Pgajrleague Reviews

I spent way more time waiting around than actually playing, which got frustrating fast. For what it was, I’m not really sure the experience was put together that well or worth it

The group was way bigger than I expected, and it really showed. My kid spent so much time just standing around waiting, and barely got any actual help. I get that group activities can’t be one-on-one, but come on, if there are that many kids, it just turns into crowd control. For us, it definitely didn’t feel worth the money.

My son had a really good week here. The coaches did a nice job keeping things simple and age-appropriate without throwing too much at him all at once. He even came home wanting to practice more, which says a lot. Overall, we were really happy with the experience, I just wish we’d gotten a little more feedback at the end of each day

My kids were matched up well based on their skill levels, which made the whole experience feel really smooth. They seemed comfortable in their groups and actually enjoyed it a loooot.

Before I went ahead and booked, I wanted to double-check the refund rules just to make sure I knew what would happen if our plans changed. I was signing my kid up, so I didn’t want to miss any fine print or feel unsure about it later. The information was laid out clearly and didn’t take much effort to understand, which I appreciated. After reading through it, I felt comfortable moving forward with the booking.

The snacks were totally fine and did the job, but the lunches started to feel a little repetitive after a while. Reading between the lines, it seemed like they were going for easy and kid-friendly more than anything exciting. Not bad, just kind of okay.

The actual golf drills were fine, and my kid did enjoy that part of the camp. But once we paid, I felt a little unsure about how things were being handled. The social side just didn’t feel very welcoming. My kid said the groups were cliquey, and it didn’t seem like the coaches made much effort to help everyone feel included or mix together. It wasn’t a disaster or anything, but I left feeling like the experience didn’t quite match what we expected.

My kid spent most of the time just standing around waiting instead of actually getting practice in. For something we signed up for to help them improve, there was barely any active coaching or reps. Like, make it make sense

My son came home happy every single day, and he kept talking about the games, the coaches, and then more games. He’s still new to golf, but he really felt included, which meant a lot to us. The only thing I’d say is I wish there were a few more updates for parents during the week, just a little more communication would’ve been nice...

I’m totally calm about it, really, but the schedule kept changing, the staff didn’t seem super clear on what was going on, and my kid ended up spending way too much time just waiting around. Not exactly the experience we were hoping for

My kid went for the whole week, and I remember feeling hopeful the first day, thinking they’d come home with some real progress. But by the end, the same swing issues were still there. It seemed like there wasn’t much actual coaching happening, mostly just hitting balls over and over. I left feeling disappointed because I really wanted it to be a helpful experience for them...

There were plenty of time options available, so it was really easy to find one that worked well for our week...

I’ll be honest, it’s not exactly cheap, and part of me still thinks it costs a bit too much. But at the same time, my kid learned a lot and actually had a great time, which isn’t always easy to find. So as much as I want to complain about the price, I’d probably do it again.

It was just too far from where we needed to be, it really wasn’t convenient for our family at all

I signed my kid up for camp the other day, and overall it worked out fine. I got through the registration, the payment went through, and the confirmation email showed up, so in the end there weren’t any major problems. But while I was filling everything out, I did catch myself going back and double-checking a few sections because some of the instructions weren’t totally clear. The pages felt a little clunky, like I wasn’t always sure if I was doing the next step correctly. It all came together eventually, but the whole process would be a lot better if it were a bit more straightforward and easier to follow.

I knew quickly this camp wasn’t the right fit for my kid. He went in a little unsure of himself, and by the end he actually seemed more down than before. Maybe it works for some kids, but for us, it didn’t build confidence at all

The camp was fine overall, but it kind of felt like it only worked when it wanted to. Some days my kid came home happy, and other days it sounded like they just ran through the same drills again. We were hoping for more variety and a chance to try different golf skills, but the lessons felt repetitive. Not terrible, just expected more for the experience

The safety just felt kind of lacking. I don’t know if they were rushing things or just not paying enough attention, but it definitely made me a little uneasy.

I was really looking forward to getting some practice in, but the clubs were beat up and didn’t feel great to use. The range mats were in rough shape too, which made the whole experience kind of frustrating. I wanted to enjoy it, but I left feeling disappointed.

The coaches were really good with the kids and did a nice job keeping everything moving, which I appreciated. My son liked that they didn’t just tell him to “swing better” and leave him guessing like usually happens, they actually showed him what he needed to fix. The only reason I’m giving 4 stars is because some of the groups felt kind of big at times, and of course my kid ended up in moments where he probably could’ve used a little more attention. Still, it was a solid camp overall, and he came home feeling more confident