2026 Aspen Glen PGA Jr. League

Join Us for Another Fun Season of PGA Junior League at Aspen Glen Club! We’re excited to kick off another great season of PGA Junior League at Aspen Glen Club! This year’s program will include 14 total sessions, featuring: (2) Matches vs. Ironbridge (12) In-House Team Days Our in-house days will include: 1 hour practice sessions on Wednesdays 2 hour play days on Mondays Official matches at both Aspen Glen and Ironbridge will be 5:00 PM shotgun starts. To ensure a competitive and enjoyable experience for everyone, we ask that junior golfers joining the team meet at least one of the following criteria: Have prior experience in PGA Junior League, Have competed in golf tournaments, or Are comfortable playing and walking 9 holes. We look forward to another season of teamwork, development, and fun on the course!

2026 Ironbridge Golf Club PGA Junior League Program

Come join us for another fun season of PGA Junior League at Ironbridge Golf Club. This year we will have 6 matches that will include an home and away match with Aspen Glen along with our match at the Ranch at Roaring Fork. We ask the Junior Golfers that join our team have: 1.) Experience in PGA Junior League, or 2.) Have competed in golf tournaments, or 3.) Are comfortable playing and walking 9 holes. Each match will have an hour practice session before the match itself. Match time it typically 2 hours and they begin at 5pm.

1. Junior

A junior golf lesson is a structured instructional session designed specifically for young golfers who are just starting to learn and develop their skills in the game of golf. Here's an outline of what a junior golf lesson involves: Commitment to Improvement: By following this structured lesson plan and committing to the mandatory practice and play sessions, you will build a solid foundation and continuously improve your golf skills. Consistent practice and application of learned techniques are crucial for your progress, and our instructors are here to support you every step of the way. Practice will be mandatory in-between lessons, no lessons will be scheduled without playing or practicing. Welcome to our progressive golf lesson series! This program is designed to improve your golfing skills steadily over time, combining structured lessons with mandatory practice and play sessions between each class. Our goal is to build your confidence and your golf game on the course by ensuring that you apply what you learn consistently. Lesson 1: Fundamentals of Golf \__Focus: Stance, Grip, and Posture\*\* Understand and master the basic elements of a proper golf swing. \- Activities: Demonstration and practice of the correct golf grip. Exercises to establish a balanced and effective stance. Drills to maintain proper posture throughout the swing. \- Homework: Practice your grip, stance, and posture for at least 30 minutes per day. Play a round of 9 holes or hit a bucket of balls focusing on these fundamentals. Lesson 2: The Full Swing \__Focus: Swing Mechanics and Ball Striking\*\* Develop a smooth and full swing. Activities: Review and refine grip, stance, and posture. Breakdown of the backswing, downswing, and follow-through. Hitting balls on the range with a focus on form and accuracy. \- Homework: Spend 30 minutes practicing your swing daily, alternating between range sessions and on-course play. Play another round of 9 holes, paying attention to your swing mechanics and noting areas of improvement. Lesson 3: Short Game Mastery Focus: Chipping and Putting Improve your precision and control around the greens. \- Activities: Chipping techniques and drills for various lies and distances. Putting fundamentals, including alignment, stroke, and speed control. Short game practice routines to build consistency. \- Homework: Dedicate 30 minutes daily to chipping and putting practice. After practice play a round of 9 holes, emphasizing your short game. Lesson 4: Course Management and Strategy Focus: Playing Smart Golf Learn how to make strategic decisions to lower your scores. Activities: Understanding different course layouts and how to approach them. Strategies for managing risk and playing to your strengths. Simulated on-course scenarios to practice decision-making. \- Homework: Play a round of 9 holes, applying the course management strategies discussed. Analyze your scorecard to identify strategic decisions that improved or hindered your performance. Lesson 5: Advanced Techniques and Personalization Focus: Tailoring Skills to Your Game Fine-tune your skills and develop personalized techniques. \- Activities: Individual assessment to identify specific areas for improvement. Building a personalized practice routine for continuous development. \- Homework: Continue practicing your personalized drills daily. Play a round of 9 holes, focusing on applying advanced techniques and personal strategies. Reflect on your progress and areas needing further work. Conclusion: Overall, junior golf lessons aim to create a positive and supportive learning environment, fostering a love for the game while building a solid foundation of golf skills. By following this progressive lesson plan and committing to the mandatory practice and play sessions, you will see significant improvements in your golfing skills. Remember, consistency and dedication are key to becoming a better golfer. Enjoy the journey and see you on the course.

3. Adult

The specific content and focus of a golf lesson can vary based on the individual golfer's needs and skill level. Assessment and Goal Setting: The instructor may start by assessing the golfer's current skill level, swing mechanics, and overall game. Discussion with the golfer to understand their goals and objectives, whether it's improving a specific aspect of their game (e.g., driving, putting) or addressing general performance issues. Swing Analysis: Video analysis of the golfer's swing mechanics to identify strengths and areas for improvement. The instructor may use technology such as launch monitors or swing analysis software to gather data on clubhead speed, ball flight, and other relevant metrics. Fundamental Techniques: Instruction on fundamental golf techniques, including grip, stance, posture, and alignment. Focus on the full swing, short game (chipping, pitching), and putting. Drills and Exercises: Practical drills and exercises designed to reinforce proper technique and develop muscle memory. Training aids may be used to assist in the learning process. Course Management: Guidance on strategic decision-making on the course, including shot selection, club choice, and managing different playing conditions. Mental Aspect: Discussion on the mental aspects of the game, such as concentration, visualization, and managing emotions on the course. Customized Instruction: Tailoring the lesson content to the specific needs and goals of the individual golfer. Providing personalized tips and adjustments based on the golfer's unique strengths and challenges. Feedback and Q\&A: Regular feedback on performance during the lesson. Opportunities for the golfer to ask questions and seek clarification on any aspect of their game. Homework and Practice Plan: Assigning specific drills or exercises for the golfer to practice between lessons. Providing a structured practice plan to help reinforce the lesson content. Follow-Up: Discussing progress and addressing any ongoing concerns in subsequent lessons. It's important to note that the structure and content of golf lessons may vary based on the instructor's teaching philosophy, the golfer's skill level, and the specific areas they want to focus on. Regular lessons and practice are key components of improvement in golf.

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