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Real Central Florida, Tampa Bay and South Florida junior golf programs — First Tee classes, camps, academies, and more. Every listing is source-verified but not yet confirmed directly with the provider; details may change.
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Find a relaxed course, then keep score so everyone can win.
Real Central Florida, Tampa Bay and South Florida junior golf programs — First Tee classes, camps, academies, and more. Every listing is source-verified but not yet confirmed directly with the provider; details may change.
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Add each child's age and we'll lay the week out for you — who can go where, and when — so two or three kids' schedules sit side by side instead of in a spreadsheet you maintain by hand.
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Enter an age above. Add two or three and you'll see each kid's options in one grid, color-coded.
Camps, tours, and academies that don't meet on a set weekday, so they can't be placed on the grid. Check dates on the listing.
Multi-day tours, leagues, and skills competitions — grouped by organizing tour, not by host course, since the same tour often runs events at several Central Florida courses. Every event is source-verified but not yet confirmed directly with the organizer; dates and courses may change.
Individual instructors who teach juniors — at Central Florida courses and independently. Ratings here are real and sourced only; we never invent a star rating. Most read "Not yet rated" simply because no public rating exists, not because of any quality concern.
Looking for somewhere to practice rather than someone to teach?
Ranges, simulators and stores that offer lessons but don't publish an individual instructor — contact them for who teaches and what it costs.
Somewhere relaxed to play a round together, and a way to keep score where a beginner can actually win. We don't take bookings — every course here links out to its own phone or page.
Filter for the things that make a first round easier on everyone.
Points for good shots instead of strokes, so a parent and a seven-year-old can play the same game. No handicaps, no money.
Scramble puts you in two teams. Each team plays its best ball and scores as one.
Every one is optional, and with all of them off this is the plain scorecard. Four are on to start — the ones that need no extra tapping.
A chore, never a payment. Nothing in here involves money.
Player names stay on this device. Nothing about a child is ever sent anywhere — no surname, no age, no photo.
Courses that are open to the public and run something for juniors — a First Tee site, a camp, a clinic or an academy. These are not the same as the programs on Courses & Camps. Those carry dates, ages and a way to sign up; these don't. We hold no schedule, no age range and no registration link for any course here, so it's a place to start calling rather than a place to book.
43 of these 59 courses carry their own coordinates, and those show a real distance. The other 16 are pinned to the center of their town, so they name the town instead of printing a figure that would be identical for every course in it.
Written for the parent, not the kid. If you're new to golf yourself, this is the part nobody hands you — what to do on a course, how to practice without becoming the coach, and a handful of videos worth watching together.
Three sessions a week, 45 minutes each — roughly 60% short game, 40% full swing. Beginners want to hit driver; scoring lives inside 50 yards.
| 5 min | Movement warm-up. No balls. Arm circles, trunk rotations, a few half swings. |
|---|---|
| 20 min | Putting. Start at 3 feet and only move back after 5 in a row. |
| 15 min | Chipping. One club, one shot shape, land it on a towel or a spot. |
| 5 min | Game. Closest to the hole, best of 5. |
| 5 min | Movement warm-up. |
|---|---|
| 10 min | Putting. Keeps the touch alive. |
| 25 min | Full swing. First half off a tee, second half off turf. Wedge, then 7-iron, then driver. |
| 5 min | Game. Ten swings — count how many hit the ground before the ball. |
Three to six actual holes. Play it out, keep score honestly, no instruction. This is the day your kid finds out why the other two days matter.
Five things that make the first time on a real course easy. Tick them off as you go — it remembers on this device.
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