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15 Reviews

  • Awesome!

    2nd time attending the WSU day camp and loved every moment of it. Awesome!!

  • Highly Recommend

    My son had a great time. Would highly recommend this camp. We will be returning next year! Thank you Lisa and Kelli!

  • Staff Was Great

    First, camp my daughter attended that she enjoyed to the extent that she did not miss being home! She had so much fun that she is already planning on multiple Nike camps next year. She loved the exposure to the campus golf facilities and plans to try and take her golf past the high school level. She learned several tips and strategies to help improve her game and has taken a more serious approach to her practicing since returning. The staff was great at making everyone feel involved and valued!

  • Learned so Much

    The University Idaho/WSU camp that I attended was great. The staff was awesome and I learned so much. They were all so nice and easy to talk to. They were very enthused about the camp and were also willing to answer any questions. They always made sure we were having a good time. I was also able to make some new friends. Four of us are still keeping in touch and we all plan on attending the camp next year at the same time. This camp was an amazing experience.

  • Learned so Much

    The University Idaho/WSU camp that I attended was great. The staff was awesome and I learned so much. They were all so nice and easy to talk to. They were very enthused about the camp and were also willing to answer any questions. They always made sure we were having a good time. I was also able to make some new friends. Four of us are still keeping in touch and we all plan on attending the camp next year at the same time. This camp was an amazing experience.

  • Staff Was Great

    First, camp my daughter attended that she enjoyed to the extent that she did not miss being home! She had so much fun that she is already planning on multiple Nike camps next year. She loved the exposure to the campus golf facilities and plans to try and take her golf past the high school level. She learned several tips and strategies to help improve her game and has taken a more serious approach to her practicing since returning. The staff was great at making everyone feel involved and valued!

  • Highly Recommend

    My son had a great time. Would highly recommend this camp. We will be returning next year! Thank you Lisa and Kelli!

  • Awesome!

    2nd time attending the WSU day camp and loved every moment of it. Awesome!!
  • I think the highlight for my son was meeting lots of other kids and staying on a college campus. He told me that he learned so much and had such a great time!
  • Playing at Palouse Ridge and having the same coaches from previous years.

  • Great, friendly, and organized staff.

  • Great Experience and My Golf Skills Greatly Improved

    I absolutely loved the Idaho/WSU golf camp! It was a great experience and my golf skills greatly improved. I would definitely consider attending next summer.

  • Thanks!

    We had a great experience! Thanks to all of the coaches!

  • Thanks!

    We had a great experience! Thanks to all of the coaches!

  • Great Experience and My Golf Skills Greatly Improved

    I absolutely loved the Idaho/WSU golf camp! It was a great experience and my golf skills greatly improved. I would definitely consider attending next summer.

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Camp Overview

Improve your game and have serious fun at
Nike Junior Golf Camps

Nike Junior Golf Camps is thrilled to announce the return of its overnight program at Washington State University. Enjoy top-notch instruction from Washington State University Men's and Women's Golf coaches. We look forward to another great golf camp this summer!

Washington State University sits in Eastern Washington in a region commonly referred to as Palouse. WSU boasts its own beautiful 18-hole golf course on campus, Palouse Ridge Golf Club, and has a fantastic golf coach at the helm, Dustin White. Campers of all abilities will enjoy daily instruction and course play under the direction of WSU coaches and current/former players. With the right mix of golf and fun off-the-course activities, this camp should prove to be a memorable and rewarding experience for all who attend. Campers will be housed on campus at WSU and all golf activities will take place at Palouse Ridge GC.

Day Camp Option: The Day Camp program runs from 9:00am - 4:00pm Monday and Tuesday of camp. Following check-in on Sunday, day campers participate from 12:00 - 5:00pm. On Wednesday, day campers participate from 9:00am - 4:30pm prior to check-out.

*Overnight campers are recommended to be vaccinated per University mandate, but not required.

Highlights Include

  • Small group instruction with low student:teacher ratio from nationally recognized college coaches
  • On Tuesday of camp, there will be a tournament on the course at Palouse Ridge Golf Club
  • Camper amenity package including a Nike hat, drawstring bag, SRIXON golf balls, camp workbook and graduation certificate
  • Fun, staff-supervised off-course and evening activities (campus tour, movie night, pizza night, field games etc.)
  • Great accommodations at Washington State University
  • Safe, healthy and fun learning environment

Camp Coaches

  • Emma White Betland Washington State University

    Emma White (Betland)

    Director of Operations and Coach for Men's and Women's Golf & Women's Tennis, Washington State University

    WSU alumna Emma Betland is entering her sixth season as coach for WSU women’s golf. Betland is also now the Director of Operations and serves as coach for men's golf and women's tennis at WSU.

