Eagle Ranch Junior Golf Programs
Eagle Ranch Golf Club, 50 Lime Park Dr, Eagle, CO 81631
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Eagle Ranch Junior Golf Programs include Par Group Golf Camps, Birdie Group Golf Camps, a Girls Only Camp, PGA Junior League, a High School Summer League, the Colorado PGA Junior Golf Tournament Series, a Drive, Chip & Putt Qualifier, and the Eagle Ranch Junior Club Championship. Across these programs, participants work on golf skills and life skills and take part in games and fitness activities, with formats that include a 9 hole match play tournament and Individual Stroke Play. Student to instructor ratios in the junior programs are 10 to 1 or less.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: Seasonal Par and Birdie Camps meet in four-date sessions, the Girls Only Camp runs for three days with 2-hour sessions, the PGA Jr. League runs for six weeks with weekly practices and 9 hole matches, and the High School Summer League runs for five weeks with weekly Tuesday matches.
• Price: Par Camps $120, Birdie Camps $240, Girls Only Camp $180, PGA Jr. League $375, High School Summer League $150, Eagle Ranch Junior Club Championship $30 for Junior Passholders and $50 for other participants, and the Drive, Chip & Putt Qualifier is free.
The Par and Birdie Group Golf Camps are offered in partnership with The First Tee Colorado Rocky Mountains and focus on golf skills, life skills, and games and fitness activities. The Girls Only Camp is open to girls of all abilities ages 10 to 17. The PGA Junior League is for more advanced junior golfers ages 9 to 13 who are capable of walking and playing 9 holes, and the league runs for six weeks with one-hour practices and 9 hole matches each week. The High School Summer League is five weeks long on Tuesdays at 4:12pm and includes a one-hour private lesson with Head Golf Professional Nate Corsbie, and the league fee does not include green fees or range balls outside of league play.
The Eagle Ranch Junior Club Championship groups players by age, with Boys and Girls 6–8 playing 5 holes from the 150 post, ages 9–11 playing 9 holes from the Junior Tees, ages 12–14 playing 9 holes from the Red Tees, and ages 15–18 playing 18 holes (Boys from the Blue Tees and Girls from the Red Tees). The Junior Club Championship entry fee includes lunch, trophies, prizes, and a raffle following play. Eagle Ranch Golf Club also serves as a host site for a Drive, Chip & Putt Qualifier and hosts one tournament in the Colorado PGA Junior Golf Tournament Series.
The course opened in 2001 and is an Arnold Palmer Signature Design Course that is Audubon sanctioned. The leadership team includes General Manager Jeff Boyer, Head Golf Professional Nate Corsbie, Golf Course Superintendent Derek Rose, and Food & Beverage Manager Matt Laware. The mission of the junior programs states that children are viewed as the future of golf, with three major goals in addition to teaching golf skills: make it fun through games and rewards for enthusiastic participation and accomplishment, keep it safe with student to instructor ratios of 10 to 1 or less and constant reinforcement of safety rules, and teach good values such as honesty, courtesy, and respect.
All 18 holes and the practice facility are open for the 2026 season. Testimonials describe the course as an Arnold Palmer design in the mountains with staff who “could not have been nicer,” praise it as “always in great shape” with “excellent” greens and a “great staff and driving range,” and refer to it as “one of Eagle County’s hidden treasures.”
Last updated June 4, 2026.
• Ages: 6–18 years old
• Schedule: Seasonal Par and Birdie Camps meet in four-date sessions, the Girls Only Camp runs for three days with 2-hour sessions, the PGA Jr. League runs for six weeks with weekly practices and 9 hole matches, and the High School Summer League runs for five weeks with weekly Tuesday matches.
• Price: Par Camps $120, Birdie Camps $240, Girls Only Camp $180, PGA Jr. League $375, High School Summer League $150, Eagle Ranch Junior Club Championship $30 for Junior Passholders and $50 for other participants, and the Drive, Chip & Putt Qualifier is free.
The Par and Birdie Group Golf Camps are offered in partnership with The First Tee Colorado Rocky Mountains and focus on golf skills, life skills, and games and fitness activities. The Girls Only Camp is open to girls of all abilities ages 10 to 17. The PGA Junior League is for more advanced junior golfers ages 9 to 13 who are capable of walking and playing 9 holes, and the league runs for six weeks with one-hour practices and 9 hole matches each week. The High School Summer League is five weeks long on Tuesdays at 4:12pm and includes a one-hour private lesson with Head Golf Professional Nate Corsbie, and the league fee does not include green fees or range balls outside of league play.
The Eagle Ranch Junior Club Championship groups players by age, with Boys and Girls 6–8 playing 5 holes from the 150 post, ages 9–11 playing 9 holes from the Junior Tees, ages 12–14 playing 9 holes from the Red Tees, and ages 15–18 playing 18 holes (Boys from the Blue Tees and Girls from the Red Tees). The Junior Club Championship entry fee includes lunch, trophies, prizes, and a raffle following play. Eagle Ranch Golf Club also serves as a host site for a Drive, Chip & Putt Qualifier and hosts one tournament in the Colorado PGA Junior Golf Tournament Series.
The course opened in 2001 and is an Arnold Palmer Signature Design Course that is Audubon sanctioned. The leadership team includes General Manager Jeff Boyer, Head Golf Professional Nate Corsbie, Golf Course Superintendent Derek Rose, and Food & Beverage Manager Matt Laware. The mission of the junior programs states that children are viewed as the future of golf, with three major goals in addition to teaching golf skills: make it fun through games and rewards for enthusiastic participation and accomplishment, keep it safe with student to instructor ratios of 10 to 1 or less and constant reinforcement of safety rules, and teach good values such as honesty, courtesy, and respect.
All 18 holes and the practice facility are open for the 2026 season. Testimonials describe the course as an Arnold Palmer design in the mountains with staff who “could not have been nicer,” praise it as “always in great shape” with “excellent” greens and a “great staff and driving range,” and refer to it as “one of Eagle County’s hidden treasures.”
Last updated June 4, 2026.
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