FORE THE FUTURE The Woodmont Junior Golf Program provides a complete program designed to provide your children a learning encounter with the game of golf that they can play for life, making it an experience they look back on as a memorable and enjoyable time in their childhood. OUR OBJECTIVES: The objective of the Woodmont Junior Golf Program is to provide an opportunity for any junior golfer interested in learning the game of golf with the facilities and instructional programs to maximize their individual talents. We are striving to build one of the most comprehensive junior educational golf programs in the country. To accomplish this we have established a program that provides many opportunities. The difference between the Woodmont Junior Golf Program and the other traditional summer clinics that are offered by other golf clubs is that the Woodmont Junior Golf Program operates a nine (9) month program and combines Monday Play Nights, Summer Series, Camps and Individual Monthly Private Lessons. The unique private lesson agenda offers a building block approach that reinforces specific applications of a particular skill during the clinics. The golf camps combine both the basics of the game and course skills that are needed to properly play the game of golf. This program teaches the junior golfer to build a swing on strong fundamentals through instruction and reinforces the specific application of those fundamentals. Each individual benefits from the program by being allowed to progress at his or her own rate as opposed to being forced to progress at a group rate. Of prime importance is that each junior golfer is offered the opportunity to maximize their potential based on their needs and desires. OUR PHILOSOPHY: The Woodmont Junior Golf Program philosophy is to teach a game that is fun and that is built on solid fundamental techniques. The Woodmont Junior Golf Program strives to provide: A fun and informative introduction to the game of golf A bonding opportunity between parents and child A platform to maximize student s abilities Increase character and self esteem in each student For those that desire to play at a higher level, the Woodmont Junior Golf Program will provide an excellent foundation. With the numerous scholarships that are available today for both male and female golfers, the Woodmont Junior Golf Program may prove to be the stepping-stone to an educational opportunity. PROGRAM COSTS: Each participant will be charged an enrollment fee plus a monthly membership fee. Enrollment fee, per child: Golf Members $45.00/ Activity Members $65.00 / Non-Members $85.00 Monthly Membership Fee, per child: Golf Members $45.00/ Activity Members $60.00 / Non-Members $75.00 Monthly enrollment fees will be added to your Woodmont membership bill. Monthly enrollment fees will be added to your Woodmont membership bill March 1, 2015 through November 1, 2015 with the program ending November 30, 2015. Optional Winter Program: Three (3) lesson package for $99.00 with lessons used December 1 through February 28th.
WOODMONT JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAM APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP March 1, 2015 November 30, 2015 Parent s Names: Street Address City, State, Zip Home Phone Cell Phone (Mother) Cell Phone (Father) Email Email (Alternate, if desired) Child s Name: Date of Birth Child s Name: Date of Birth Child s Name: Date of Birth Child s Name: Date of Birth
WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE 2015 WOODMONT JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAM MEMBERSHIP One Individual Monthly Lesson for Nine (9) Months Video Lesson Provided When Appropriate Free Unlimited Range Balls for 12 Months Free Walking Fee for all Full and Associate Golf Members Non-Member Junior Walking Fee $10, Parent 9 Holes $25 & Parent 18 Holes $40 $8.00 (18) / $5.00 (9) Walking Fee for Activity Member (Space available Monday Friday and after 2:00 Weekends) Parent / Child Kick-Off Event April 28, 2015 Pizza Party 5:00 pm/5:45 Golf at 5:00pm Junior Kick-off Event Sunday, May 31, 2015 Sunday 4:30 pm Shotgun Start at 4:30pm Nine (9) Monday Night Play Days beginning June 1, 2015 Club Championship July 21, 2015 Additional Monthly Lessons at $35 per hour ($10 Savings) Club re-sale program Custom Club fitting program College Bound Golf Program fitness, course management and more Discounts on all Summer Camps $1,000 scholarship fund that will be awarded to Woodmont Junior Golf Program members Monday Junior Play Night June 1st Play with Irons June 8th Driver and Green Side Bunker Play June 15th Individual Stroke Play June 22nd Parent /Child Event (Sign up on Woodmontevents.com by June 19th required) June 29th Individual Play July 6th Regular Golf minus Putts July 13th Mystery Holes July 20th Parent / Child Event (Sign up on Woodmontevents.com by June 17th required) July 27th End of Year Finale Junior Kick-Off Tournament Sunday, May 31, 2015 4:30 Individual Stroke Play for 3/6/9 Hole Event 2015 Woodmont Junior Championship: Tuesday, July 21, 2015 Time TBA Free for all Woodmont Junior Golf Program members. All juniors can participate by flight. We will name male and female Jr. Club Champions from the McIlroy, Hogan, Nicklaus and Palmer groups. The Woodmont Junior Golf Program overall male and female champions will play an eighteen (18) hole scratch tournament under the USGA rules. Private Lessons New juniors to the program are evaluated by Don Butzin, Director of Woodmont Junior Golf and will be assigned according to their age and skill level to a specific group. After initial lesson, Don will call to schedule ongoing monthly lessons.