    Emma White Betland Washington State University

    Emma White (Betland)

    Director of Operations and Coach for Men's and Women's Golf & Women's Tennis, Washington State University

    During the 2016-17 fall season, Betland led junior Alivia Brown to a career-best second-place finish at the Golfweek Conference Challenge, Sept. 26-28.

    During the 2015-16 season, Betland helped lead the Cougars to a conference-championship team record for the lowest three-round and single-round totals at the 2016 Pac-12 Championships. Betland also helped lead two golfers into the WSU all-time top-5 for scoring average as sophomore Alivia Brown averaged 73.85 strokes per round (second all-time) and junior Cherokee Kim averaged 74.20 strokes per round (fourth all-time).

    In addition to the athletic success of the 2015-16 team, three Cougars were named as Women’s Collegiate Golf All-American scholars. Senior Nani Yanagi, sophomore Alivia Brown, and freshman Madison Odiorne received these honors.

    During her first season as the assistant coach for the Washington State University women’s golf team, Betland helped lead the Cougars to their lowest team scoring average in school history. The WSU women averaged 299.45 strokes per round, while freshman Alivia Brown earned a bid to the NCAA St. George Regional, becoming the first WSU freshman to qualify as an individual. Betland guided Brown to a career-best sixth-place finish and a berth into the NCAA Championships, the second appearance for the Cougars in program history.

    At the 2014 WSU Cougar Cup, the Cougars earned their lone tournament title of the season. WSU carded a three-round 867, the third-best 54-hole total in school history. Under Betland’s guidance, two golfers finished with scoring averages in the WSU all-time top-5. Senior Kristen Rue averaged 74.36 strokes per round (third all-time) and freshman Alivia Brown averaged 74.74 (fifth all-time).

    In addition to the athletic success of the 2014-15 team, five Cougars earned Pac-12 All-Academic honors. Junior Rachel Lewis was named to the first team for the second-consecutive season. Fellow junior Nani Yanagi earned second team honors. Seniors Kristen Rue and Lindsay Harmon, as well as sophomore Cherokee Kim earned honorable mention.

    A 2013 graduate of Washington State, Betland was a four-year letterwinner for the Cougars from 2010-13. The Australian native led Washington State in scoring average during her freshman and sophomore campaigns. She finished in the top 25 in 13 tournaments during her career.

    A conference academic honorable mention selection, Betland spent the first year after graduation in her native country.
  • Nike Junior Golf Camp WSU Dustin White

    Dustin White

    Head Men's Golf Coach, Washington State University

    Dustin White enters his seventh season as the Head Coach for Washington State University Men's Golf.

    Nike Junior Golf Camp WSU Dustin White

    Dustin White

    Head Men's Golf Coach, Washington State University

    A Cougar through and through, Dustin White returned to his alma mater as an assistant coach in the January of 2014 and was named the Washington State men’s golf head coach prior to the 2016-17 season.

    In his first season at the helm for the Cougars (2016-17), White led the Cougars to eight top-10 team finishes, as six Cougars landed at least one top-10 individual finish. WSU captured the Itani Quality Homes Intercollegiate (Sept. 12-13) championship on its home course, shooting 10-under par (842) for the three rounds. Senior Nick Mandell captured his first individual tournament title, winning the tournament as an individual after shooting 210 (-3).

    Freshmen Nicklaus Chiam and Daniel Kolar showed promise in their rookie seasons, as Chiam tied for fifth at the Itani Quality Homes Intercollegiate (Sept. 12-13) and Kolar tied for the best WSU finish at the Pac-12 Championships (April 28-30), placing tied for 26th.

    During his time at WSU, White has also overseen the academic success of the Cougars with seven Pac-12 All-Academic selections over four seasons. During the 2013-14 season, Michael Anderson was named a Cleveland Golf/Srixon All-America Scholar.

    During his third season as an assistant coach, the 2015-16 season, White helped guide freshmen AJ Armstrong and Aaron Whalen, as they recorded the seventh and eighth lowest scoring average amongst WSU freshmen in school history, respectively. In his sophomore year, Derek Bayley was just shy of WSU’s top-10 for lowest scoring average with an average of 73.08 in 37 rounds.

