As you enter the main parking lot continue driving to the end of the lot, well past the 30 minute parking spots. Torrey Pines Golf Course is located at 11480 N. Torrey Pines Road, La Jolla, California. Click here to see directions to Torrey Pines on Google Maps. If you are coming from either of the two hotel properties within walking distance of the golf shop, you can request a shuttle ride to the South range from the attendants working near the number one tee boxes.

Full Day campers should check-in at the range starting at 12:30 PM. Those attending the Twilight program should check-in at 4:00 PM.

Does my child need golf equipment?

We can provide right or left handed golf clubs for teens who have reached 5 feet (60 inches) or taller at no additional charge. Pre-teens under 5 feet tall should bring their own clubs as we can not guarantee that correctly fitted equipment will be available for them. Your camper will need to bring golf balls for play on the course.

Unless there is a medical reason that prevents it, all campers will be required to walk the golf course. We can provide pull/push carts for campers with full size clubs. Campers with junior-sized clubs should be prepared to carry their bags or bring an appropriately sized pull/push cart to camp.

Golf shoes are encouraged but not required. If your junior golfer does not have golf shoes, their shoes should be comfortable, provide lateral support and have soles that do not slip in grass (running shoes with aggressive tread designs work well).

Other items to make your campers more comfortable during their time with us: sun block, a golf cap, sunglasses, a golf glove, light snacks (energy bars work well) and bottled water. Because we often experience cool ocean breezes near the end of the day, we suggest your junior golfer pack a wind shirt or sweatshirt.

What is the Full Day Camp agenda?

The Full Day Camp agenda is:

• Monday camp check-in is at 12:30 PM, followed by introductions, policies, and procedures.

• Tuesday through Thursday camp check-in is 1:00 PM. Camps kick-off with a review of the day's scheduled activities and news.

• Each day attendees will be split into smaller groups based on age and ability. (Friends will be paired together as much as possible.) Groups rotate through three stations during the clinic portion of the day's instruction: full swing, short game and putting.

• Early dinner will be taken at intervals between 2:30 and 4:30 on the patio of the Lodge of Torrey Pines.

• Golf on one of the courses will begin after dinner and continue until sunset.

• Customarily, campers will play the North Course Monday through Wednesday, and the South Course on Thursday.

• Foursomes will be formed based on a variety of factors including our skills evaluations during clinic instruction, age, friendships and compatibility.

• A variety of on-course competitions will be scheduled throughout the week. One instructor will supervise and provide instruction for two groups.

• Pick-up your campers at the putting greens next to the Golf Shop around 8 PM.

What is the Twilight Camp agenda?

The Twilight Camp agenda is:

• Monday through Thursday camp check-in is at 4:00 PM with introductions, policies and procedures reviewed on day one.

• Each day attendees will be split into smaller groups based on age and ability. (Friends will be paired together as much as possible.) Groups rotate through three stations during the clinic portion of the day's instruction: full swing, short game and putting.

• Golf on one of the courses will begin between 5:30 and 6:00 PM depending on course availability and continue until sunset.

• Customarily, campers will play the North Course all four days unless course availability allows play on the South Course.

• Foursomes will be formed based on a variety of factors including our skills evaluations during clinic instruction, age, friendships and compatibility.

• A variety of on-course competitions will be scheduled throughout the week. One instructor will supervise and provide instruction for two groups.

• Pick-up your campers at the putting greens next to the Golf Shop around 8 PM.

What can you tell us about your staff?

Michael Major, PGA, directs the Full Day Camps and is supported by his fellow PGA and LPGA golf professionals. Michael is a class A member of the PGA and has been a full-time staff instructor at Torrey Pines for over 20 years. He has directed the Torrey Pines Junior Summer Camps for over 10 years and teaches all facets of the game to juniors, accomplished amateurs, collegiate players, professional athletes, Hollywood celebrities and tour players.

Chris Lempa, Assistant Golf Professional, directs the activities of the Twilight Camp and is also supported by his fellow staff instructors employed at Torrey Pines. Chris is a full-time employee who also manages the year-round schedule of the Torrey Pines Junior Golf Club. Chris is a talented golfer and teaches juniors and adults of all levels.

Staff instructors at Torrey Pines are dedicated to making your child's week fun and memorable, as well as educational. We're confident that every camper will advance their skills and increase their knowledge of how to play the game while experiencing the same championship golf courses that challenged the world's best during the 2008 U.S. Open and annually tests the PGA Tour's brightest stars in the Farmers Insurance Open.