Nicklaus (Intermediate Golfer) Regulations for golf course: 9 hole score on holes 1-9, playing from front tees for Par 3 s and 200 yard markers for Par 4 s and Par 5 s. Hole 1 middle fairway 202 Hole 3 left side fairway 203 Hole 4 right side fairway 204 Hole 5 right side fairway 216 Hole 7- middle fairway 207 Hole 8 right fairway 204 Hole 9 left fairway 203 Advancement to next level Juniors can advance by shooting 3 scores of fewer than 60 strokes for nine holes and pass a skills test given by Don or Professional Staff. Juniors will be given 2 chances to pass these requirements. The third try will be playing 3 holes with Don Butzin. Juniors may advance 1 level each year. Skills test requirements included in packet. Palmer (Advanced Golfer) Regulations for golf course: Regulations for Palmer to Elite Palmer golfers: Advancement from Palmer to Elite Palmer All Palmer golfers will compete in Championship Tournament on a 9 hole basis Palmer Boys must turn in 2 18 hole rounds under 105 strokes from the white tees to advance to Elite Palmer Palmer girls must be able to turn in 2 18 hole rounds under 120 strokes from the front tees to advance to Elite Palmer 9 - hole Palmer Boys play from white tees 9 hole Palmer girls play from front tees Don will choose the Elite Palmer golfers from the past scores in the Championship Monday night results, and High School playing records etc Scoring regular USGA Rules apply with local rule for hitting ball into a hazard on holes #6 11 14 15 17 after hitting 1st ball in hazard, proceed ahead of hazard drop a ball as close to hazard, and finish out the hole add 1 stroke penalty. SKILLS TEST REQUIREMENTS The following skills test is to advance to the next junior level. Each level must complete the requirements in each skill; putting, chipping and irons. Current Level Next Level Requirements McIlroy Hogan 2 out of 10 balls Hogan Nicklaus 4 out of 10 balls Nicklaus Palmer 6 out of 10 balls Palmer Elite Palmer 8 out of 10 balls Putting Short putts (10 balls total) 3 balls at 2 feet 3 balls at 4 feet 4 balls at 6 feet Long putts (10 balls total) 10 balls from 25 feet within 12 of hole Fairway 10 balls, distance and accuracy displayed Chipping 5 balls from 10 yards within 4 feet of hole 5 balls from 15 yards within 6 feet of hole Group Boys Girls Within yards McIlroy 50 yards 25 yards 6 yards Hogan 70 yards 45 yards 9 yards Nicklaus 90 yards 65 yards 12 yards Palmer 110 yards 85 yards 15 yards
AVAILABLE SUMMER CAMPS Rory McIlroy Summer Camp: Introductory level designed for beginners and new players ages 5 and up Ben Hogan Summer Camp: Designed for intermediate level players, ages 5 and up, who have advanced from Mcllroy and are still developing. Rory McIlroy and Ben Hogan Summer Camps 3 Day Camp from 8:00 AM 12:00 PM Instruction to include Putting, Chipping, Bunker, Full Swing Irons and Woods Golf Safety, Golf Rules and Golf Etiquette Course Management and Play when appropriate 8:1 Student / Teacher Ratio and 12 Hours of instruction $170 for Woodmont Junior Golf Program Member $245 for Non- Members 2015 Available Dates: June 1, 2, 3 June 15, 16, 17 June 29, 30 and July 1 July 13, 14, 15 July 27, 28, 29 Jack Nicklaus: Designed for intermediate level players, ages 11 to 18 and advanced students under age 11, who are beginning to play in tournaments Arnold Palmer: Designed for advanced level players, ages 11 to 18, playing in tournaments on a regular basis Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Palmer Elite Summer Camps 3 Day Camp from 8:00 AM 12:00 PM Instruction to include Putting, Chipping, Bunker, Full Swing Irons and Woods More advanced instruction Golf Safety, Golf Rules and Golf Etiquette Course management / Play when appropriate Golf Drills and Exercises Video analysis and DVD of Swing 8:1 Student / Teacher Ratio and 12 Hours of instruction $170 for Woodmont Junior Golf Association Member $245 for Non- Members For more information on the Woodmont Junior Golf Association, or to volunteer on the Advisory Committee, Contact: Don Butzin, Director of Woodmont Junior Golf Cell: 770-262-9515 Home: 706-579-3327 Email: sdbutzin@yahoo.com 2015 Advisory Committee Members Jody Clor, PGA 770-345-9260 Regional General Manger jody.clor@jwhomes.com 2015 Available Dates: June 8, 9, 10 June 22, 23, 24 July 6, 7, 8 July 20, 21, 22 Scott Sheldon, 770-345-9260 Assistant Manager scott.sheldon@woodmontgolfclub.com Don Butzin, 770-262-9515 Director of Jr. Golf sdbutzin@yahoo.com