    In his first complete season with WSU (2014-15), White helped the Cougars earn a title at the Pacific Invitational, WSU’s fifth victory in four seasons. White assisted in the success of redshirt-senior Sang Lee, who averaged the fourth-best season scoring average in WSU history. Freshman Derek Bayley also showed growth under the guidance of White, with the lowest scoring average by a freshman in school history.

    In White’s first season in Pullman, senior Blake Snyder was named All-Pac-12 honorable mention as he finished tied for fourth at the Pac-12 Championships, the best finish by a Cougar at the conference championships in school history.

    White returned to his alma mater after being a standout for the Cougars from 1999-2003. He was a three-time All-Pac-10 selection, including a first team honoree in 2002. That season, his junior campaign, he set a school record with eight top-10 finishes, earned his first-tournament victory and won a national player of the week honor.

    As a sophomore, White began the season with a school-record tying 65 at the Northwest Classic in Corvallis, Ore. He earned one of his school record 17-career top 10 finishes at the event. He placed in the top 25 of a tournament 27 times, second in Cougar history.

    A native of Pueblo, Colo., White was a winner on the Gateway Tour in 2004, 2006 and 2007. He played on the Nationwide Tour in 2005, 2009 and 2010. His career highlight came when he qualified for and participated in the 2006 U.S. Open. He is married to former WSU women’s golfer, and current women’s golf assistant coach, Emma Betland White.
  • Stephanie Young Headshot

    Stephanie Young

    Head Women's Golf Coach, University of Idaho

    Head coach Stephanie Young took the helm of the Vandal women’s program in the spring of 2022 after 16 years as the head coach at Bowling Green State in Ohio.

    Stephanie Young Headshot

    Stephanie Young

    Head Women's Golf Coach, University of Idaho

    In her first full-season as the head coach, the Vandals earned two second-place team finishes and a fourth-place finish in the regular season before closing out the year with a seventh-place finish at the Big Sky Championship. Vicky Tsai earned a runner-up finish at the Bobcat Spring Invitational.

    Tsai earned second-team All-Big Sky honors while Yvonne Vinceri was named to the third team. Baipor Khunsri earned Honorable Mention honors.

    In her first season as head coach, the Vandals finished fourth among all teams with Yvonne Vinceri finishing third at one-over for the tournament to earn first-team All-Tournament honors. Valaria Patino finished T9th at five-over. Tsai and Patino earned second-team All-Conference honors. Eddie Hsu and Yvonne Vinceri earned Honorable Mention recognition. Jenna Bruggeman was named WGCA Scholar All-America Team.

    During her time at BGSU, Young has guided the Falcons to a school-record 12 team tournament titles and 11 individual tournament titles.

    In a three-year span from 2011-14, the Falcons set a new BGSU team season scoring average record starting with a 318.57 mark in 2011-12, followed by a 311.26 stroke average in 2012-13 and a new BGSU team record of 311.22 season stroke average in 2013-14. The Falcons shattered that record in 2015-16 with a team scoring average of 307.83 overall on the year. The 2017-18 season average of 310.93 ranks second-best all-time.

    Over Young's tenure, her players set school records for Team Season Scoring Average, Individual Season and Career Scoring Average 18,36,54-hole individual round scores 18,36,54-hole team round scores Freshman Scoring Average Highest Individual Conference Finish.

    Her teams have also performed well in the classroom. Four times, her teams finished in the top 25 in GPA for team GPA, finishing 11th in 2006-07. Bowling Green also received NCAA APR Public Recognition for eight straight seasons after finishing among the top-10 percent in APR for DI women's golf programs.

    Three Bowling Green golfers earned Mid America Conference Sportswomen of the Year honors.

    Prior to BGSU, Young was an assistant golf professional at Sylvania Country Club for three years. During that time, she served as an assistant coach for the St. Ursula Academy's varsity golf team, where the team made two State Championship tournament appearances. In addition, she served as a USGA intern for the Toledo District Golf Association, worked for the Toledo Junior Golf Association, and worked under head teaching professional James P. McGurk, who has been named the #1 instructor in Ohio by Golf Magazine.

