Ages ~1–2
First swings
Living-room practice, Topgolf Orlando, and Disney range days — just for fun! Living-room practice, Topgolf Orlando, and Disney range days — curiosity first, form later.
Watch early range clip →
Fun golf for kids & families
For kids & families who love the game
Meet Aidan John — he loves golf! Meet Aidan John — golf since age two
Warm swings, big smiles, and practice that feels like play. Watch Aidan’s journey and try easy games for ages 2–13. Warm swings, big smiles, and real practice. This hub shares Aidan John Montenegro’s junior golf journey and kid-friendly resources for ages 2–13.
Keep exploring Keep exploring
A fun range day when Aidan was 6 years & 5 months old. Featured clip: Aidan at the range — 6 years, 5 months. Click to play (no autoplay).
Aidan’s golf adventure From tiny clubs to real range days
From living-room swings to range days — follow along, step by step. Aidan picked up a club before he could lace his own shoes. Here’s how the game has grown with him — age by age.
Ages ~2–3
Range rhythm
More swings at places like Shades of Green. Short, happy sessions. More reps at places like Shades of Green Magnolia. Short sessions, lots of encouragement.
Disney Shades of Green →Ages ~4–5
Play & games
Topgolf days and “one swing” wins — golf feels like a fun family game. Topgolf outings and “one swing” wins — learning that golf can feel like a game with family.
Winning with one swing →Ages ~5–7
Growing the bag
New US Kids driver energy and longer range days — keep showing up! New US Kids driver energy, longer range sessions, and steadier tempo as Aidan keeps showing up.
Range at 5 years 8 months →This week’s challenge Weekly challenge & sticker shelf
Try a tiny skill goal. Earn a sticker that stays on this device only — no accounts, no sharing. A light weekly skill focus for juniors. Stickers and progress stay in localStorage on this device only — COPPA-safe, no accounts or uploads.
⛳ Week challenge
Hold your finish
After each swing, freeze facing the target for one quiet second. Five good finishes = sticker!
Stickers stay on this device only.
My sticker shelf Sticker shelf
Saved locally. Clear anytime.
Watch Aidan play Watch Aidan play
Tap a card to watch. Short, fun, family-friendly golf videos. Fresh swings from Aidan’s YouTube channel. Tap a card to watch. Prefer the public golf videos — short, fun, and family-friendly.
Cool ways to learn golf Fun ways for kids to learn
Programs and tips families can explore together. Free starts welcome! Hand-picked starting points for parents and young golfers. We favor free, reputable programs and kid-safe videos.
Find a place to play Find a place to play
Team fun, friends, and clubs that fit kids. Team fun, character, and sized-right pathways.
- First Tee — golf + life skills
- PGA Jr. League — team golf with friends
- U.S. Kids Golf — clubs & junior pathways
Easy tips to try Simple tips to try
Short videos to watch with a grown-up. Short videos parents can watch with kids.
Fun YouTube channels Family-friendly YouTube
More kid-safe golf videos to watch together. More kid-safe golf content to browse together.
Fun games at home or the range Fun games at home or the range
No fancy gear — foam balls are great! No fancy gear required — foam balls welcome.
Closest to the cone Place a cone or water bottle. Closest ball after 5 swings wins a high-five.
Feet-together balance Five easy swings with feet together — stay tall and finish in balance.
Bucket challenge Three distances, three tries each. Count soft landings in the bucket.
Living-room putter course Cups, books, and carpet “greens.” Lowest putts around the loop wins.
Practice helpers Practice helpers
Write down a fun practice day. It saves only on this device — nothing goes online. Simple tools for juniors and parents. The tracker saves only on this device — nothing is uploaded.
My practice tracker Junior progress tracker
Swing-tip cards Swing-tip cards
01Hot-dog gripThumb is the hot dog; other hand is the bun. Cover and point to the ground.
02Soft kneesBend a little, stand tall through your chest.
03Eyes on the ballWatch it all the way through contact.
04Tick… tockWhisper a smooth tempo — no rush.
05Hold the finishFace the target and freeze for a second.
06Stop while it’s funShort practice beats long frustration.