RULES AND PROCEDURES Parents, please go over this sheet with your juniors, so they understand the events for the year and the procedures while participating in the program. Parent accompaniment is required for McIlroy & Hogan Juniors at all times for range work and course play, unless the junior is involved in a junior camp, or a course instructed lesson by a Staff Member. Parent accompaniment is not required on the range, but must accompany Nicklaus Juniors when they play on the course, unless approved by Don, or if involved in a junior camp or course instructed lesson. Juniors need to call the Pro Shop to check playing conditions and availability before planning to play on the course. All juniors must have a bag and clubs to play on the course. Wear proper golf attire when at the club. (Collared Shirt, No Denim or Cargo Shorts). Juniors may play Monday through Thursday (anytime with space available) and Friday through Sunday after 2:00 with space available. Appropriate fees required. GOLF SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND RULES FOR RANGE AND CAMPS 1. Never swing a club in a group setting. 2. Be careful when you approach a student who has the club down in the starting position. They may not be aware of you. 3. Never stand ahead or directly behind a golfer swinging their club. Always stand facing them at a safe distance. 4. Never go in front of the hitting line on the range to pick up tees or golf balls 5. Hold the club by the club head end when you are not hitting or swinging at the ball. 6. Yell Fore when you hit a ball that might hit someone. 7. Develop a Stop - Look - Swing routine prior to each swing when playing golf. 8. Dress Rules: Proper golf wear must be worn when using the practice range and golf course. If in doubt, call the Pro Shop Staff before coming out to play. GOLF COURSE RULES: The Tee The tee box is for the person who is hitting the ball. The ball must be teed up between the markers, not in front of them, and no more than two clubs lengths behind them. Players should place their bag off the tee box. No Do Overs allowed. All strokes are counted. The person who has the lowest score for the previous hole has the honors of hitting off the next tee first. Be safe, don t hit until all players are out of your way. Fairways Fix all divots! A divot is a chunk of grass that is cut loose from hitting the ball. Use the sand mixture, or replace the grass divot back in its hole. Don t place your golf bag close to your ball. If you think your ball is lost or out of bounds, hit another ball from the same position to save time. Apply penalty stroke if original ball is not found. (1 stroke for lost or 2 of O.B.) Always play the ball as you find it, unless told otherwise. You may identify your ball, but not improve its lie or position. Greens The putting greens are very delicate surfaces and must be treated with extreme care. No running, dragging your feet or club, shoe scuffs, bags or carts are permitted on greens! Players need to repair any damage that is caused to a green. This includes ball marks, scuffs, or anything else seen, even if you did not cause it! No Gimmie putts, all putts must be holed out. Bunkers Always enter the bunker on the lowest side. After swinging, rake the bunker smoothly. Never touch your club to the sand before you hit the ball. (2 stroke penalty) Leave the bunker in better shape than you found it.
