Camp Info
| Ages: | 11–17 |
| Type: | Day, Overnight |
| Month: | Summer |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Lodging: | Dorm |
| Sports: | Sports Training, Golf |
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Durham, NC, USA
Duke Academy of Golf provides a comprehensive developmental experience for young athletes who want to grow their golf skills in a well-rounded, encouraging setting. The program is designed to support players at all levels, offering instruction that blends fundamentals, technique refinement, and strategic thinking in ways that are both accessible and enjoyable. Campers spend their time both on the practice range and on the course, allowing them to apply what they learn in real-game situations.
The coaching team focuses on building strong foundations—proper grip, stance, swing mechanics, and short-game precision—while also helping players understand course management, etiquette, and mental preparation. The atmosphere is friendly yet purposeful, making it ideal for kids who thrive when challenged but also appreciate a fun and supportive group environment.
Children who are passionate about golf or interested in developing a new athletic skill will feel at home here. The camp is especially well-suited for children who can follow instructions, practice independently, and stay engaged in structured sports activities. Whether a young golfer aims to compete or wants to improve, the academy offers a nurturing space where they can progress at their own pace while enjoying a memorable summer experience.
| Ages: | 11–17 |
| Type: | Day, Overnight |
| Month: | Summer |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Lodging: | Dorm |
| Sports: | Sports Training, Golf |
| Dates | Days | Price | Apply |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 14 - Jun 18, 2026 | 5 | $1,900 | |
| Jun 20 - Jun 24, 2026 | 5 | $1,900 |
You won’t be charged yet. The camp will contact you to confirm all terms first.
Campers stay in residential halls located on Duke University’s West Campus.
Room assignments are made by age and gender, with the option to request a specific roommate.
Lodging is only provided for the official program dates; the camp does not house students arriving early or staying past the final day.
Families who prefer not to have their child stay overnight may choose the commuter or extended-day option.
Overnight campers receive full meal service: dinner on the first day, three meals per day throughout the program, and breakfast on the final morning.
For commuter or extended-day campers, the camp does not explicitly state that meals are included, so families should assume meals are not provided unless otherwise confirmed.
All campers must submit a completed health form and participation agreement before arrival.
The camp assumes each camper is covered by their family’s health and hospitalization insurance policy.
The camp does not provide separate medical insurance for participants.
No additional details about on-site medical staff or emergency medical procedures are provided on the official website.
The camp maintains a notably low coach-to-camper ratio of 4:1, ensuring close supervision and individualized instruction.
Golf training takes place in structured and professionally monitored environments, including practice greens, a skills center, a full golf course, and indoor classrooms.
No further details regarding safety protocols, emergency plans, or supervision outside of golf instruction are provided on the official website.
The Duke Academy of Golf program centers on helping young golfers improve through a balanced mix of technical instruction, practice sessions, and on-course play. Coaches create a structured yet enjoyable progression that allows campers to develop new skills, deepen their understanding of the game, and gain confidence in both competitive and recreational settings. Each day includes focused training blocks combined with hands-on application, ensuring players can immediately practice what they learn.
Instruction is personalized, allowing beginners to feel comfortable while giving advanced players room to grow. The curriculum emphasizes both the physical and strategic components of golf, helping kids understand not only how to hit the ball but also how to think about the game, plan shots, and manage the course.
