PGA golf camps return to Omni Orlando Resort in July 2026

Registration remains open for summer 2026 PGA golf camps at Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate, where John Hughes Golf will lead instruction for young players. The programs are designed for beginners and advanced junior golfers ages 10-17 and include on-course learning, games and skills development. Why it matters: - The camps give young golfers a structured way to learn the game or sharpen competitive skills before the 2026 school and youth golf seasons. - The program adds junior golf access at one of central Florida’s signature golf properties. - Families get a local option for instruction from PGA-affiliated coaches in a small-group setting. What happened: - Registration is still open for PGA golf camps at the Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate. - John Hughes Golf is hosting the camps at its home course in central Florida. - The camps run in two four-day sessions in July 2026. - July 6-9 is an intermediate half-day camp for beginning golfers ages 10-16. - July 20-24 is an advanced full-day camp for golfers ages 12-17. - John Hughes and Nick Cupper will lead the instruction. The details: - The camps are part of PGA summer programs held across the United States and led by PGA members in each state. - Campers will work on driving, short game and putting. - Instruction also covers golf rules and etiquette. - The advanced full-day camp includes lunch. - The camps include games and other activities alongside golf instruction. - A low student-to-teacher ratio is designed to give players close attention from instructors. - The program is intended to help young golfers build a foundation for school teams and youth golf leagues. - Campers will learn and play on the resort’s two award-winning 18-hole courses and 9-hole par 3 course. - John Hughes Golf also uses those courses for year-round instruction programs. Between the lines: - The camp format suggests John Hughes Golf is positioning the program as both an introduction to the sport and a next-step development path for more advanced juniors. - The resort setting and smaller group sizes are meant to differentiate the camps from larger, less personalized summer programs. - The listing of beginner and advanced sessions broadens the pool of eligible players and gives the program two entry points. What’s next: - Space is still available for July 2026 enrollment. - John Hughes Golf expects to fill the camps with a full group of students. - More information is available at John Hughes Golf .