Skill development • Ages 9–12 and 13+

Elevate 36

Coaching, structured practice, and testing give golfers a clear, motivating pathway from developing fundamentals to confident on-course play.

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Kelsey coaches junior golfers during an Elevate 36 practice.

The Elevate 36 Pathway

Golfers begin close to the hole and work backward as their skills improve—25 yards, 50, 100, 150, 200, and eventually the full course. The goal at every level is simple: shoot 36 or better for nine holes. Coaching, structured practice, and testing give golfers a clear, motivating journey.

November 2026

Four weekly one-hour classes, led by Director of Player Development Kelsey Verbeten Frey. Submit a registration request for your preferred class. Our team will follow up to confirm availability and next steps.

Elevate 36

Four classes · $125

Build swing mechanics, sharpen the short game, and work toward passing each level through practice and testing days.

All times are Central. Classes meet at Elevate Indoor Golf, 641 Baeten Rd, Green Bay.

Find the Right Next Step

Kelsey can help choose the right class based on age, skills, and readiness. For ages 4–8, explore Little Birdies. Middle school and competitive programs have their own eligibility requirements.

For high-school golfers seeking purposeful independent offseason practice, explore the Winter High School Development Program. The Winter Player Book provides a plan, measurable challenges and progress tracking from November through March.

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A coach gives a junior golfer hands-on instruction inside Elevate Golf.Two junior golfers read a putt together during on-course play.

Build Skills. Build Confidence. Love the Game.

Young golfers practice together during an Elevate Little Birdies session on the golf course.
Kelsey coaches junior golfers during an Elevate 36 practice.
A coach gives a junior golfer hands-on instruction inside Elevate Golf.
Two junior golfers read a putt together during on-course play.
Elevate Girls Golf participants pose with an LPGA Girls Golf banner inside the simulator facility.