With our younger juniors, we structure our lessons and fun activities using The Golf Foundation‘s Junior Golf Passport every Saturday morning at 10.00 a.m. We also provide equipment for beginners so all are welcome.

The Junior Golf Passport is a progressive learning scheme designed to support children to learn how to play golf. It creates a learning pathway to guide learners through the early stages from picking up a club for the first time to becoming a junior golfer ready for regular play.

All the key golf skills (on and off the course) have been broken down so children can learn the key skills at their own pace. The learning is largely about the process of the skill but the Junior Golf Passport has a host of fun skills test to take part in along the way.

Each junior will receive their own booklet to tick off achievements and will be awarded with certificates and will collect colour wristbands as they progress. The young golfers work their way through the 3 progressive levels of START, LEARN and PLAY and the Junior Golf Passport covers the following key areas of golf;

• Putting
• Short Game
• Full swing
• How to play on the Course
• Fit for Golf
• Prepare for Golf

One of the most important things we teach through golf is key life skills such as team work, discipline, perseverance, communication and concentration – the list goes on!

Safeguarding

We would like to tell you about something we care strongly about at Carlisle Golf Club…

Our team at Carlisle Golf Club are committed and dedicated to ensuring that the sport of golf is one where the children and young people involved can thrive and flourish in a safe environment.

The team at Carlisle Golf Club have implemented robust measures to ensure that all visitors including children, young people and adults at risk have a fun, safe and positive experience when playing golf here in the Lake District.

View them here: Carlisle Golf Club Children Young People Safeguarding Policy Procedures Club_Approved Feb 2021

If you are concerned about a child, it is not your responsibility to investigate further, but it is your responsibility to act on your concerns and share them.

Pass the information to Carlisle Golf Club Welfare Officer who will follow the club’s Safeguarding procedures.

Name: Nicola Tebbutt
Email Address: development@carlislegolfclub.org
Telephone Number: 7816 886453

If you believe the child is at immediate risk of harm, call the Police.
Other useful contacts:

NSPCC 24-hour helpline Tel: 0808 800 5000 | England Golf Lead Safeguarding Officer 01526 351824