and lifelong values

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what makes HomeSchool Golf Lessons different Than lessons at your local course

You Can Teach (and Learn) the Game of Golf To Your Kids With Our
Easy to Follow Curriculum at Your Own Pace

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

Self-Paced Video Lessons

Engaging, high-quality videos
Accessible anytime
Perfect for flexible schedules
Lesson variations for practice at home or at the course.

Rules, Etiquette & Sportmanship

Clear explanations of golf rules and etiquette
Fostering respect and integrity on and off the golf course.

Golf-Specific Fitness Training

Fun exercises
Designed to build strength, flexibility, and endurance for young golfers.

Performance Tracking

Learn to track progress with personalized metrics to celebrate improvement and set goals
Earn points, medals and move up the leaderboard!

Quizzes & Skills Challenges

Ensure kids grasp golf concepts through quizzes and engaging, game-like experiences that motivate kids to practice while having fun.

Playing Golf & Course Management

Learn Course Management, shot selection, and smart-decision-making to excel during play.

Buying the Right Clubs
Parents learn how to properly fit children for golf clubs, ensuring comfort, performance, and safety on the golf course. This course offers expert guidance through a series of instructional videos. Learn to measure your kids' height, arm length, and swing characteristics.
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Active Start
Active Start is ideal for children up to the age of 5 years old (it's never to early to get started). The main objective is to get kids moving and eventually link those smaller movements together in golf play!
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FUNdamentals
This stage is ideal for kids ages 6 to 9 years old and develops movement skills in structured and unstructured environments for play. The focus during this stage should be on providing activities that are: fun, multi-sport, and developmentally appropriate!
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Learn to Play
The Learn to Play stage, designed for boys ages 9-12 and girls ages 8-11, focuses on building fundamental movement and golf skills. Agility, strength, flexibility, and mental skills, are emphasized while introducing key techniques like putting, chipping, and green reading.
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Play to Improve
The Play to Improve stage is designed for boys ages 12-16 and girls ages 11-15, aiming to reinforce fundamental golf skills and introduce competitive experiences. Training and competition are balanced with a 60:40 ratio, focusing on technical consistency under pressure, while ensuring kids have fun and engage in social activities.
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Play to Compete
Play to Compete is the transition to a focus on competition and achieving peak performance in golf, designed for boys ages 16-23 and girls ages 15-21. It is highlighted by year-round training with an emphasis on competition-specific preparation, in which 60% of the time is dedicated to competition and related training.
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Play to Win
The Play to Win stage, for boys ages 19+ and girls ages 18+, focuses on refining and optimizing skills to meet *elite* competitive standards. PGA Professionals train golfers to peak at major competitions with high-intensity, year-round training and a 25:75 training-to-competition ratio. Individualized programs prevent physical and mental burnout. Athletes achieve full mastery of technical skills and enhance mental toughness, ensuring peak performance.
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When & How to Find a Good Coach
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Rules of the Game & Sportsmanship
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Going to the Golf Course For the First Time
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Golf: Learn More Than Just a Game

Confidence

Gaining self-esteem through skill development and achievements. 

  • After weeks of practice a junior golfer successfully executes a difficult bunker shot in a tournament, boosting their beleif in their abilities. 

Valuing opponents, coaches, officials, and the rules of the game of golf. 

  • Shaking hands with opponents after a match, thanking the golf course staff, and following etiquette by repairing divots, ball marks, and raking bunkers. 

Overcoming setbacks, losses, and challenges, building mental toughness. 

  • After hitting a ball into a water hazard and taking a penalty, the junior golfer learns to stay focused and recovers with a strong next shot, and finishes the hole without losing composure. 

 

Committing to practice, following rules, and maintaining a consistent routine. 

  • Adhering to a practice schedule, spending time refining their swings and putting, even when tired, to improve consistency. 

Taking initiative, motivating others, and making decisions under pressure. 

  • During preparations for a tournament, the junior golfer takes the initiative to guide a less experienced teammate on reading greens and staying calm under pressure. 

Learning to collaborate, communicate, and support teammates toward a common goal. 

  • Junior golfers collaborate with teammates during team matches, strategizing on-course management and encouraging each other to perform well ina tea format. 
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