Crown Golf offers junior golf lessons and programs in Arlington, TX, for young players who want to learn the game, build stronger skills, and gain confidence on the course. Based at Texas Rangers Golf Club, Crown Golf gives juniors a structured place to improve through coaching, practice, on-course instruction, and age-appropriate development.
For parents, the goal is simple: find a junior golf program that matches your child’s current ability, keeps them engaged, and gives them the coaching support to keep improving. Crown Golf offers options for younger beginners, developing players, and competitive juniors ages 12–18 who want a closer look at academy-style training.
Programs include junior camps, week-long and weekend training options, a month-long summer academy, and kids camp sessions for ages 5–11.
Call Crown Golf: 817-395-3131
Best for: Competitive junior golfers who want an academy-style training experience over a full week
Ages: 12–18
Format: Week-long commuter or residential program
Price: $1,995 commuter / $2,695 residential
Includes: Private lessons, on-course instruction, fitness, mental training, and structured practice
This program gives junior golfers a closer look at academy life, elite training, and the commitment needed to develop as a competitive player. It is a strong fit for families who want their junior golfer to experience a more serious training environment without committing to a longer academy program.
Best for: Juniors who want a shorter introduction to Crown Golf’s academy-style training environment
Ages: 12–18
Format: Weekend commuter or residential program
Price: $1,595 commuter / $1,995 residential
Includes: Private lessons, on-course instruction, mental training, and academy exposure
This shorter program helps families see whether a more intensive junior golf pathway is the right fit. It gives players focused coaching and a better sense of what higher-level junior development looks like at Crown Golf.
Best for: Junior golfers who want a full week of coaching, practice, and on-course development
Ages: 12–18
Format: Week-long commuter or boarding camp
Price: $1,995 commuter / $2,695 boarding
2026 Sessions: July 6–10, July 13–17, July 20–24, July 27–31
Includes: Private lessons, on-course instruction, fitness, and mental training
Crown Junior Camp gives players a structured week to improve their skills, build confidence, and spend meaningful time learning the game. This option works well for juniors who are ready for more than casual instruction and want a week of focused development.
Best for: Committed junior golfers who want a deeper summer training experience
Format: Month-long commuter or boarding academy
Price: $7,995 commuter / $9,995 boarding
2026 Session: July 6–31
Includes: Private lessons, on-course instruction, fitness, mental training, and practice sessions
The Crown Golf Summer Academy is built for juniors ready for a more committed training schedule and a serious development environment. This program gives players more time to work on their game, build better habits, and experience a stronger academy-style routine.
Best for: Younger golfers who are learning the game in a fun, age-appropriate setting
Ages: 5–11
Format: Week-long kids camp
Price: $225 resident / $250 non-resident
2026 Sessions: June 22–26 and August 3–7
Includes: Basic instruction, practice, and positive early golf experiences
Crown Kids Camp helps younger players build basic skills, confidence, and comfort with the game. It is designed to make golf approachable for kids while giving them a foundation they can continue building on.
Parents want to know their junior golfer is learning from coaches who understand both skill development and confidence building. Crown Golf’s coaching team works with players at different levels, from kids learning the game for the first time to juniors preparing for more competitive golf.
The right coach can help a young player understand what to practice, how to improve, and how to stay engaged with the game. For families who are not sure which program fits best, Crown Golf can help guide the next step based on the junior’s age, experience, and goals.
Whether your child is new to golf or ready for more serious training, Crown Golf gives junior players a place to build skills with support and purpose.
From kids camps to academy-style junior programs, families can choose an option that fits their schedule, skill level, and long-term goals. If your junior golfer is ready to learn, practice, compete, or simply enjoy the game more, Crown Golf can help them get started.
Call Crown Golf: 817-395-3131
Ari is a PGA Associate and Titleist Performance Institute (TPI) certified coach with a background in competitive collegiate golf and advanced training in biomechanics, movement screening, and swing efficiency. Originally from Mexico City, Mexico, Ari brings an internationally informed perspective to his coaching, combining modern technology with a deeply individualized approach to player development.
Ari played collegiate golf at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, where he won the 2021 American Southwest Conference Individual Championship and contributed to the program’s conference success. His experience competing at the collegiate level, combined with his expertise in biomechanical analysis and data-driven coaching tools, allows him to design highly personalized improvement plans for players of all skill levels.
As a certified instructor within the GOLFTEC Coaching System, Ari specializes in integrating TPI movement screenings, launch monitor data, and video swing analysis to improve efficiency, consistency, and scoring performance. His coaching methodology is built on the belief that lasting improvement requires a thorough understanding of how each player moves, strikes the ball, and thinks on the course.
Ari works with a wide range of players — from beginners discovering the game to competitive golfers refining their performance — offering instruction across all areas of the game, including full swing mechanics, short game and wedge play, ball striking, distance control, and on-course strategy. His commitment to individualized programming and evidence-based coaching makes him a trusted resource for any golfer looking to improve.
