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Family golf

Are you looking for an activity that the whole family, including the kids, can enjoy together? Take a trip to your local golf course, and you’ll quickly realize what a special and memorable family experience golf can be.

So, take your family golfing while enjoying a day outside…
… walking through beautiful rolling fairways,
… sipping on some cool lemonade,
… sharing special conversation and recreation,
… and simply spending quality time with each other.

Golf is the perfect family vacation for a day!
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How old do kids need to be to play golf?

Are the any special golf programs for families?

Are there any national programs for families?

How can I find out about programs for juniors?

How old do kids need to be to play golf?

Children are never too young to learn the game of golf. In fact, the younger the better. The movies of Tiger Woods as a toddler hitting golf balls are enough to inspire any parent to put a club in their child’s hand. If a child starts playing golf at a young age, chances are he or she won’t develop as many bad swing and etiquette habits as those who take up the game later in life.

In addition to Woods, some of the game’s greatest players, such as Arnold Palmer and Bobby Jones, started off by playing golf with their fathers. There’s no guarantee your child will grow up to be another Tiger, but golf is certainly a game for a lifetime. Plus, there are not many other sporting activities where parents and children can spend so much quality time together in an outdoor setting.