Junior golf coaching at The Leatherhead Club.
Age-group coaching, private lessons and holiday camps with the Leatherhead junior academy within ME Golf Academy.
The Leatherhead junior academy within ME Golf Academy.
ZS Juniors is the junior programme at The Leatherhead Club, coached by Tom Parsons. It offers age-group classes, private junior coaching and school-holiday camps, with access to the club's TrackMan range, short-game area and golf course.
The current autumn timetable includes groups for ages 4–7, 7–11 and 11–16, giving parents a clearer route than putting every junior into the same session. Selected classes currently offer trials, and the live ClassForKids timetable shows the spaces available.
Private coaching at Leatherhead is also available, including 30-minute and 60-minute junior lessons. Adult private lessons are available through the wider ZS Academy/ME Golf Academy offer at the same venue.
A junior programme split by stage.
First golf skills
Fun-first coaching with putting, chipping, movement and full-swing basics.
Build technique and confidence
More structured skills, games and challenges while keeping the sessions active and social.
Player development
Technique, course skills and progression towards handicap golf and competition.
Coaching with Tom Parsons.
Tom is the coach associated with the Leatherhead academy and ZS Juniors programme.
Starting junior golf at Leatherhead.
What ages are covered?
The current ZS Juniors programme covers ages 4–16, with age-group classes for different stages.
Can my child try the programme before committing?
Selected classes can offer trial options. The live ClassForKids timetable shows current availability and booking options.
Are there school-holiday camps?
Yes. ZS Juniors runs holiday camps at The Leatherhead Club, with dates changing each school break.
More than a weekly range class.
The Leatherhead environment gives ZS Juniors access to a TrackMan driving range, short-game practice and an 18-hole course. That makes it possible to teach the whole game as juniors develop rather than keeping every session on the range.
The age groups are intended to keep sessions appropriate. A four-year-old learning how to strike a ball needs something different from a teenager working towards handicap golf, so the pathway becomes progressively more structured as players get older.
Private coaching can sit alongside the group programme when a player needs individual help, while holiday camps create longer blocks for practice and games during school breaks.
ZS Juniors is the junior identity at Leatherhead within ME Golf Academy. Adult coaching at the same venue is kept under the wider academy offer so parents and adult golfers are not forced through a junior brand to find a lesson.