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The inspiring story of Francis Ouimet, the 20-year-old amateur golfer whose historic victory at the 1913 U.S. Open helped transform golf in America. This article explores Ouimet's remarkable rise from caddie to champion, the lasting impact his victory had on the growth of golf, and the lessons his story offers today's junior golfers and parents. More than a story about winning, this is a story about opportunity, confidence, and the power of junior golf to shape lives both on

Adjusting yardage to meet kids where they are, using tools like progressive pars, flexible tees, or league-based distances, creates an environment where young golfers can build confidence, stay engaged, and enjoy real success on the course.

January 29, 2026 When people think about junior golf, the first images that often come to mind are small grips, colorful bags, oversized smiles, and kids learning how to swing a club. But beneath the mechanics of the golf swing lies something far more powerful and often overlooked: the mental game. Golf is unique among youth sports. It is quiet, individual, reflective, and deeply internal. There is no clock to run out, no teammate to pass the ball to, and no constant movement

Golf with kids doesn’t need to be a formal lesson - it can be a short, playful adventure. A round of tic-tac-toe putting, a goofy scramble, or a marshmallow showdown in the bunker can do more to connect your child with the game than a dozen swings on repeat.

How to have fun with your kids at the golf course

Registration is now open for the 2025-26 season of qualifying for Drive, Chip and Putt for boys and girls ages 7-15. Local qualifying...

The Key to Building Confidence and Skill on the Course When it comes to getting kids into golf, having the right-sized clubs isn’t just...