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Junior performance · Ages 10–18

Develop the athlete. Prepare for the pathway.

Led by Adam Weeks, a Titleist Performance Institute Junior Level 2 qualified coach, Fit To Play provides age-appropriate athletic development for committed junior golfers—building the physical qualities, performance habits and independence required for higher-level competition.

Explore the Junior Collegiate Pathway
Adam Weeks speaking with junior athletes at Fit To Play
The pathway

FoundationDevelopmentPerformanceCollegiate Ready

The six pillars

Develop the complete golfer.

A clear framework for physical performance, personal development and long-term progress.

01

Movement

Build balance, coordination, mobility and efficient movement patterns for golf and growing bodies.

02

Strength & Power

Develop age-appropriate strength, speed and force to support athletic performance and clubhead speed.

03

Golf Performance

Connect physical development with golf coaching, practice and competition demands.

04

Mental Performance

Build confidence, focus and constructive responses to the challenges of competitive golf.

05

Lifestyle & Recovery

Create practical habits around sleep, nutrition, workload and recovery.

06

Character & Leadership

Develop accountability, coachability, communication and independence on and off the course.

Free planning resource

Australian Junior Golf Schedule 2026-27

See the national and WAGR-focused events, important date clashes and a separate Victorian development schedule for younger juniors.

View the schedule guide
Fit To Play junior golf schedule cover

Expressions of interest

Junior School Holiday Performance Pilot

Fit To Play is exploring a small-group program for junior golfers during the school holidays—an opportunity to experience purposeful athlete development around golf and family commitments.

It may suit juniors who are new to Fit To Play, have room around their tournament schedule, or want a more accessible group-based introduction to performance training. No previous gym experience is required.

Proposed format

  • Two small groupsDesigned for focused, age-appropriate coaching.
  • One-hour sessionsPotentially up to twice per week during the holidays.
  • Junior athlete foundationsMovement, coordination, strength, speed and confident training habits.

Dates, times, groupings, frequency, fees and places will be shaped by demand.

Junior performance

Register interest in the school holiday pilot.

This is an expression of interest, not a booking. The details below will help Fit To Play assess demand and propose groups that work around junior golf schedules.

Likely participation

Free parent resource

Is your junior physically prepared for how much they practise?

Use the parent self-check, a 10-minute post-practice reset and two introductory physical-preparation sessions to establish a practical starting point.

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Collegiate Pathway Support

Athlete development first. Specialist support where it adds value.

Fit To Play works closely with Platform Sports and other collegiate recruitment professionals when their expertise can strengthen an athlete’s pathway. Our role is to develop the athlete and help coordinate the right support for their individual goals.

Fit To Play develops the athlete. Recruitment specialists help navigate opportunities.
01

Develop

Build the physical capacity, performance habits and independence needed for higher-level golf.

02

Collaborate

Align the athlete’s support team around clear priorities and appropriate next steps.

03

Navigate

Introduce specialist collegiate guidance when it supports the athlete’s goals and readiness.

Junior starting point

Begin with a junior performance assessment.

Establish a safe, age-appropriate baseline for movement, strength, power and long-term athletic development.