Wildcat Parent/Child Golf Camp
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Event Description
Wildcat Parent/Child Golf Camp
Hosted at The University of Arizona
Join us for an unforgettable two-day golf experience designed for parents and young athletes to train, play, and sharpen their skills together! This exclusive camp combines top-tier instruction with world-class course access, giving participants a true taste of what it’s like to train like a Wildcat.
Instruction and daily course play take place at Tucson Country Club, the official home of Arizona Men’s and Women’s Golf. Campers will follow training elements inspired by the Wildcat men’s team, including use of TrackMan Range, PuttView Studio, and additional practice opportunities at The William M. "Bill" Clements Golf Center.
| January 3rd - 4th, 2026 |
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Open To: Any and all pairs of Adult-Junior (Ages 10 - 18) Time: 8:30am - 5:00pm
Cost: $1,894 ($1,795 + $99 Fee) |
Locations:
Clements Golf Center/Tucson Country Club
Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club
HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE:
- Small-group instruction (8:1 ratio) led by University of Arizona Head Men’s Coach Jim Anderson and Assistant Coach Matt Walton
- Morning training sessions featuring TrackMan Range and PuttView Studio
- Daily course play at Tucson Country Club and Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club
- Premium camper swag: Nike hat, drawstring bag, and golf balls
- A positive, safe, and fun learning environment for all experience levels
WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THE FEE?
Instruction
Comprehensive instruction and on-course play across a rotation of premier Tucson golf facilities.
Meals
Lunch is provided each day. Snacks also provided on course.
Camper Package
Every pair receives a camp amenity kit featuring:
- Nike hat
- Drawstring bag
- Golf balls
- Graduation certificate
ADDITIONAL DETAILS:
- Groupings: Adult and child remain paired together throughout the camp.
- Equipment: Participants should bring their own clubs, glove, golf balls, and tees.
- Facilities: Tucson Country Club & Ventana Canyon Golf & Racquet Club
- Medical Support: Trained staff available on-site for illness or injury; emergency transport will be arranged if necessary.
- Lodging: Out-of-town families are encouraged to stay at one of Tucson’s many nearby accommodation options.