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Junior Club Championship Father-Child Championship 2015 Junior Club Championship Open to all junior boys and girls! July 25th and July 26th Father-Child Championship Will be held on Father’s Day! 2015 Junior Golf Program Mother-Child Championship Will be held on Mother’s Day! 2015 Wampanoag Country Club Junior Golf Committee and Staff Golf Chairman Tim Buckley Head Golf Professional Donny Kirkpatrick Assistant Golf Professional Bryan Mooney Assistant Golf Professional Jeff Mann Golf Pro Shop Phone Number (860) 523-8147 Wampanoag Golf Purpose Academy To provide Wampanoag County Club junior golfers with programs and activities to create lifelong golfers that learn This academy is designed for the junior golfers ages 12 and older the joy of playing the game of golf. with advanced playing ability. The academy will offer Four (4) 2 1/2 Hour Clinics. During each clinic there will be special atten- tion towards putting, pitching, chipping, bunker play, and range Vision work. As well as a competition between each participant in dif- ferent aspects of the game. Our vision is to develop Wampanoag Country Club junior golfers with the correct knowledge and etiquette while The FOUR Academy date are: creating an environment where golf is a sport with ex- June 5th June 19th treme emphasis on having FUN. August 21st September 4th The Academy will meet from 3:00 - 5:30 P.M. The program is designed to meet learning and $50 each meeting developmental needs for players of all levels from beginners to Junior Elite Players. Junior Ringers Board Mission The Wampanoag Junior Golf Program will be offering a Junior The main mission of the Wampanoag Junior Golf Golf Ringers Board. Program is to attract, maintain, and most importantly This will be offered for FREE for all Junior 12 & Older develop the talent that each junior golfer possesses. We will also provide a Junior Golf Season Summary Board. If a To develop young athletes into golfers that understand Junior has shot their personal best score, longest drive, longest and appreciate this great game as players and students. putt, first birdie or birdies, or any personal accomplishments on the golf course our Professional Staff will account for your achievements. More About your Junior Golf Golf Professionals Range Day Bryan Mooney First Assistant Professional Saturday May 9th, 11am - 3pm -2nd Year at Wampanoag Country Club -Level 3 PGA Apprentice Their will be a select number of Sales Rep- -1st Assistant Professional From Hop Meadow Country Club from resentatives from various companies on 2011-2013 -Outside Operations Manager at Wampanoag Country Club from hand to showcase their junior equipment. 2009-2011 Birdie Ball with inflatable target is an ex- -CT Section Assistant's Association Board of Directors, VP [email protected] tremely fun experience for Juniors and adults alike. SNAG golf equipment will be available to Jeff Mann Second Assistant Professional demo for the younger aspiring golfers. -2nd Year at Wampanoag Country Club -Level 2 PGA Apprentice -Second Assistant Professional From Glen Oak Country Club, PA from 2012-2013 -Pro Shop Assistant at Vanderbilt Country Club, FL from 2013 - 2014 -Impact Zone Player Certification -US Kids Golf Certified Instructor [email protected] Junior Golf Guidelines to be a Golfer Sign Up Respect Junior Times for Play and Practice Preserve the spirit and integrity of Members always have priority regarding the game. Take care in tee times and practice. Please follow the maintaining the course scheduled times for play and practice. Saturday May 9th - ALL DAY! conditions. That includes remembering to replace your Come out to our Junior Golf Program Sign- divots, rake bunkers after use, repair your ball marks and put Responsibility Up Night and get acquainted with our offer- waste in the proper containers. Players must check in with the Golf Sneakers and soft-spike shoes are Shop before beginning play. They ings and have your children meet the Profes- appropriate for play. should be ready to play when it is their sional Staff! time to tee off. We will have on display: -Updated flyers for all programs running throughout the 2015 golf season. -SNAG golf and a miniature golf course set up for entertainment. 