Learn | How Does PGA Family Golf Work?

Family Teams

In PGA Family Golf, your family is your team.

Think parents and grandparents, brothers and sisters, aunts and uncles… all playing for the same, multi-generational team.

2-4 players per team

Junior division teams must include at least one adult and one junior

Adult division teams must include only adults

Friendly Formats

Welcoming formats and course setups to accommodate all abilities.

Family-friendly formats

The recommended PGA Family Golf format is a team scramble, but facilities have flexibility to adjust the format as needed.

One champion, all winners

It's a friendly competition that everyone walks away with quality time well spent as a family.

Social connection and fun

PGA Family Golf is all about fun. Your host facility might have some extra activities planned around the event designed to bring out the kid in everyone.

Skilled Coaches

Coached by the best in the business.

PGA Family Golf is exclusively led by PGA and LPGA Professionals.

Qualified experts

Rest assured: your PGA Family Golf experience is coached by the experts in the game.

Safety first

All coaches must complete a background screen and abuse prevention training in order to host PGA Family Golf.

Common Questions

Who can participate on a PGA Family Golf team?

Any combination of family members may play as a team. At the local level, coaches have full flexibility on team composition and are encouraged to create family-friendly formats that work for them and their golfers.

How do I find a participating facility near me?

To find PGA Family Golf events, please visit our Search Page. You can search for PGA Family Golf events by location or facility name.

How do we determine our team size?

PGA Family Golf is all about the team experience. Two things should hold true at each and every PGA Family Golf experience:
• Teams are inclusive of all family members, regardless of age or skill level.
• Team sizes may vary between 2-4 players, however, we recommend confirming all details with your host PGA or LPGA Professional first.