GOLFTEC Northwest Las Vegas

GOLFTEC Northwest Las Vegas sits in a Cheyenne Avenue shopping plaza at 10470 W Cheyenne Ave, Suite 130, and works with junior golfers from age 5 through 18, split into a 5-12 group and a 13-18 group. Coaching happens on indoor hitting bays and golf simulators paired with motion analysis technology, so an instructor can break a swing down frame by frame instead of relying on a verbal cue alone. The junior lineup covers junior golf lessons, junior golf camps, golf swing analysis, short game instruction, and putting lessons, and families who want new or better fitted clubs can also book club fitting services. Practice greens on site give students a place to work on chipping and putting between formal sessions.

The location keeps long hours for a lesson based business: 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday, year round, which makes it easier to fit a weekday session in after school or a weekend slot around other activities. The listing places GOLFTEC in the "$$$" price tier, so parents should expect a private coaching price point rather than a drop in class fee, and should call ahead to confirm current package pricing since exact rates are not published in this listing. Lessons are conducted in English.

Because the model here is one on one, camera assisted instruction rather than group practice, it tends to suit a junior golfer who already has some interest in the sport and wants technical feedback on swing mechanics, rather than a first introduction to golf in a group class setting. For questions about scheduling, coach availability, or what a first junior lesson includes, call (702) 268-2873 or check the GOLFTEC website for this location.

The two-tier age structure, 5-12 and 13-18, suggests instructors adjust their teaching approach for younger kids versus teens, though the listing doesn't spell out exactly how a lesson for a 6 year old differs from one for a 15 year old. Parents booking a first session should ask directly about lesson length and what equipment, if any, a junior golfer needs to bring versus what the facility provides.