Check with the pro shop at your club to find out about group lessons for juniors and about junior tournaments, in addition to camp programs. Both the MGA and the Met PGA section run tournaments for juniors. It winds up with an outdoor clinic and tournament, and student participants get a card allowing them to play or hit balls for free at specified times at city courses. At private clubs, hours and restrictions vary on youth play. You also need to check the rules about dress codes and carrying their own bags, as it applies to juniors.
Some clubs prohibit youths under ten altogether from playing on the course.
Others have limitations on use of the range, putting green, and other practice areas. At many MGA clubs, juniors must pass a test to gain access to the course. The exam may entail both written and playing aspects. It is usually administered by the golf pro or the junior golf committee. Then, we have play days on Thursday afternoons for youths during the summer, supervised by golf professionals and adult members.