INDOOR GOLF NARRABRI
& GOLFIE PRO SHOP

Bronze (Beginners) 50 mins

• 4.00 pm to 4.50 pm

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Silver - (Intermediate) 50 mins

• 5.00 pm to 5.50 pm

 

​NSW 'Active Kids' vouchers welcome! 

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Bookings are essential!

 

Term 1 2026

• (6 weeks - Wed 25 Feb to 1 April) - Book online in the child's name here: 

  • Beginners - https://improvemygolf.gymmasteronline.com/portal/book/class/1

  • Intermediates - https://improvemygolf.gymmasteronline.com/portal/book/class/25396

  • $15 / week or $75 / term (pay upfront and Save $15)

 

Term 2 2026

• (8 weeks - Wed 22 April to 10 June) - Book online in the child's name here: 

  • Beginners - 

  • Intermediates -  

  • $15 / week or $100 / term (pay upfront and Save $20)

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Term 3 2026

• (8 weeks - Wed 29 July to 9 Sep) -

• - Book online in the child's name here: 

  • Beginners - 

  • Intermediates -  

  • $15 / week or $100 / term (pay upfront and Save $20)

 

Term 4 2025

• (8 weeks - Wed 14 Oct to 2 Dec) -

• - Book online in the child's name via this link: 

  • Beginners - 

  • Intermediates -  

  • $15 / week or $100 / term (pay upfront and Save $20)

 

Still have questions? Contact us.

 

Golf is a safe, long term sport that teaches life skills, such as sharing, turn-taking and other important strategies like problem solving. Golf also promotes concepts like playing within the rules, good sportsmanship, etiquette and physical literacy which is "the motivation, confidence, physical competence, understanding and knowledge to maintain physical activity at an individually appropriate level throughout life" (Whitehead, 2006).

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This is the holistic learning that gives children and young people:

• physical skills and fitness;

• the attitudes and emotions that motivate them to be active;

• the social skills to be active with others; and

• the knowledge and understanding of how, why and when you move.

 

MyGolf Weekly Junior Clinics provide age and skill appropriate coaching in a fun, safe and relaxed environment. Each child commences at a level that reflects their confidence, ability, goals, age and physical literacy.

Coaching focuses on skill development, enjoyment, and building a strong foundation for lifelong participation in golf.

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Bronze (Beginner) - Juniors new to golf 

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Suitable for:
• Prep to lower primary school
• Approx. 4–8 years
• No prior experience required

 

Program Highlights:
• Indoor golf and on-course activities
• Modified plastic equipment or junior golf clubs supplied
• When using modified equipment, children use two brightly coloured plastic clubs:

1. Launcher: Full shots, pitching and chipping from a rubber “Launch Pad” mat using fluffy tennis balls aimed at large velcro targets and flag

2. Roller: Putting towards triangular velcro targets to score points

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• Fun drills develop motor skills, balance, strength and coordination

• Children learn basic golf skills in a modified, mini-golf style format

• Flexible instruction tailored to individual needs

• Strong safety focus using hula-hoop “look-then-hit” zones and cone “wait-your-turn” areas

• Opportunity to explore 2–3 holes on course, often using an Ambrose format, teeing off approx. 100 metres from the hole​​

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Silver - Intermediate - Juniors beginning social golf

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Suitable for:

• Mid to upper primary school

• Approx. 9–12 years

• Some prior experience required (intro lessons and/or junior competition)

 

Program Highlights:

• Junior golf equipment supplied (many juniors have their own half or full clubs)

• Clubs used include: Driver/Hybrid, 7 iron (full shots), 9 iron and wedge (pitching/chipping), and a junior putter

• Soft rubber and real golf balls used over short to medium distances

• Flexible coaching tailored to intermediate skill levels

• Strong safety focus with structured activity zones

• Focus on fundamental golf rules and terminology

• Children are encouraged to practice between sessions

• Coaches track progress through measurable skill development

• Ability to play 5–9 holes on course, teeing off approx. 150 metres from the hole

• Some understanding of basic rules and terminology for social/regulation golf

• This group work towards readiness for on-course play by being introduced to the Junior Golf Pathway – Golf Safety, Rules & Scoring Quiz

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Gold - Proficient - Juniors developing competative golf skills

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Suitable for:

• Upper primary to lower high school

• Approx. 13–15 years (and younger, junior golfers who excell)

• Juniors who want or hold a Golf Australia handicap

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Program Highlights:

• Semi-technical approach to skills, practice, goal setting, mindset and game development

• Participants usually own a full set of clubs (new or pre-loved), including:

• 5, 7 & 9 irons, pitching and sand wedge, driver and hybrids

• Real (soft-feel) golf balls used

• Strong grasp of rules and terminology for regulation golf

• Expectation to practice every second day or daily, with progress diarised

• Regular play of 9–18 holes, recreationally or competitively

• Confidence in preparing and delivering a short speech to accept prizes or trophies

• Progression towards Platinum level, enabling eligibility for sub-elite junior golf development programs

• This group have attained substantial golf skills, safety and rules knownedge and will gain their "oncourse licence" and GA Handicap through the Junior Golf Pathway to On-Course Play

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