Registration will begin on Monday, April 5th, 2010.

Bloomingdale Golf Club will be offering a summer Junior Golf Program, taught by our PGA golf professional staff, to all interested boys and girls. The program will be structured around, basic fundamentals of the golf swing, rules and etiquette of the game, safety, and fun contests. Each lesson segment consists of introduction, demonstration and junior participation with the topic of the day.  Our objective is to provide juniors a good start to a game that can be played and enjoyed for a lifetime. 

Youngsters between the ages of 6 and 14 are eligible to participate. Each class must have a minimum of 4 and will not exceed 10 students. All students must have a set of golf clubs. If there is a need for equipment, please inform the golf shop and we will attempt to provide some clubs. Juniors need to wear proper attire and footwear. Golf shoes or tennis shoes are suggested. Please, no flip-flops or sandals. This is a very good starting point for learning proper golf etiquette.

Registration will begin on April 5th, 2010. You may register by coming into the golf shop or by filling out the registration form and sending it in. Registration forms will be made available on-line beginning April 5th.

If your junior golfer is in need of golf clubs, we offer Tour Edge golf equipment. Our PGA professional will be happy to assist you in finding the correct club(s), set and size. For juniors participating in the program, your purchase will be discounted 20% off the list price!

Four sessions are offered with a choice of 3 groups. When registering, select the session you wish your youngster to participate in and then the age group.

Session 1: Tues-Fri, June 15th-18th Session 2: Tues-Fri, June 22nd-25th Session 3: Tues-Fri, July 13th-16th Session 4: Tues-Fri, July 27th-30th

Note: Fee includes golf handouts and contest awards.

Days of inclement weather, please contact the golf shop at (630) 529-6232 to find out if program was cancelled. Rain dates have been set aside for inclement weather.