First Tee – Monterey County has opened registration for its highly anticipated Thanksgiving-week Fall Camps, taking place November 24–26 at two locations: First Tee – Monterey County’s main campus in Salinas and Twin Creeks for the Girls Golf Fall Camp. These three-day experiences combine golf, hands-on learning, creativity, and community-building for youth ages 7–17.
The Fall Camp at First Tee – Monterey County, held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., is designed to spark curiosity and confidence through a blend of golf instruction, STEAM activities, art, engineering, outdoor play, and team-building. The camp is $125, and FREE for Alisal Union School District (AUSD) students. Early drop-off and late pick-up are available for an additional $25.
The Girls Golf Fall Camp at Twin Creeks, offered from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., provides a girls-only environment focused on fun, empowerment, and skill-building. Participants will enjoy golf instruction for all levels, supportive teamwork exercises, arts and crafts, course play, and fall-themed activities. Tuition is $125, with scholarships and financial aid available to ensure access for all interested participants.
“These camps give kids a safe place to grow, explore, and challenge themselves through golf and hands-on learning,” said Dominic De La Torre, Director of Programs at First Tee – Monterey County. “With limited spots and strong community interest every year, we encourage families to register early.”
Program Details
Fall Camp at First Tee – Monterey County
• Nov. 24–26 | 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
• Ages 7–17
• Cost: $125 | FREE for AUSD Students
• Early drop-off/late pick-up: $25
Girls Golf Fall Camp at Twin Creeks
• Nov. 24–26 | 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
• Ages 7–17
• Cost: $125
• Scholarships available
Registration Links
Fall Camp (Co-Ed): Register Here
Girls Golf Fall Camp (Twin Creeks): Register Here
Space is limited for both camps.
Families with questions may call (831) 444-7200 or email [email protected].
About First Tee – Monterey County
First Tee – Monterey County is a youth development organization that teaches life skills, character values, and healthy habits through the game of golf. Serving more than 10,000 young people annually, First Tee is committed to empowering the next generation of game changers on and off the course.
Learn more at firstteemontereycounty.org.