    Young earned both her bachelor's degree in 2002 (Business Management) and her MBA in 2003 from the University of Toledo. She was also a four-year letterwinner and captain of the UT Women's Golf team from 1998-2002. Young helped her team win eight team titles and in 2000 she was the individual champion at the Bowling Green State Invitational.
  • Kevin Tucker Washington State University

    Kevin Tucker

    Assistant Men's Golf Coach, Washington State University

    Kevin Tucker serves as the Assistant Coach for the men's program at Washinton State University.

    Kevin Tucker Washington State University

    Kevin Tucker

    Assistant Men's Golf Coach, Washington State University

    After being an alumn of Washington State for eight years, two-time NCAA Regional Championship participant Kevin Tucker returned to WSU in 2018 as an assistant coach to Dustin White.

    Tucker played one the men’s golf team at Washington State from 2006-10 and was the second Cougar in school history to be invited to the NCAA Regional Championship his junior year. He went back to the championship his senior year, becoming the first Cougar golfer to receive multiple individual post-season invites. Tucker was also a two-time All-Pacific-10 Conference honorable mention honoree, making him the third Cougar in school history to receive multiple post-season accolades.

    During his time away from WSU, Tucker spent seven years playing professional golf and working at various golf clubs. He competed on the PGA Canada Tour from 2011-14, while also competing in All-American tour in Pheonix from 2011-13. He spent one season on the Dakotas Tour in 2016.

    Tucker worked at many Golf Clubs including the Estancia Club in Scottsdale, Ariz., Castle Pines Golf Club in Castle Rock, Colo., and Scottsdale National Golf Club.

    Originally from Kennewick Wash., Tucker graduated from Kennewick High School in 2006. He is married to his wife, Ellen Kellie, who is also a WSU alumn.
  • Julia Goodson Headshot

    Julia Goodson

    Assistant Women's Golf Coach, Washington State University

    Washington State Women's Golf Head Coach Sofie Aagaard announced Thursday, July 20, 2023, the hiring of Julia Goodson as an assistant coach for the Cougars.

    Julia Goodson Headshot

    Julia Goodson

    Assistant Women's Golf Coach, Washington State University

    Goodson comes to the Palouse after spending the 2022-23 season as an assistant coach at East Tennessee State University, the school where she ended her collegiate playing career. The Buccaneers finished fourth at the 2023 Southern Conference Championship in her lone season as an assistant with ETSU.

    "We are excited to welcome Julia as our new assistant coach to the Coug golf family," Aagaard expressed. "She comes to us with great experience from college play at both Kent State and ETSU. Most recently, she spent a year coaching at ETSU. She's had great mentors and coaches in her playing career with positive experiences that she will bring to us and add to our team. She has great knowledge of the game, having grown up in a golf family. Her father is the long-time head professional at Lake Forest Country Club in Hudson, Ohio. Not only with experience in play and competition, but Julia has also served as an assistant golf professional, teaching private lessons and instructing in golf clinics. Her positive energy and competitive personality will be a great addition to this golf program."

    Goodson, a native of Hudson, Ohio, began her collegiate playing career at Kent State University in Kent, Ohio. She competed for the Golden Flash between 2016-19. She graduted from KSU in 2020 before transferring to East Tennessee State as a graduate transfer prior to the 2020-21 season to conclude her career. At ETSU, Goodson earned All-Southern Conference honors and finished in a tie for seventh at the 2021 SoCon Championship. Her putt for par on her final hole clinched the 2021 SoCon Women's Golf Championship for the Buccaneers.
  • Marie Lund Hansen Headshot

    Marie Lund-Hansen

    Women's Golf Team Academic Advisor and Former Women's Golfer, Washington State University

    Marie will serve as a coach for the Nike Junior Golf Camp, Washington State University

    Marie Lund Hansen Headshot

    Marie Lund-Hansen

    Women's Golf Team Academic Advisor and Former Women's Golfer, Washington State University

    2019-20 | Senior
    Played in all seven tournaments during her senior season … Shared the individual title with teammate Amy Chu at the Meadow Club Collegiate (March 9-10) for her first career victory … Posted three top-five finishes … Placed in the top-50 in every tournament she played in … Led the team in scoring average with a 73.11 per round … Played in a team-high 18 rounds … Carded par-or-better in a team-best nine rounds … Finished in a tie for fifth with teammate Darcy Habgood at 211 (-5) at the WSU Cougar Cup (Sept. 16-17) … Collected a third-place finish in her next tournament at the Coeur D’Alene Resort Collegiate Invitational (Sept. 23-24) by carding 216 (+3) … Shot a season-low 69 in the second round of the WSU Cougar Cup (Sept. 16) then again in the third round of the Stanford Intercollegiate (Oct. 13).