MONDAY RULES AND PROCEDURES Monday Night Play Days Parents, please go over this sheet with your Juniors, so they understand the events for the year and the procedures while participating in the program. Monday Night Junior Play Day - Monday night from 5:30 PM until dark,starting off the 1st hole. Junior golf event every Monday night. Prizes for all divisions and you can use your scores on Mondays for moving up in the program. * All players will be paired by Don on night of play. Palmers Arrive by 5:15 Nicklaus Arrive 5:30 6:00 Hogan Arrive 6:00 6:30 McIlroy Arrive 6:30 7:00 Procedure: Golfers and Parents are to meet at Putting Green during above times to arrange groups for start of play. Palmer players do not need a parent present. Golf carts for Nicklaus, Hogan, McIlroy, golfers are supplied with 2 carts per foursome. Nine (9) Junior nights are planned for the season. A parent must accompany the Hogan, McIlroy and Nicklaus golfers on the course. Two carts (2 parents) etc. Any players arriving late or after their class starts must catch up to their assigned group or play at the end of the field. 1. Parent accompaniment is required for Hogan and McIlroy Juniors at all times for the range work and course play, unless the junior is involved in a Junior camp, course lesson by a staff member. 2. Parent accompaniment is not required for Nicklaus Juniors on the range, but must accompany Nicklaus Juniors when they play on the course, unless approved by Don or Pro Shop Staff, or in a Junior Camp or Course Lesson. 3. Juniors need to call the Pro Shop to check playing conditions and availability before planning to play on the course. 4. All juniors must have a bag, clubs and be dressed in golfing attire. 5. Parents can caddy for Hogan, McIlroy and Nicklaus golfers. All Palmer Juniors are to walk the course. 6. Over All Division Point Winners from Monday Nights *Awarded Last Monday Night* LEVELS, ADVANCEMENTS AND REQUIREMENTS Rory McIlroy (New and Beginning Level Golfer) Regulations for golf course: 3 hole score on holes 1, 2 and 3 playing from 100 yards. Hole 1 from the 101 yard marker Hole 2 from the front tee marker 104 yards. Hole 3 from 97 yard marker on right side of fairway. Advancement to next level Juniors can advance by shooting 3 scores of under 24 strokes for three holes, and pass a skills test given by Don or Professional Staff. Juniors will be given 2 chances to pass the requirements. The third try will be playing 3 holes with Don Butzin. Juniors may advance 1 level each year. Skills test requirements included in the packet. Ben Hogan (Beginning Level Golfer) Regulations for golf course: 6 hole score on holes: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 7 playing from 150 yard markers. Par 3 s use front tees. Advancement to next level Juniors can advance by shooting 3 scores of fewer than 42 strokes for six holes and pass a skills test given by Don or Professional Staff. Juniors will be given 2 chances to pass these requirements. The third try will be playing 3 holes with Don Butzin. Juniors may advance 1 level each year. Skills test requirements included in packet.
WOODMONT JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAM AGREEMENT: This agreement outlines the responsibilities and obligations required to participate in the Woodmont Junior Golf Program. It is understood that the program is designed to develop Junior Participants in a manner that is intended to allow the participant to reach his/her maximum potential in the game of golf. The program does not guarantee success at any level, but is intended to provide the underlying basics and understandings that will allow for the participant to maximize their potential. The WJGP will provide this opportunity through a 9 month series of Clinics, Camps and Instructions. By accepting the terms of this agreement the responsible person for the participant agrees to abide by these terms. Please read the following details; initial and sign end of agreement. ( ) I understand that the commitment to the program from March 1 November 30. ( ) I am a golf member of the Woodmont Golf & Country Club and do hereby authorize the amount of $45 to be billed monthly on my Woodmont bill for the 9 month period. ( ) I am an activity member of Woodmont Golf & Country Club and do hereby authorize the amount of $60to be billed monthly on my Woodmont bill for the 9 month period. ( ) I understand that an annual registration fee of $45 for Golf Members and $65 for Activity Members will be added to my first billing of the year for each child participating in the program. ( ) I am not a member of Woodmont Golf and Country Club and understand that there is a registration fee of $85 and a monthly membership fee of $75 per child that I enroll in the program. ( ) I understand that certain levels of classification require parental supervision during clinics. (Nicklaus, Hogan & McIlroy) ( ) I certify that I am the parent or legal guardian of, and agree to not hold WJGP, WJGP Board, Woodmont Golf and Country Club, John Wieland Homes, Employees, or Volunteers of the above responsible for any injuries or accidents that may result from this program. ( ) I agree to abide by the placement decisions and all other decisions made by the instructional Staff or the WJGP concerning the WJGP. ( ) I agree to review and support Golf Rules and Etiquette with my child prior to and during the 9 Month Junior Program. ( ) I understand that proper golf attire is required during private instruction, play dates, camps, as well as on the practice areas and course. Note: your child will not be allowed to participate if they are not dressed properly. AGREED TO BY PARENT/GUARDIAN Signature Printed Name Date Subject to changes, errors and omissions. 356390215