Age is just a number when it comes to play Golf. For all the Golf-lover parents out there, there’s nothing more exciting than watching your child unleash their athletic potential through the game that has become a force to reckon with.

But keeping your child connected, excited and motivated to the game can serve as a colossal challenge for the parents. We bring you some stupendous tips on how to make Golf fun and stimulating for junior Golfers.

Let them be on the Golf course at the earliest!

Now, this is one tip that really works if you want your kids stay hooked to the game. Let them be on the Golf course at the earliest! Juniors who spend too much time banging balls on the driving range can easily lose interest.

Also, the game of Golf looks vibrant and exciting only on the Golf course as it also gives the young prospective Golfers a chance to encounter new challenges every moment.

Let Golf be a social game for them

With the time available between shots, golf is the most social game. It gives children a chance to interact, make friends and hang out with their close pal. Kids who learn, laugh, improve and struggle together are more likely to return for more.

Give them a variety!

Younger kids need variety. You’re never too young to learn, but the smallest swingers need a mixture of activities to keep clinics and lessons fresh and exciting. Any activity that emphasizes hand-eye coordination, balance or athletic movement benefits a golfer’s early development. Even if it doesn’t include touching a golf club or ball.

Don’t give undue stress!

Solid fundamentals are important, but it’s fine for a beginner to have flaws in their grip or stance as long as they are hitting the ball, having fun and wanting to return to the course. A learner’s pleasure is more important than applying undue stress in pursuit of perfection.

Slumps are part of sports

Every golfer reaches a point where scores aren’t improving because putts don’t drop or drives miss their target. Understand that all athletes have stretches where they simply don’t perform their best, sometimes for reasons that defy explanation - if they can be identified at all. Dwelling on what’s gone wrong can bring any golfer down. To maintain perspective, set reachable intermediate goals and keep the focus on the process of having fun.

Enjoy this game together

Father and son, mother and daughter. Walk nine holes on a warm summer evening. Start a holiday tradition of sharing a round, and observe it whether there’s rain, sleet or wind.

Watch the major championships, learn the rich history of the game and discuss your favourite players. Find time to play a round on a family vacation. Celebrate the good shots, forget the bad ones, laugh a lot and let each memory soak in.