    2018-19 | Junior
    Played in all 10 tournaments for WSU...her best finish of the year was taking second at the Dr.DOnnis Thompson Invitational, just missing out on taking home their first career tournament victory scoring just three over... Scored a season best of 68 at the Coeur D'Alene Collegiate in the first round of play... had a career best of 73.70 average score through 30 rounds played...Finished top 25 in five of the ten tournaments this season.

    2017-18 | Sophomore
    Played in all 11 tournaments for WSU... just missed taking home their first career tournament victory finishing second at the Ron Moore Intercollegiate...etched her name in the Cougars' record book with the best tournament score to par in program history, finishing at eight-under with a combined 208 over 54 holes...finished with a 74.10 scoring average, the seventh-best individual scoring season in program history...carded 84 birdies, 10th most in program history...dominated Par-3's with a 3.09 scoring average, third-best in the record books...shot a season-best 67, twice, in the second round of the CDA Collegiate Invitational and the third round of the Westbrook Invitational.

    2016-17 | Freshman
    Competed in nine of WSU’s 11 tournaments on the season…had four top-25 finishes and only finished 30th or higher twice during the season…tied for 21st at the Pat Lesser Harbottle Invitational (Oct. 10-11)…tied for 23rd in back-to-back tournaments, at the Westbrook Spring Invitational (Feb. 26-27) and Dr. Donnis Thompson Invitational (March 14-15)…tied for 33rd at her first Pac-12 Championship tournament….74.78 season scoring average.

Camp Details

This program is designed for boys and girls between the ages of 8 and 18 (varies by program). This camp is an opportunity for aspiring college golfers to learn for themselves what a week of college golf is like. These camps offer training and real competition scenarios that develop every part of your game. During the week, campers work on short game, putting, approach shots, course management, and will test their new skills in weekly competitions and 18-hole tournaments. Upon arrival, all participants are evaluated by the staff so that their own instructional needs can be addressed throughout the week.

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You can expect high demand on these first-come-first-serve camper spots, so please be sure to register early.

2026 OVERVIEW

  • Dates: 2026 Dates Coming Soon. Join the Priority List!
  • Age Group: 10-18
  • Gender: Co-ed
  • Camp Type: Overnight & Full Day
  • Schedule:
    • Overnight: Sunday-Wednesday
    • Full Day: Sunday-Wednesday
      • Sunday: 12:00pm - 5:00pm
      • Monday-Tuesday: 9:00am - 4:30pm
      • Wednesday: 9:00am - 4:30pm
    • The Day Camp program runs from 9:00am - 4:00pm Monday and Tuesday of camp. Following check-in on Sunday, day campers participate from 12:00 - 5:00pm. On Wednesday, day campers participate from 9:00am - 4:30pm prior to check-out. A complete schedule will be given out during check-in.
  • Check-In: Registration for all campers (overnight and day) occurs on Sunday from 12:00pm-1:00pm at Global Scholars Dorm on the Washington State University campus. Day campers can arrive at 12:00pm-1:00pm and they will depart at 5:00pm from the WSU Golf Team Practice Facility.
  • Check-out: Camp graduation is at 4:30pm on Wednesday at Palouse Ridge Golf Course, exact location TBD and will be shared during check-in. Departure from camp is immediately following graduation.
  • Meals: Overnight campers will receive all meals during camp (breakfast, lunch, dinner). Day campers will receive lunch each day.
  • Program: The All Abilities program is designed to improve the fundamental skills needed for golf including putting, chipping, bunker play, and full-swing. On the first day of camp, all participants will be evaluated by the instructors and placed into groups based on age and ability level in various individual, small group and full group settings.

Please note: Camp schedules and details may be subject to change.

WHAT'S INCLUDED IN THE FEE?

  • Instruction: Morning instruction and afternoon course play.
  • Meals: Overnight campers will receive all meals during camp (breakfast, lunch, dinner). Day campers will receive lunch each day.
  • Supervision: Campers are under staff supervision at all times as staff members live in adjacent rooms to overnight campers. Drugs, alcohol and tobacco are strictly prohibited, and constitute, along with general misconduct, grounds for dismissal from camp without a refund.
  • Camper Amenity Package: Campers will receive an amenity package including a Nike hat, drawstring bag, SRIXON golf balls, camp workbook, and graduation certificate.