To book a lesson with Ari, call 817-395-3131.
TD grew up in a coaching family in West Texas, playing multiple sports up until college. He then went on to play golf at #1 ranked Odessa College and the University of St. Thomas, and eventually graduated with a Bachelor’s in Exercise Science from the University of Houston.
TD’s teaching style is influenced by science, and is driven by performance and efficiency, rather than a specific visual of a golfing motion. TD’s mentors include Justin Poynter, a Royal Instructor at the Crown Golf, Billy Tuten, a former PGA Tour player and standout at the University of Houston, and Scott Cowx, PGA Canadian teacher of the year.
TD is currently a student at Texas Woman’s University, studying golf biomechanics under Dr. Young-Hoo Kwon. In the biomechanics lab, TD studies elite golfers in order to understand the forces and torques that create an efficient, powerful, and safe golf swing. TD’s work experience includes The Vaquero Club and Wildcat Golf Club.
TD’s certifications include:
· Scott Cowx Certified 5.0
· Dr. Kwon Biomechanics Level 1 and 2
To book a lesson with TD, call 817-395-3131.
Peyton is currently an instructor at Crown Golf. She is from Dinwiddie, Virginia and graduated from Methodist University with a Bachelors in Business Administration and Marketing with a concentration in PGA Golf Management. Peyton was a member of the Women’s Golf Team, where she helped her team place third in the NCAA National Championship and received Honorable Mention All-American honors. Peyton is Jim McLean Certified instructor and will also become a Class-A PGA Professional at the beginning of 2020. Her work experience includes working at Westchester Country Club, Jim McLean Golf Center at Dallas, The Patterson Club, and Lake Shore Country Club.
To book a lesson with Peyton, call 817-395-3131.
Taylor’s teaching philosophy is simple: If a player can master certain essential skills and bridge the gap between training and performing on the course, they can play better golf. He also insists that his students work hard, have fun, and enjoy themselves throughout that process.
Taylor began playing golf at a young age and eventually went on to study Business and PGA Golf Management at the University of Idaho where he graduated with honors and his Class-A PGA membership. In the program, Taylor found his love for teaching and for competitive golf. During his tenure there he became one of the top players in the program and competed in 2014 in the PGA Jones Cup, an annual national tournament held at the PGA Golf Club in Port St. Lucie, FL. Taylor shot the low total score for his team.
As a former Jim McLean Master Instructor, Taylor’s teaching style and philosophy was shaped around in-depth study of the golf swing and what the best players in history have done as they play the game. Learning under Jim and working with him during clinics, golf schools, and private lessons with PGA Tour players taught him what it takes to be a world-class teacher. Further influencers include “Top 100” teachers Butch Harmon, James Sieckmann, Brian Mogg, and Rick Smith. Taylor also found mentors in “Best Young” instructors Joey Wuertemberger, Jason Guss, and Grayson Zacker.
The most important lesson he has picked up is to never stop learning. Taylor continues to improve and educate himself through personal research and reading as well as traveling to seminars and summits around the country. Some of these include Dr. Kwon, Mark Blackburn, Shawn Humphries, Brandel Chamblee, Scott Cowx, and Scott Fawcett of DECADE Golf. His certifications include Titleist Performance Institute Level 1, Swing Catalyst Level 1, and CAPTO Putting Levels 1 & 2 Instructor Certification. He also uses leading technologies in his teaching including Trackman, SAM PuttLab, CAPTO, BodiTrak, and high speed video combined with JC Video analysis software.
Taylor has experience teaching all levels and all types of players, from beginners to advanced competitive players including men, women, and juniors of all ages.
To book a lesson with Taylor, call 817-395-3131.
Originally from Richmond, Indiana, Joey is a graduate of Methodist University where he majored in Business Administration with a concentration in Professional Golf Management. After college, Joey had a successful professional career in which he competed on several tours and competed at the PGA Tour Qualifying School. Over the last 18 years, Joey has worked with players of all skill sets from the PGA TOUR, LPGA TOUR to your recreational golfer.
Joey has had the opportunity to work on his own game and also spend time with some of the best coaches in the world. Joey develops individualized programs for each student through comprehensive skill assessments, short game assessments, statistical analysis, and any necessary technology.
Professional Credentials
Professional Golf Accomplishments
Notable Students and Accolades
Continuing education includes certifications and attending seminars:
To book a lesson with Joey, call 817-395-3131.
Originally from Louisiana, Justin received his Executive MBA from Louisiana State University. After completing his collegiate baseball career, Justin focused on golf. He worked closely with Jim McLean as he managed the Jim McLean Golf Center – Texas for thirteen years. He also developed the Jim McLean Junior Academy.
Justin’s experience and accomplishments are listed below:
Continuing education includes certifications and attending seminars:
To book a lesson with Justin, call 817-395-3131.
