2026 BAM GOLF IMPACT CONDITIONING for YOUTH & FAMILY
WHAT- Youth and Family Study of Golf’s most important fundamental, Contact Impact, blended with Balance Agility Mobility, GolFitness, made fun and challenging, featuring Tsunami Bar Technology. While the focus is on Youth, Parents, and Grand Parents are invited to observe and participate.
WHY: To simplify golf through study of the most important aspect of the game, Impact. Impact Conditioning is a fun movement initiative featuring Balance Agility Mobility, BAM Golf💥Impact.
WHEN: March 28- May 9th Saturday morning8:30-9:30am (Off Easter weekend)
ELIGIBILITY: Youth 6-9yrs, not excluding 10-12, one parent required to attend, participate, or provide guidance with 6-9 yr olds.
WHERE: GBGA 1080 Mt Vernon Church Rd Chapin SC 29036
Cost-$125.00 per Youth Participant (includes one(1)parent/grand or guardian)
WHO- George Bryan III is the program director and lead instructor. For questions ,
803-603-1718, [email protected]
COURSE DESCRIPTION- BAM 💥 Impact Conditioning Movement blends golf swing physical variables of balance agility mobility with Golf Swing Impact principals utilizing Tsunami Bar Technology. This brand new technology teams with Protocols to ignite Sensory awareness for ball striking to simplify all swings in the game. Low Intensity gross motor skills such as walking jumping hopping and skipping are also part of the curriculum.
Considering an 18 hole round could encompass 9 miles over 4 hours carrying a bag that could weigh 20+ pounds endurance is an integral part of this sport. An orientation and appreciation for fitness while having fun with learning golf’s critical skills are objectives for this program.
The GBGA Challenger Course is a 12 hole chip pitch and putting course that is a first of its kind. It is designed for small swing score skill creative conceptual and score skill development. There is a 3200 square foot Golf training Facility support the study of the entire game of golf.
Youth with Family support, community learning is this GolFitness Fun and fellowship program theme.