INSTRUCTION, EQUIPMENT & FACILITY

  • Ratio: 1:8 staff-to-camper ratio.
  • Groupings: Campers are grouped by age, ability, and experience.
  • Equipment Needed: Players should supply their own golf clubs, glove, golf balls, and tees.
  • Facilities: Palouse Ridge Golf Club
  • Medical Protocol: Camp will have on-site staff to help with illness or injury. In case of an emergency, campers will be transported to the nearest hospital.
  • Housing:
    • Dorm: On campus at the Global Scholars Dorm
    • Campers Per Room: Campers will be housed in double rooms.
    • Roommates: Campers stay in two-person rooms and are assigned by age, gender and roommate requests. If you have a roommate request, and have not previously provided us with the information, please do so no later than 14 days prior to the camp start date. If you don't have a roommate request, you will be placed in a room with someone near your age. It will be a great opportunity to meet someone new!
    • Linens: Linens are not provided. Please bring your own sheets, blanket, towel, and pillow. Bed size is 80” x 36”.
    • Air Conditioning: All rooms are air-conditioned.
    • Key Deposit: No room key deposit is required. However campers will be charged by USSC if they get locked out ($15.75 per lockout) or if they lose their card ($20 per lost card).
    • Spending Money: We recommend that each overnight camper bring $60-75 per week of spending money to cover incidentals like snacks, souvenirs and other activities.
      • Please note: If your camper has cash, please make sure it is packed as it will stay with campers through the duration of camp.
    • Important Notes: Check-in for camp will be at Global Scholars Dorm between 12pm-1pm. Luggage can be unloaded right out front or in the nearby parking lots surrounding the dorms. However, you cannot park for an extended period of time in the surrounding crimson lots without paying for a daily pass, which can be purchased at https://parking.wsu.edu.
      • **You do not need a login and will select the "order permit" option and the day permit is at the top of the list. A day permit is $13.20 plus tax. We advise unloading luggage and then parking either in the hourly parking nearby through the AIMS mobile parking app. See attached map for hourly parking locations. Or parking in the Green 5 lot next to Beasley Coliseum as it is free on weekends. Please see the attached map showing its location.

*Staff members reside in campers’ quarters and participate in all activities.

PREPARE FOR CAMP: COMPLETE YOUR PRE-CAMP CHECKLIST

To view your customer account, complete your mandatory forms, pay balance dues, and review important camp information, visit Pre-Camp Checklist. All necessary camp information is on this page. If there are any imperative changes prior to camp start, registered campers will be notified via email and this webpage will be updated!

CHECKLIST OF THINGS TO BRING

US Sports Camps and Washington State University are NOT responsible for lost or stolen articles or money. Below is a suggested list of clothes, equipment and personal items. We recommend that you do not send unnecessary items, which can get lost. Camper bags may be inspected upon check in or at any time during camp to ensure no drugs, alcohol or other improper substances are brought to camp.

  • Golf clubs
  • Golf Balls/tees/glove
  • Golf shoes or tennis/athletic shoes
  • Athletic clothing (t-shirts, shorts)
  • 5-6 collared shirts (recommended)
  • 4-6 golf appropriate shorts/pants
  • 6-8 pairs of socks
  • Casual clothes
  • Sweatshirt/warm up jacket and pants
  • Swimsuit
  • Raingear and/or umbrella
  • Toilet/personal items
  • Insect repellent
  • Laundry bag
  • Water bottle*
  • Sunscreen**
  • Hat/visor (Campers receive Nike hat with amenity package)
  • Snacks (optional)
  • Linens, blankets, towels, and pillow
  • COVID PPE (as required by state/local guidelines)
  • Signed Health & Release forms and waivers (forms completed online do not need to be printed and turned in at camp)

TRANSPORTATION

Nike Junior Golf Camps does not provide ground transportation from airports, train stations or bus stations. Parents/guardians are fully responsible for getting campers to and from camp check-in/out. If you have a child flying to camp, please visit the Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport website for information on ground service to and from campus.

COMPANY POLICIES

For information regarding our cancellation policy and all other company policies, please visit USSC Policies.

NIKE JUNIOR GOLF CAMP FAQ

For general questions about our golf camps please see our FAQ page.

