Camp Info
| Ages: | 8–18 |
| Type: | Overnight |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Sports: | Sports, Sports Training, Racquet Sports, Golf |
Saint Paul Park, MN, USA
Welcome to a world where the greens are your playground and the hole-in-one your ultimate challenge. We're talking about the John Means Golf Camps and Schools, a hub for budding golf enthusiasts and seasoned players alike. This place is a testament to the passion and dedication of John Means, the two-time NCAA Coach of the Year, and his impressive team of PGA professionals, college coaches, and collegiate players. The camps comprise week-long junior programs and weekend adult schools. Juniors, whether residential or commuting, indulge in five daily golfing sessions, each focusing on different aspects of the game. And what could be better than playing until dusk? The camp ensures that residential players get this very opportunity, offering them rounds of golf with the staff post dinner. It's all about learning, playing, and relishing the game under the twinkling stars. Adults, fear not! The camp's weekend schools have got you covered. From beginners to advanced players, everyone gets a piece of the action, with instruction tailored to their skill level. The use of split-screen video tech in the sessions adds a touch of modernity to the traditional game, making the learning process more engaging. What sets these camps apart is their commitment to improvement. With a return ratio of over 70% and a teacher-student ratio as low as 3:1, they ensure each player receives personalized attention. In existence for 20 years, the John Means Golf Camps and Schools are a testament to the enduring love for golf. They are less of a camp and more of a tradition, handed down to each incoming wave of campers. So why wait? Join the tradition, embrace the game, and let your love for golf flourish.
| Ages: | 8–18 |
| Type: | Overnight |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Sports: | Sports, Sports Training, Racquet Sports, Golf |
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