Idea Fair
Building Skills & Friendships
How has this idea enhanced your club's operation, etc.?
The Rumson Country Club PGA Junior League is an exceptional youth program that blends inclusivity, skill-building, and camaraderie. Designed for boys and girls aged 13 and under, this program provides a welcoming environment where young players learn the game of golf under the expert guidance of our PGA and LPGA Professionals. With a unique team-based format reminiscent of other recreational youth sports, participants don numbered jerseys and compete in fun, low-pressure scramble matches, promoting teamwork and sportsmanship. This past season, our league of 27 players, many of whom were siblings, competed in seven matches against local country clubs, achieving an impressive record of 4-2-1. For some participants, it was their first time competing in team golf, while others embraced the challenge of playing in away matches. Regardless of experience level, every child contributed to creating a supportive and encouraging team atmosphere that fostered growth, confidence, and lasting friendships.
How was this idea implemented, and what have been the club members' reactions?
The PGA Junior League exemplifies the best in youth programming by engaging kids in a structured yet fun environment that emphasizes development over competition. Through practices, matches, and independent play with parents, young golfers honed their skills and built strong connections both on and off the course. Parents played an integral role, providing support and encouragement that amplified the program's success. Our Junior Golf Director’s pride in the team reflects the transformative impact of this initiative, which instills not only a love for golf but also values like perseverance and teamwork. The bonds formed among teammates, combined with the mentorship provided by our professional staff, make the Rumson PGA Junior League a standout program that enriches the lives of our young members and strengthens our club community.

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Kada Cernek