This camp is open to any and all entrants (limited only by number, age, grade level, and/or gender).

Washington State University, Global Scholars Hall

1302 Cougar Way, Pullman, WA 99163

Palouse Ridge Golf Club

1260 Palouse Ridge Drive, Pullman, WA 99163

SAMPLE SCHEDULE

Please note: Camp schedules may be subject to change.

Sample Daily Schedule

7:30am Wake-up/breakfast

8:30 AM Bus departs for Palouse Ridge GC

8:00am Camp meeting at practice facility, skills demonstrations from staff focusing on key elements of the swing for that day

9:00am Camp meeting at the practice facility, warm-up & skills demonstrations from staff focusing on key elements of the swing for that day

9:30am Instruction – campers rotate stations working on putting, chipping, pitching, bunker play and the full swing

12:00pm Lunch

1:00pm Course play with staff. Coaches to provide on course instruction on course management, club and shot selection, strategy, rules and etiquette

4:00pm Day Campers depart

5:15pm Bus departs to Washington State University

6:00pm Dinner, free time, relax

8:00pm Evening activity (supervised golf and non-golf activities) movies, field games, swimming, night golf, etc.

10:00pm Lights out

*Hours/schedule may vary

Nike Junior Golf Camps Palouse Ridge

Palouse Ridge Golf Club at WSU

Stunning links style course runs adjacent to the WSU campus and follows the natural contours of the Palouse's trademark rolling hills. Palouse Ridge is home to the WSU men's and women's golf teams. In 2009, Palouse Ridge was ranked the #2 "Best New Course" by Golf Digest and Golfweek.

WHAT FAMILIES SAY ABOUT Nike Junior Golf Camp, Washington State University

15 Reviews

  • Awesome!

    2nd time attending the WSU day camp and loved every moment of it. Awesome!!

  • Highly Recommend

    My son had a great time. Would highly recommend this camp. We will be returning next year! Thank you Lisa and Kelli!

  • Staff Was Great

    First, camp my daughter attended that she enjoyed to the extent that she did not miss being home! She had so much fun that she is already planning on multiple Nike camps next year. She loved the exposure to the campus golf facilities and plans to try and take her golf past the high school level. She learned several tips and strategies to help improve her game and has taken a more serious approach to her practicing since returning. The staff was great at making everyone feel involved and valued!

  • Learned so Much

    The University Idaho/WSU camp that I attended was great. The staff was awesome and I learned so much. They were all so nice and easy to talk to. They were very enthused about the camp and were also willing to answer any questions. They always made sure we were having a good time. I was also able to make some new friends. Four of us are still keeping in touch and we all plan on attending the camp next year at the same time. This camp was an amazing experience.

  • Learned so Much

    The University Idaho/WSU camp that I attended was great. The staff was awesome and I learned so much. They were all so nice and easy to talk to. They were very enthused about the camp and were also willing to answer any questions. They always made sure we were having a good time. I was also able to make some new friends. Four of us are still keeping in touch and we all plan on attending the camp next year at the same time. This camp was an amazing experience.

  • Staff Was Great

    First, camp my daughter attended that she enjoyed to the extent that she did not miss being home! She had so much fun that she is already planning on multiple Nike camps next year. She loved the exposure to the campus golf facilities and plans to try and take her golf past the high school level. She learned several tips and strategies to help improve her game and has taken a more serious approach to her practicing since returning. The staff was great at making everyone feel involved and valued!

  • Highly Recommend

    My son had a great time. Would highly recommend this camp. We will be returning next year! Thank you Lisa and Kelli!

  • Awesome!

    2nd time attending the WSU day camp and loved every moment of it. Awesome!!
  • I think the highlight for my son was meeting lots of other kids and staying on a college campus. He told me that he learned so much and had such a great time!
  • Playing at Palouse Ridge and having the same coaches from previous years.

  • Great, friendly, and organized staff.

  • Great Experience and My Golf Skills Greatly Improved

    I absolutely loved the Idaho/WSU golf camp! It was a great experience and my golf skills greatly improved. I would definitely consider attending next summer.

  • Thanks!

    We had a great experience! Thanks to all of the coaches!

  • Thanks!

    We had a great experience! Thanks to all of the coaches!

  • Great Experience and My Golf Skills Greatly Improved

    I absolutely loved the Idaho/WSU golf camp! It was a great experience and my golf skills greatly improved. I would definitely consider attending next summer.

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