High school golf is not as common as many other high school sports, but when kids get involved in golf at an early age, they are generally in the sport for the long run and become very dedicated. In addition, young golfers tend to be focused, driven sportsmen. This category addresses high school golfing teams and their members, as well as links to alternative golf training for teens whose high schools might not offer it. Find links to teams, classes, clinics, certifications, junior tours and more.

Site Listings

• A.J. Golf School - Describes A.J. Bonar's quarter-day, half-day and two-day instructional programs at the Olympic Hotel, Carlsbad, California.
• Alan Williamson Golf - Skeleton view of golf instruction by a British PGA member.
• Body Balance for Performance - Body Balance for Performance, the complete golf health and fitness training program.
• Canadian Golf Teachers Federation (CGTF) - Trains and certifies golf teaching professionals. Includes member benefits, code of ethics, testimonials, reservations, history, schedule, and contact details. A member of the World Golf Teachers Federation.
• Casey Eberting Golf - Provides online practice and playing tips using the Ben Hogan fundamental method, offers private instruction including location, fees, and scheduling, and offers video lessons by mail.
• Concept Golf - Describes John Toepel's "game within you" teaching system, individual and group instruction, clinics, and speaking presentations.
• Find a Lesson - A directory of PGA/LPGA golf professionals offering private instruction, clinics, tips and playing lessons.
• Fitness Golfer, Inc. - About the instructor, seminars, fitness programs, research, swing analysis and testimonials.
• Free Golf Info - Presents a range of golf information, including free lessons, game analysis and multimedia tips. GameTrack system for handicap.
• Geoff Mangum's Putting Zone - Describes the future of putting now along with tips and information on putters.
• The Junior Tour - A golf tour for competitive junior players, endorsed by the United States High School Golf Association.