11am - 3pm -We will also be conducting a raffle with prof- its to proceed the cost of 2015 Junior Awards. Prizes Included: Attire Neat and acceptable attire needs to be worn by all golfers and their guests. (Balls, Gloves, Hat, Shoes & Gift Certificates) Members are responsible for making guests aware of the dress code. Men’s and boy’s shirts must have a collar. Women’s and young ladies’ shirts must have either a collar or sleeves. Please note that tank tops, sleeveless with non- collared tops, warm-ups, denim, running, swimming, or cut-off style shorts are NOT acceptable attire. When wearing a hat, the brim must face forward and shirttails must be neatly tucked. Golf After School Junior Ryder Cup Announcing the 2015 Spring Golf After School Program, sessions start April 23rd!! Young golfers from ages 6-14 will benefit from this unique opportu- nity to practice and play golf at Wamp. Bryan and Jeff will be coaching these clinics. Two Sessions each week Mark your calendars early, this year the Wampanoag Ryder Cup will be held in August. Wed. & Thurs. *Tues. & Wed. May 5 - 6* Dates are August 21ST - 23RD from 12pm - 3:30pm 4-5 PM All juniors are welcome that can walk and carry their bag for 9 Come for one, or come for all. holes. $25 Per Session, every 5th session is free. Each day will consist of a 1 hour clinic and skills competition fol- lowed by a 9 hole Ryder Cup style match. Schedule FUNdamentals covered $125 per junior for the week which includes a team favor and prizes April 22 & 23 Speed 29 & 30 Strength Day 1 - Europe Captain Jeff and USA Captain Bryan will draft their May 5 & 6 Balance respective teams, go over the rules for the week, a clinic and a 9 hole match 13 & 14 Coordination 20 & 21 Day 2 - Skills competition, full swing clinic with video instruction Rules and 9 hole match 27 & 28 Etiquette Day 3 - Final skills competition, short game clinic, putting contest June 3 & 4 Nutrition and 9 hole match 10 & 11 2014 Results: Team USA= 21.5 pts Golf Skill Development 17 Team Europe= 22 pts The USA team will surely be out for revenge in 2015!!! Junior Golf Team Girls-Golf-Galore The junior golf team is a great way for your golfer to begin playing in a competitive environment. If you have a junior between the This clinic is designed for Junior Girl Golfers of all ages. ages of 10-14 who is able to walk and carry their bag for nine This will be a fun and relaxed way for our junior girls to receive in- holes, there is no better place to start than here. struction on all aspects of the game with a focus on short game and on-course strategy. The team will start on June 26th and go thru August 7th. We will All sessions 11am-12pm on Sundays meet every Friday at 3:30-5:00. for an organized nine hole match with your friends and playing competitors. There will also be a fun Focus on full swing, short game, and course management format of play each week. $25 per day or $80 per session There will be no cost for participating on the team!!! Session 1 Session 2 July 8th NO GOLF April 19 & 26 June 21 & 28 Awards will be handed out at the end of the program for: May 3 & 10 July 5 & 19 -Best Sportsmanship -Most Consistent May 24 & 31 July 26 & August 2 -Most Improved -Most Outstanding - Golden Putter Junior Golf School PGA Sports The summer junior golf clinics will correctly start your child on the Academy right path to learning the game of golf. All aspects of the game will This is a great opportunity for Junior Golfers to tee it up with be covered during the summer; driving, putting, chipping, fairway Professionals Bryan and Jeff. They will instruct juniors on pre- wood shots, sand play, rules, and etiquette. Each week we will go round warm-ups, fine tuning their swings, and golf course man- over the fundamentals of the full swing, as well as have a skills com- agement. Special attention is also given to the rules of golf and petition. managing your game on the course. There will be a Beat the Pro contest on the last day of the program! The six sessions are: Week 1 - June 23* - 25 Both Bryan and Jeff will be available each Friday Week 2 - June 30*, July 1, 2 starting June 26th - Aug 7th Week 3 - July 14 - 16 *July 10th NO LESSON Week 4 - July 21* - 23 There is a maximum of 3 juniors per date. Week 5 - Aug 4 - 6 Cost is $50 per junior, per date. ALL SESSIONS BEGIN AT 10:00 AND END AT 11:30 JULY 7 - 10 NO GOLF The age groups meet during the following times: 6-9 will meet from 10:00-11:30 10-14 will meet from 1:00-2:30 * All Ages on June 23, 30, & July, 21 from 1:30 - 3:00* Cost is $40 per day or $80 per week. .
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