Everything a Parent Needs to Help Their Child Play Golf
Practical, judgement-free guidance for families across Europe — whether you’re just starting out, choosing equipment, preparing for a first tournament, or figuring out how golf fits your family life. No golf background required.
Eight Guides, One Journey
Getting your child into golf for the first time.
02 EquipClubs, bags and gear — sized right, not oversized.
03 WearWhat kids actually need to wear on the course.
04 PrepareGetting ready for a round or a first tournament.
05 CompeteHow junior competition actually works.
06 DevelopPractice, skills and support by stage of development.
07 Family GolfMaking golf something the whole family shares.
08 ScholarshipsCollege golf, funding and the recruiting path.
Reference Tools, Not Reading
Researched, kept-current directories that sit alongside the Guide — dip in whenever you need a specific federation, tournament, camp or school rather than a full read-through.
Every national federation across Europe, with junior-section contacts where they exist.
Find a federation → Directory Junior Tournaments Across EuropeA dated calendar of junior competitions — entry status, handicap limits and fees in one place.
See the calendar → Directory Junior Golf Camps Across EuropeResearched camps and holiday programmes by country, with age ranges and what’s actually included.
Browse camps → Directory Schools With Golf in EuropeSchools and national programmes that build golf into the school day, from Sweden’s golf gymnasiums to Sotogrande.
Find a school →Guidance by Age & Stage
Coming to every guide as it’s tagged — for now, browse by topic above.
Written With People Who Work With Junior Golfers Every Day
Where our guides touch development, competition or coaching, we draw on contributors who work directly with junior golfers and their families.
Once you’re ready, we’re here for what comes next.
FamilyGolf Club membership brings private, per-family recognition to every round, practice and family outing — whenever your family is ready for it.
