Looking at signing up my grandson for golf jr camp. Which one is the best in Durham Region (Port Perry south to 401, Courtice to Pickering area)? Any ones do full day that includes lunch and lessons?
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Had my son in one at Deer Creek years ago that was really good. -
Mill Run traditionally has excellent junior camps.
They have a very good driving range. Two practice putting greens.
And an 18 hole executive course that the juniors get to use.
Plus it is in or very close to your specified geographic area.Comment
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My BAD that is dated 2020!! WTF maybe try calling them anyway.
Two's up on Mill Run: https://millrun.golfems2.com/event/m...r-summer-campsLast edited by 4underthru9; Mar 22, 2023, 11:56 AM.Resolve to be tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving, and tolerant with the weak and wrong, because sometime in your life, you will have been all of these. Dr. Robert H. GoddardComment
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Excellent will try Millrun first and then Deer Creek. Thank you!Comment
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Geared to golf. Instructors are amazing. They run clinics at el dorado, whispering ridge and lakeridge links.
belive most of their instructors played college golf in US, and have teaching backgrounds so they are great with kids.Comment
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I just signed my daughter up (she'll be 9) for a one week camp in July at Crestwood GC (about 15min north of Port Perry). Not sure how great the course is but the camp came highly recommended by a bunch of local parents. Runs 9-12 M-F for one week. It's $250 for the week and includes lunch and kids rental clubs.We may not be good but at least we'll be slow - PB
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