Eagle Ranch Junior Golf Programs
Eagle Ranch Golf Club, 50 Lime Park Dr, Eagle, CO 81631
About
Eagle Ranch Junior Golf Programs offers 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 at Eagle Ranch, a Drive, Chip & Putt Qualifier, and the Eagle Ranch Junior Club Championship. Across these programs, participants work on golf skills and life skills, take part in games and fitness activities, and spend on-course time that includes 9-hole matches, a 9-hole match play tournament, and Individual Stroke Play.
• Ages: 6–17 years old
• Schedule: Par Camps and Birdie Camps run in four-date sessions in early and late summer; PGA Junior League runs for six weeks with weekly practice and a 9-hole match; High School Summer League runs for five weeks with weekly matches.
• Price: Par Camps: $120; Birdie Camps: $240; Girls Only Camp: $180; PGA Junior League: $375; High School Summer League: $150.
The Par and Birdie Group Golf Camps are offered in partnership with The First Tee Colorado Rocky Mountains, and the Girls Only Camp is for girls only of all abilities. The PGA Junior League includes a one-hour practice and a 9-hole match each week, and the High School Summer League includes a one-hour private lesson with Head Golf Professional Nate Corsbie, with the league fee covering only league play green fees and range balls. The Drive, Chip & Putt Qualifier at Eagle Ranch is free to enter, and the Eagle Ranch Junior Club Championship entry fee includes lunch, trophies, prizes, and a raffle. The program states that student-to-instructor ratios are 10 to 1 or less and that all programs focus on golf skills, life skills, and games and fitness activities.
Eagle Ranch Junior Golf Programs states that it believes children are the future of golf and that it is committed to sharing golf through a diverse offering of programs for different ages, experience levels, and abilities. The stated goals for all programs, in addition to teaching golf skills, are to make it fun by incorporating games and rewards, to keep it safe with student-to-instructor ratios of 10 to 1 or less and constant reinforcement of safety rules, and to teach good values such as honesty, courtesy, and respect. The broader mission is described as providing the best member and guest experience possible.
Eagle Ranch Golf Club opened in 2001 and is an Arnold Palmer Signature Design Course that is Audubon Sanctioned. It is part of a master-planned residential community called Eagle Ranch, which includes miles of recreation trails and an outdoor pool and ice rink. Eagle Ranch Golf Club describes itself as a “one stop shop” for junior golf programs and serves as a host site for a Drive, Chip & Putt Qualifier and one event in the Colorado PGA Junior Golf Tournament Series. The leadership team includes General Manager Jeff Boyer, Head Golf Professional Nate Corsbie, Golf Course Superintendent Derek Rose, and Food & Beverage Manager Matt Laware.
Community involvement includes partnering with The First Tee Colorado Rocky Mountains for the Par and Birdie Group Golf Camps and hosting junior events such as the Drive, Chip & Putt Qualifier and a Colorado PGA Junior Golf Tournament Series event. Testimonials describe the course as an Arnold Palmer design in the mountains with staff who “could not have been nicer,” praise it as “best course in the valley shot for shot” with excellent greens and driving range, and refer to it as “one of Eagle County’s hidden treasures.”
Last updated February 24, 2026.
• Ages: 6–17 years old
• Schedule: Par Camps and Birdie Camps run in four-date sessions in early and late summer; PGA Junior League runs for six weeks with weekly practice and a 9-hole match; High School Summer League runs for five weeks with weekly matches.
• Price: Par Camps: $120; Birdie Camps: $240; Girls Only Camp: $180; PGA Junior League: $375; High School Summer League: $150.
The Par and Birdie Group Golf Camps are offered in partnership with The First Tee Colorado Rocky Mountains, and the Girls Only Camp is for girls only of all abilities. The PGA Junior League includes a one-hour practice and a 9-hole match each week, and the High School Summer League includes a one-hour private lesson with Head Golf Professional Nate Corsbie, with the league fee covering only league play green fees and range balls. The Drive, Chip & Putt Qualifier at Eagle Ranch is free to enter, and the Eagle Ranch Junior Club Championship entry fee includes lunch, trophies, prizes, and a raffle. The program states that student-to-instructor ratios are 10 to 1 or less and that all programs focus on golf skills, life skills, and games and fitness activities.
Eagle Ranch Junior Golf Programs states that it believes children are the future of golf and that it is committed to sharing golf through a diverse offering of programs for different ages, experience levels, and abilities. The stated goals for all programs, in addition to teaching golf skills, are to make it fun by incorporating games and rewards, to keep it safe with student-to-instructor ratios of 10 to 1 or less and constant reinforcement of safety rules, and to teach good values such as honesty, courtesy, and respect. The broader mission is described as providing the best member and guest experience possible.
Eagle Ranch Golf Club opened in 2001 and is an Arnold Palmer Signature Design Course that is Audubon Sanctioned. It is part of a master-planned residential community called Eagle Ranch, which includes miles of recreation trails and an outdoor pool and ice rink. Eagle Ranch Golf Club describes itself as a “one stop shop” for junior golf programs and serves as a host site for a Drive, Chip & Putt Qualifier and one event in the Colorado PGA Junior Golf Tournament Series. The leadership team includes General Manager Jeff Boyer, Head Golf Professional Nate Corsbie, Golf Course Superintendent Derek Rose, and Food & Beverage Manager Matt Laware.
Community involvement includes partnering with The First Tee Colorado Rocky Mountains for the Par and Birdie Group Golf Camps and hosting junior events such as the Drive, Chip & Putt Qualifier and a Colorado PGA Junior Golf Tournament Series event. Testimonials describe the course as an Arnold Palmer design in the mountains with staff who “could not have been nicer,” praise it as “best course in the valley shot for shot” with excellent greens and driving range, and refer to it as “one of Eagle County’s hidden treasures.”
Last updated February 24, 2026.
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