After-school golf
Golf that kids ask to play again.
45 minutes of games, movement and real golf skills. No long lines, no pressure and no experience needed.
Their first experience with golf should feel like play.
Kids don’t fall in love with sports by standing in line. Birdie Tots keeps every child moving, swinging, putting and playing from the moment class starts.
More swings. More smiles. More golf.
The problem
Golf lessons weren’t designed for little kids.
Traditional instruction often means too much waiting, too much explaining and too much pressure to get it right. That’s a fast way for young kids to decide golf isn’t for them.
Waiting for turns
Long explanations
Too much technique
Pressure to get it right
Birdie Tots was built differently.
How it works
45 minutes. Zero standing around.
Every class teaches real golf skills through games designed for young children.
- 1
Move
A golf-themed warm-up.
- 2
Learn
One skill. One simple cue.
- 3
Play
Fast games at every station.
- 4
Challenge
A big game or a personal best.
- 5
Celebrate
High-fives and a peek at next week.
For schools & programs
We bring the golf.
You provide the kids.
- You don’t need clubs.
- You don’t need a golf course.
- You don’t need golf experience.
We bring the equipment, curriculum and coaching directly to your school.
- Clubs
- Balls
- Mats
- Targets
- Curriculum
- Coaching
Meet your guide
Built by a golfer who believes kids should love the game before they learn to perfect it.
Birdie Tots was created by former college golfer and scratch golfer Ryan Miller to give young children an active, positive introduction to golf.
- Former college golfer
- Scratch golfer
- Youth golf instruction experience
- Dad
The plan
Getting Birdie Tots started is easy.
- 1
Tell us about your school.
Share your space, your schedule and the group you have in mind.
- 2
We bring everything.
Clubs, balls, mats, targets and a coach. Stations are set up before kids arrive.
- 3
Kids start playing.
Forty-five minutes of games each week, and a graduation party after eight weeks.
And then something pretty great happens.
Kids learn to:
- Choose a target
- Putt
- Chip
- Swing
- Play a hole
- Celebrate a personal best
But most importantly…
They start asking when they get to play golf again.
The Par session
Eight weeks. One adventure.
Week 2
Make It Fly
Learn how to get the ball in the air.
Week 4
Putting Party
Learn distance and direction through putting games.
Week 7
Play the Course
Put the pieces together and play.
For school leaders
The practical details.
45-minute classes
After school, at a time that fits your schedule.
Eight-week sessions
Each one ends with a graduation celebration for families.
Safe by design
Marked hitting boxes, a “club down” signal and limited-flight balls.
What you provide
Space for stations and a clear swinging zone. We’ll plan the setup with you.
Give them a sport they can’t wait to play again.
Bring Birdie Tots to your school.