If you know that your game cannot match the risk of playing near the water, there is plenty of room to work away from the hazards. Brian Silva and Mark Mungeam's course design does not force any carries over water. It is when you think your game is worthy of challenging the water that trouble can be found if your assessment is wrong. It offers instruction for beginning juniors, camps for juniors up to the advanced level and a course that hosts some of the most competitive junior tours in North America. Part of The First Tee program is Hiawatha Landing's willingness to offer free golf instruction to kids on Saturday mornings from May through September.
Teaching moves on to a higher level in a series of five-day camps.
We also incorporate sportsmanship, honesty, integrity and all the positive values that golf provides. We are confident in our experienced teaching staff, that they will provide future golfers with the best overall instruction. Much of the teaching of juniors is done on a large chipping and putting practice area, separate from the driving range that players use to warm up for a round. On 5, the water on the right runs from the tee to near the front of the green, ending 11 paces from the right front of the green. This writer knows it is possible to hit the bank between the water and green and roll back into the hazard.