Junior Camps
and Academies
How to Choose the Right Camp
How old is your child? How much golf have they played? Do they need a day camp or an overnight program? Some camps welcome every skill level, while others are built for tournament players working toward college golf. Costs vary widely, so check what's included before you register. If price is a concern, financial help is available.
These programs are run independently, not by the CGA. Contact each camp directly for dates, pricing, and availability.
North Carolina
NC State Wolfpack Golf School
Run by current and former NC State coaches and players in Raleigh, this long-running school promotes junior golf and helps young players develop their talent. Each day mixes practice, on-course play, and fun.
Bob Heintz Duke Golf School
Led by Duke men's head coach Bob Heintz, a former PGA Tour and Korn Ferry Tour player, along with his Duke coaching staff. Sessions focus on personalized instruction that meets each golfer at their current level.
The Duke Academy of Golf
A five-day, coed overnight camp. Campers stay on Duke's campus in Durham and train at the Duke University Golf Club, home of the Duke golf teams. Sessions can fill to a waitlist, so check availability early.
Wake Forest University Golf Camps
Coach Kim Lewellen runs overnight and day camps for juniors, plus a ladies' camp. Along with instruction, sessions cover fitness, nutrition, sports psychology, rules, etiquette and college recruiting. Afternoons are spent practicing on course.
Jerry Haas Boys' Golf Camp
A boys' camp at Wake Forest's Arnold Palmer Complex in Winston-Salem, led by men's head coach Jerry Haas and other Division I coaches. Instruction covers every part of the game, and each session ends with tournament play.
Pirate Junior Golf Camp
East Carolina's men's and women's coaching staffs host this summer camp in Greenville, N.C. Campers train at Ironwood Golf & Country Club and ECU's Varsity Training Center.
Pine Needles Youth Golfari
A week-long summer program in Southern Pines that pairs golf fundamentals with outdoor adventures. With as much focus on fun and friendships as on scores, it's a good option for newer golfers.
Wake Forest University Golf Camps
Coach Kim Lewellen runs overnight and day camps for juniors, plus a ladies' camp. Along with instruction, sessions cover fitness, nutrition, sports psychology, rules, etiquette and college recruiting. Afternoons are spent practicing on course.
Nike Golf Camps: North Carolina
Six camp options around North Carolina for boys and girls, taught by college coaches and players. On-course play focuses on course management, club selection and strategy, along with rules and etiquette.
Total Junior Golf
Weekly clinics and one-day tournaments at Stonebridge for boys and girls in grades 6–12. To join the Event Series, juniors need an established handicap of 25 or lower, a nine-hole school-team average under 50, or the 200-yard mark in Operation 36.
South Carolina
Clemson Tiger Golf Academy
A summer academy on Clemson University's campus for boys and girls ages 10–17. It welcomes everyone from new golfers to tournament players working toward a college golf scholarship.
Matt Davidson Golf Academy
Furman head coach Matt Davidson, his staff and Furman University Golf Club PGA Professionals host these camps on campus in Greenville, S.C. Instruction is tailored to all ages and skill levels.
Beyond the Carolinas
UVA Cavalier Golf Camp
Held at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, this camp pairs skill development with teamwork and sportsmanship. Every camper leaves with an individualized packet of notes to keep improving at home.
Nike Camp at William & Mary
A week of instruction and course play at Kiskiack Golf Club in Williamsburg, Va., led by camp director Jane Hopkinson-Wood. It's open to juniors of all abilities who meet the age requirements.
Auburn University Golf Camp
Summer camps and single-day academies throughout the year at Auburn University in Alabama. Golfers of all skill levels get individualized instruction on full swing, short game, fitness, and course management.
Junior Players Golf Academy
A camp for boys and girls ages 8–18 that builds on fundamentals with practice strategies designed for long-term improvement.
Need Help With the Cost?
See what financial assistance is available for junior golfers and their families.