Find the Best Junior Golf Coaches in Jersey City, NJ
A high school lineup or a college roster can feel far off, yet parents often wonder what a young golfer should work on now to keep those doors open. The profiles below introduce junior golf coaches in Jersey City, NJ. Open one to send your details and ask about junior golf lessons in Jersey City, NJ. Good questions to bring: how would a coach plan practice around a player's goals, and what should a player know about tournament play?
Coaches
Junior Golf Coaches in Jersey City, NJ
Nearby
Junior Golf Coaches near Jersey City

Kieran McCarthy
Golf Paradise Club
Verona, NJ11.9 mi away
- Putting
- Short Game
- Full Swing
Starting at $30
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Eric Boskey
Knickerbocker Country Club
Tenafly, NJ16.1 mi away
Starting at $250
View profileNick Bradley
Knickerbocker Country Club
Tenafly, NJ16.1 mi away
Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 36 reviews- Advanced
Starting at $225
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Rick Nielsen
Dunwoodie Golf Course
Yonkers, NY19 mi away
Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 27 reviewsStarting at $75
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Eric Rheem
Harbor Links Golf Course
Port Washington, NY23 mi away
- Beginners
- Intermediate
- Competitive
Starting at $80
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Forrest Hamlin
Harbor Links Golf Course
Port Washington, NY23 mi away
Rated 5.0 out of 5 from 4 reviewsStarting at $75
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FAQ
Questions parents ask
How do private lessons compare with an academy?
They serve different needs. Private lessons give a player the coach's full attention, which suits fixing a specific habit or building a personal plan. An academy offers structure, regular practice and the company of other juniors, which many children find motivating. Plenty of families combine them, adding private time when a particular skill needs focus.
What can parents do at home to reinforce lessons?
Help your child turn putting and short chips into games, since they are easy to practice at home and matter a lot on the course. You might count how many putts in a row they can make. Use foam or plastic balls if space is tight. Above all, keep practice brief and upbeat so it feels like play rather than homework.
What equipment does a beginner need?
Very little to begin with. A few junior clubs sized to your child's height, including a putter, plus some balls and tees are enough. Add comfortable athletic shoes, a hat and water. Avoid cut-down adult clubs, which are usually too heavy and stiff for small players. It is worth asking a coach for advice before buying anything.
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