Providence Golf Academy
Open to students in Years 7 to 10, the Providence Golf Academy provides high-quality coaching and training to assist students in pursuing excellence within the sport of Golf.
The aim of the Providence Golf Academy is to develop young, high-quality golfers in terms of both their golf ability and their personal character traits. The academy allows students the chance to access a high-quality private education whilst also allowing the chance to develop their golf skills in conjunction with a top Western Australian Golf Club.
What We Offer:
- Professional coaching from experienced instructors.
- Training sessions covering all aspects of the game.
- Access to high-quality equipment and facilities.
- Competitions and tournaments to test your skills.
- A fun and supportive learning environment.
- Character development and an attitude of excellence.
Gosnells Golf Club
As part of the programme, students will attain a junior membership at Gosnells Golf Club. This will open up access to the pristine facilities across the road from the College, as well as entry into the Junior Competitions held at the club.
Gosnells have a fantastic reputation in the Junior golf ranks, winning 3 Junior Pennant Competitions in 2023, finishing runner-up in the Girls Division 1 and developing the junior player of the year 2024. PGA Professional Calum Juniper was highly involved in coaching these juniors and heads up the coaching that our students receive. This coaching involves state-of-the-art analysis equipment, including a Flightscope launch monitor.
Structure
Before School Group Lessons
Two mornings a week, students will be able to participate in group lessons before school over the road at Gosnells Golf Club. These will be run by PGA Professional Calum Juniper and supervised by a College Staff Member. Students will do skill-based practice and focus on technique, using technology supplied by the golf club. Students will also head out on course to play holes and learn course management skills.
Class Lessons
From 2026, students in the PGA will have the opportunity to select Golf as a timetabled subject in Years 8, 9 and 10. Some time will be spent on-campus in the golf facility, some time spent over at Gosnells Golf Club, and some time spent in a classroom developing self-management skills such as leadership, resilience and sportsmanship. Some of these will be combined with the Specialist Basketball Programme.
Fees
Junior Introduction - $230
- Junior Introduction Gosnells Golf Club Membership
- Group Lessons Before School
- College Golf Shirt
Junior Competition - $410
- Junior Competition Gosnells Golf Club Membership
- Group Lessons Before School
- College Golf Shirt
*Please note that this fee is additional to the standard College fees. If your child withdraws for reasons other than medical, no refund will be issued.
Application & Trial Process
Expressions of Interest will be received at any time and can be completed using the form below. On receipt of an expression of interest, an Application Form will be provided to be filled out by those who are not currently attending the College.
All applicants will be invited to attend a Practical Trial which will be communicated by the Providence Golf Academy Coordinator. Students will be advised of the outcome of their application within two weeks of participating in the practical trial.
Applicants who cannot attend the practical trial may have the opportunity to join the programme. However, this will be at the discretion of the Providence Golf Academy Coordinator.
Selection Process
The Providence Golf Academy is aimed at students with existing skills, interest and potential in the sport of Golf. Only a limited number of students are selected to join the Programme in Years 7 to 10 in 2025.
Part of the selection process includes a practical trial that assesses physical attributes, golf skills and knowledge. In addition, the selection process includes the review of recent school reports and feedback from appropriate referees.
Beyond golf ability, it is expected that the students selected for the Programme will have an outstanding attitude toward all aspects of College life. Students who are members of the PGA will be required to meet certain standards in behaviour in the classroom, academics and golfing ability. We believe that in order for a student to achieve their best in golf, appropriate levels of attitude and effort in all areas of life are key. Therefore, students will sign a contract stating they will meet these standards.
