


Mike Callahan Golf

Junior Development Program
Ages 13–17
Take Your Game to the Next Level
The Junior Development Program is designed for golfers ages 13–17 who have basic golf experience and are ready to move beyond basic instruction.
This program focuses on developing the skills needed to shoot lower scores, play with greater confidence, prepare for high school golf, and compete at the junior and tournament level.
Who Is This Program For?
The Junior Development Program is ideal for junior golfers who:
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Already have basic golf experience
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Want to improve their golf skills and lower their score
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Are preparing for high school golf
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Want to compete in junior tournaments
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Are willing to practice between lessons
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Want to develop a structured approach to improving their game
New golfers ages 13–17 should begin with a private golf lesson before entering the Junior Development Program.
What We'll Develop
1. Full Swing
Build a more consistent and repeatable swing with every club in the bag.
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Driver
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Fairway woods
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Hybrids
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Irons
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Ball striking
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Distance control
2. Short Game
Learn how to save strokes around the green.
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Chipping
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Pitching
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Bunker play
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Wedge play
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Shot selection
3. Putting
Become more confident and consistent on the greens.
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Putting setup
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Stroke fundamentals
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Distance control
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Green reading
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Pressure putting
4. Course Management
This is where I think you can really differentiate yourself.
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Club selection
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Target selection
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Playing percentages
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Managing trouble
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Avoiding unnecessary mistakes
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Strategic decision-making
5. Practice & Training
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One of the biggest things young golfers need to learn is how to practice effectively.
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Building a practice routine
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Practice with a purpose
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Identifying weaknesses
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Pre-round preparation
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Developing consistency
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Tracking improvement
6. Competitive Preparation
For juniors who want to compete:
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High school golf preparation
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Tournament preparation
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Pre-round routines
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Playing under pressure
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Course strategy
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Tournament mindset


