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CityParks Golf teaches kids how to play golf and experience the many positive life skills learned by the game. The program, held in partnership with The First Tee of Metropolitan NY, offers free instruction at local parks citywide as well as two golf centers designed just for youth

Junior Golf Center Annex – LaTourette Golf Course

Starting this Fall City Parks Foundation is excited to offer programming at our new junior golf training facility at LaTourette Golf Course on Staten Island. The facility will utilize 6-stalls at the driving range, a brand new putting green and chipping area for free instruction for all ability levels. The program will consist of the same skill-based First Tee classes offered at the CityParks Junior Golf Center (Brooklyn) and the Junior Golf Center Annex (Flushing Meadows). The First Tee is a nationwide youth development organization impacting the lives of young people by providing educational programs that build character, instill life-enhancing values and promote healthy choices through the game of golf. Students will be grouped by age levels (7-9, 10-11, 12-13, and 14+), and progress to the next course when they advance to the next age level. Once the class begins, students will be grouped based on their experience and ability.

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SUMMER BEGINNER PARKS PROGRAM

Ages 7 – 17
Citywide, July – August
Once Weekly, Free

Our summer beginner program transforms local neighborhood ball fields into driving ranges and practice greens to introduce the basic skills of the game. The final class is held at a nearby golf course. After completing the 6-week program, students are invited to continue to learn and play at our CityParks Junior Golf Center in Dyker Heights, Brooklyn or at Golf Center Annex in Flushing, Queens.

 **Please note***  locations and schedules are subject to change. Any changes to program info currently listed will be communicated to registered participants prior to the start of the program.

 

CITYPARKS JUNIOR GOLF CENTER

Ages 6 – 17
April – October
Free

Our Junior Golf Center, located next to the Dyker Beach public golf course in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, is a comprehensive training facility that offers free instruction , practice time and use of equipment for all ability levels. Classroom discussions on life skills, healthy habits and core values complement skill-building. Weekly sessions are held for 7 weeks in Spring, Summer and Fall. For more information on our program, visit our Junior Golf Center web page.

JUNIOR GOLF CENTER ANNEX

Flushing Meadows Pitch and Putt

Ages 6 – 17
May – October
Free

Our Junior Golf Center Annex at the Flushing Meadows Park Pitch and Putt golf course in Queens and offers free instruction and use of equipment for beginners and select intermediate golfers. Participants have access to a netted driving range, practice green, and an 18 hole Par-3 course. In 2022, lessons will be held once a week for 7 weeks in Spring, Summer and Fall. For more information on our program, visit our Junior Golf Center Annex web page.

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Generous private support for CityParks Golf is provided by The First Tee, Life Time Foundation, The Linda B. and Howard S. Stern Family Foundation, The Amazin’ Mets Foundation, L+M Development Partners, American Golf Foundation, Neuberger Berman Foundation, The Philip M. Waterman Foundation Inc, The Venable Foundation, Public Housing Community Fund, and the LPGA Foundation. Supporting sponsor Lacoste. Generous public supported is provided by the the NYC Council under the leadership of Adrienne Adams, with special thanks to Council Member Alexa Avilés and Council Member Joseph Borelli.

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