2015 Cordillera Junior Golf Programs

MISSION STATEMENT

Cordillera Ranch Junior Golf Association is an organization dedicated to providing Cordillera youth the skills to learn and play the game of golf while establishing camaraderie among its members in a fun, exciting environment.

Cubs Division
Ages 7-14
The Cubs Flight is designed for the beginner junior golfer in mind. Introduction to the game of golf will be taught along with rules and etiquette. The program will concentrate on basic technical skills, performing TPI golf specific movements to introduce golf skills, and most importantly a lifetime of fun.

Membership Tuition:
$300 (April-November)
• Bi-Monthly Instruction (2 Hours)
• Cordillera Junior Golf Directory, CJGA shirt and a cap
• US Kids Club-Fitting Session
• TPI Physical Assessment (Monthly)

Bear Division
Ages 11-15
The Bear Flight is a 6-month program designed for Cordillera juniors wanting structured golf training on a weekly basis. It is an opportunity for juniors to fine-tune on-course management and technical skills to ready them for competition. The program also includes TPI golf specific workouts to enhance their golf game and decrease their chances of injury.

Membership Tuition:
$1200 (April-November)
• Weekly Instruction or Play Day (Three Hours) and Weekly One Hour TPI Golf Circuit session (Specifically designed to enhance the junior’s ability to
swing the golf club properly, maintaining strength and flexibility to prevent injury)
• Cordillera Junior Golf Directory, CJGA shirt and a cap
• US Kids Club-Fitting Session
• TPI Physical Assessment (Monthly)

2015 Cordillera Cubs Summer Golf Camp
The Cordillera Cubs Junior Golf Camps are a great way to introduce youngsters to the game or enhance skills for intermediate level juniors. The focus of the program is to teach each junior golfer at his/her own level of experience. Junior golfers will receive the basics of a good set up that will lead to improvement in all areas of the golf swing, short-game, bunker play and putting. Junior golfers will also leave the camp with a better understanding of golf rules and etiquette.

Dates:
Session 1 – June 9 – 12
Session 2 – June 23 – 26
Session 3 – July 7 – 10
Session 4 – July 21 – 24
Session 5 – August 4 – 7
Time: 9:00am – 12:00pm (instruction)
12:00pm – 1:00pm (swimming and lunch)
Ages: 7 – 14 years
Fee: $200 – Member
$240 – Member sponsored guests (with space available)
Instruction: The Cordillera Ranch PGA professional staff

WEEKLY JUNIOR CLINIC
The Weekly Junior Clinic will be available to juniors who cannot commit to Cordillera Junior Golf Association clinics or want additional instruction. We will teach golf course etiquette. They will be taught and tested on the rules of golf which will prepare them to play the game by the rules and ready them for a social round.

Dates:
Session 1: April-May
Session 2: September-November
Time: 4:30pm -5:30pm
Ages: 7-14 years old
Fee: $20 – Full Golf Members
$25 – Guests (must be accompanied by a member)

JUNIOR CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Date: Thursday, July 30
Time: 9am tee-times
Fee: $25, includes food and prizes
Format: Stroke Play

PARENT-CHILD GOLF AND FISHING TOURNAMENT
Date: August 15
Time: 9:00am
Format: Two-Person Scramble
(Nine-Hole) and Fishing Tournament
Fee: $25 per team, includes snacks and awards

What is TPI?
The Titleist Performance Institute is part of the Acushnet Company’s Oceanside Test Facility. Since 2003, TPI has studied thousands of golfers ranging from tour players to average golfers. TPI gathered important data of all golfers with various shapes, sizes, ages and fitness levels. From this data, TPI has created a systematic golf-screening program to determine one’s physical limitations that may lead to swing faults and mid-swing compensations. These physical limitations may also cause an injury if not addressed. TPI-prescribed exercises are designed to address physical limitations and swing flaws to improve their golf game.

TPI Junior Golf Program focuses on the development of a junior golfer through fitness. Our goal for the junior golfer is to first develop fundamental movement skills and establish functional movement patterns to teach golf-specific skills. The strength and flexibility of the juniors will also be tested and improved to prevent injury.

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