GOLF Teacher to Watch James Hong has three key pieces of advice for any parent of a child who is getting into golf.

Writing with Zephyr Melton for Golf.com, instructor James Hong outlines three essential principles for parents introducing their children to golf. The guide addresses common dilemmas regarding equipment selection, coaching options, and athletic development pathways. Hong emphasizes that parents should focus on long-term developmental success rather than immediate gratification, especially as children transition from summer camps to competitive play.
The article advises parents to prioritize height-fitted, lightweight junior clubs rather than cut-down adult clubs to avoid injury and bad habits. Hong also highlights the importance of finding certified instructors through programs such as Operation 36 or US Kids Golf, and urges parents to trust professional coaching rather than relying on unverified online advice.
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