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Welcome to Colorado Junior Golf! This web site is designed to serve as a central location for all junior golf programs within the state of Colorado. It is a collaborative effort between the junior golf entities within Colorado whom have come together to form the Colorado Junior Committee. Participants include the Colorado PGA, CGA, CWGA, CJGA, USGA, Gold Crown, First Tee, Open Fairways, LPGA/USGA Girls Golf, Pikes Peak Junior Tour, Northern Colorado Junior Tour, and local chapters of the Optimist International Tournament and the Big I Championship. CGA to Host Boys Junior America’s Cup at Hiwan :: 03/17/2011 The CGA has been selected to host the prestigious boys Junior America’s Cup in 2011 after safety concerns led event organizers to move the tournament from Mazatlan, Mexico. The JAC now will be held July 27-29 at Hiwan Golf Club in Evergreen, with a practice round and the opening ceremonies set for July 26. ...read more 5 Added to Eisenhower-Evans Fold :: 03/10/2011 What the newest group of recipients of the Eisenhower-Evans Caddie Scholarship lacks in number, it makes up for in impressive credentials. Five Colorado caddies, including two from Ballyneal Golf & Hunt Club in Holyoke, have been awarded E.E. Scholarships at the University of Colorado. ...read more Free Junior Golf Deal the Start of a Trend? :: 02/21/2011 There are a couple of very good reasons there’s been so much focus in recent years on bolstering junior golf. First, exposing young people to the sport and keeping them in it is crucial to the long-term health of the game. And second, the current trend regarding youngsters’ participation in golf is worrisome. ...read more |
5. To be the type of golfer you envision, you need to have a respected short game. Use this game every time you practice and you’ll develop into just that. This game is called Two Balls Pick the Worst: Drop two balls just off the green. Proceed to chip/pitch both balls one at a time to one of the holes on the green. As an example, let’s say your first chip hangs on the lip and your second chip ends up five feet away. You will pick up your better ball and place it next to the five-footer. Now roll two putts from there. If one goes in and the other goes two feet past the hole, you must again pick up the better ball, which in this case is in the hole, and place it next to the two-footer. Proceed until you roll in both balls from the same spot. Play 9-holes, log your score in a notebook and try to beat it tomorrow. |
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