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OPERATION 36 JUNIOR GOLF PROGRAM

A proven, beginner-friendly junior golf program that teaches junior golfers how to score on the course—not just swing on the range.

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A Clear Path to Learning Golf—From the Green to the Tee

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Operation 36 is a proven junior golf development system designed to help young golfers learn how to play the game from the course backward. Instead of starting juniors on the range and hoping it translates, Operation 36 begins on the putting green and gradually moves players farther from the hole as they demonstrate scoring ability.

Players progress through clearly defined levels, earning their way from 25 yards to full tee boxes by shooting 36 or better for nine holes at each distance. Weekly group practices focus on skill development, while on-course play gives players real scoring experience and measurable benchmarks.

This structure creates clarity, motivation, and confidence—helping juniors understand where they are, what they’re working toward, and how to improve over time.

Progress through levels. Learn to score. Build confidence on the course.

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Why Choose Operation 36 at BB Golf Academy?

Operation 36 at BB Golf Academy is designed to give junior golfers more than just instruction—it provides a clear, measurable pathway for learning how to play, score, and progress on the golf course with confidence.

Our program combines structured skill development, regular on-course play, and clear benchmarks so players always know where they stand and what they’re working toward. Operation 36 at BB Golf Academy is built to:

  • Teach juniors how to score on the course, not just practice on the range

  • Create clarity and motivation through defined levels and measurable goals

  • Build confidence by allowing players to earn their way back through distances

  • Develop complete golfers with strong fundamentals, routines, and course awareness

  • Provide a long-term development path that leads naturally into advanced and competitive programs

We coach Operation 36 players with patience and purpose—meeting each junior where they are, celebrating progress, and helping them build skills that last. The goal isn’t rushed improvement; it’s confident, sustainable growth that keeps juniors engaged and enjoying the game.

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Families trust BB Golf Academy to guide their junior golfers with clarity, care, and purpose—and it shows.

What You Can Expect

Clear Benchmarks & Progress Tracking

Juniors progress through defined Operation 36 levels by shooting 36 or better for nine holes at each distance. This gives every player a clear goal, measurable progress, and a strong sense of accomplishment.

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9-Hole Events

Players regularly take their skills to the golf course four times per 8-week semester, learning how to score, manage the course, and make decisions in real playing situations—not just on the range.

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Skill Development With Purpose

Practices focus on the skills that matter most for scoring, including putting, chipping, pitching, and full swing fundamentals, all tied directly to on-course performance.

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Confidence & Enjoyment

By starting close to the hole and progressing back, juniors build confidence naturally. Players experience success early, stay motivated, and develop a genuine love for the game as they improve.

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Operation 36 Junior Golf SCHEDULE

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Who Is This For?

Operation 36 at BB Golf Academy is designed for junior golfers who are new to the game or still developing their skills and want a clear, structured way to learn how to play golf on the course. We have classes for juniors ages 7-17 years old.

This program is ideal for juniors who benefit from defined goals, steady progression, and on-course experience rather than just range practice. Whether a player is picking up the game for the first time or has some experience but struggles to score, Operation 36 meets them where they are and helps them build confidence step by step.

Once players join Operation 36, they can expect to:

  • Learn how to play and score on the golf course

  • Progress through clearly defined levels at their own pace

  • Build confidence by starting close to the hole and moving back

  • Develop strong fundamentals and golf etiquette

  • Enjoy the game while making measurable improvement

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Operation 36 at BB Golf Academy provides a proven, supportive pathway for junior golfers to build confidence, develop real on-course skills, and enjoy the game from the very beginning.

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FAQs

  • No prior golf experience is required. Operation 36 is designed to welcome beginners and help juniors learn the game at an appropriate pace, starting close to the hole and building confidence from the very beginning.

  • Operation 36 is ideal for juniors within the program’s designated age range (7-17) who are new to golf or still developing foundational skills. Players are grouped by age and ability to ensure a positive and supportive learning environment.

  • On-course play is a core part of the program. Juniors regularly participate in on-course 9-hole events where they apply what they’re learning in real situations, helping them develop scoring ability and confidence. There are fur 9-hole events per 8-week semester.

  • We understand that families have busy schedules. While consistent attendance is encouraged for the best development, occasional absences can happen. Due to limited space and coaching availability, we do not have the ability to offer make-ups.

  • Operation 36 is development-focused rather than competition-focused. The emphasis is on learning, improvement, and confidence. As juniors progress and show interest in competition, additional pathways may become available.

  • Juniors should have their own set of golf clubs appropriate for their size. If you’re unsure what equipment is needed, our team is happy to help guide you.

  • If your junior is new to golf, still building confidence, or would benefit from a structured, supportive development program, Operation 36 is often an excellent fit. If you’re unsure, we’re happy to help you decide.

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Who Operation 36 is Designed For

Operation 36 is built to meet junior golfers where they are—especially those who are new to the game or still developing confidence on the course. The program provides structure, progression, and accountability for families who want more than occasional lessons.

  • Is new to golf or still building foundational skills

  • Is looking for a long-term development pathway

  • Wants to learn how to play on the course, not just practice on the range

  • Benefits from clear goals and measurable progress

  • Enjoys learning in a supportive group environment

This Program is a Great Fit if Your Junior…

  • Are looking for a one-time or occasional lesson

  • Your junior is already competing regularly at an advanced tournament level

  • You are primarily focused on short-term swing fixes rather than overall development

This Program May NOT Be the Best Fit if you…

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