The links below are to the RCGA's national website programming.
If you are looking for the Saskatchewan Golf Association's CN Future Links Mobile Clinic information please scroll down.

Direct links to:

• CN Future Links
• SaskTel

(City/Town, Location, Instructor(s)) - Additional locations will be added as they are confirmed

The SGA would like to thank the CPGA of Saskatchewan for their efforts in delivering the Future Links Clinics to kids throughout Saskatchewan. The following is a list of locations and people that delivered Future Links Clinics in Saskatchewan. As a result of your efforts we have delivered Future Links Clinics to over 5,000 kids in Saskatchewan this year. Way to go!

1. Swift Current, Elmwood Golf & Country Club, Jeff Chambers
2. Saskatoon, Brunskill School / Wildwood Golf Course, Rob Lee
3. Prince Albert, Cooke Municipal Golf Course, Darcy Meyers
4. Lloydminster, Lloydminster Golf & Country Club, Kyle Mulligan
5. North Battleford, North Battleford Golf & Country Club, Dana Johnson
6. Kelvington, Kelvington Golf Course, Trevor Secudniak
7. Saskatoon, Saskatoon Golf & Country Club, Nick Leblanc / Tyler Volk
8. Meadow Lake, Meadow Lake Golf & Country Club, Kyle Duffin
9. Moosomin, Moosomin Golf Club, Henry Hemmes
10. Saskatoon, Willows Golf & Country Club, Davidson Matyczuk
11. Swift Current, Chinook, John Gaudet
12. Regina, Wascana Golf & Country Club, Todd Zado
13. Langham, Langham Golf Course, Craig Prentice
14. Loreburn, Loreburn School, Phil Grosse
15. Esterhazy, Esterhazy Elemntary/ Esterhazy Highschool, Trevor Secudniak
16. Hodgeville, Hodgeville Golf Course, Jeff Chambers
17. Blaine Lake, Blaine Lake Golf Course, Jody Dueck
18. St. Brieux, St. Brieux Golf Course, Phil Grosse / Brad Blair
19. Moose Jaw, Hillcrest Golf Club, Trevor McPhearson
20. Macoun Golf Course, Amanda Minchin
21. Quill Lake, Quill Lake Elementary School, Phil Grosse / Brad Blair
22. Indian Head, Indian Head Golf Course, Tanner White
23. Weyburn, Weyburn Golf Club, Dean Toles
24. Waldheim, Waldheim Golf Course, Jody Dueck
25. Avonlea, Avonlea Golf Course, Matt Millar
26. Leask, Leask Golf Course, Jody Dueck
27. Shellbrook, Shellbrook Golf Course, Danny Jutras
28. Tisdale, Tisdale Golf Course, Derek Tallon

To book a Future Links Clinic contact Phil Grosse, SGA Manager of Sport Development & Marketing at (306) 975-0873 or email.  Download, view or print the registration or information forms below: 

• CN Future Links participants registration form
• CN Future Links Information

1. Identify possible dates with consideration of other activities - school trips, other sports, etc.
2. Estimate the number of kids, number of groups, number of school classes to be involved in the clinic
3. Groups of approximately 10 is recommended and separate groups for boys and girls
4. E-mail interest in a clinic along with details including what dates are best, where the clinic might be held, at a local golf course, practice range, school yard or gymnasium, number of kids involved to Phil Grosse, Manager of Sport Development & Marketing at email
5. Spread the word of the upcoming clinic to all students, other classes, other schools, other golf courses as well as other towns in your area. The more golfers involved in your area, the better it is for everyone.
6. Coordinate and confirm arrangements with Phil Grosse. If an adult is present to help with supervision during the clinic, that is welcome.
7. Collect $ 10 from each golfer involved
   

Other information regarding your clinic:

• Cost - $10 per session per junior golfer. The cost of this program is subsidised by the SGA, RCGA and Sask Sport
• Ages - 8-17
• Grades - 3-12
• Equipment - All golf balls, clubs, tees are provided
• It is helpful to have one adult present to help the instructor with supervision
• Clinics are scheduled for 2 hours to give time to get help with and practice the full swing, chipping, pitching and putting as well as rules, etiquette, games and fun
• This program is available to all Saskatchewan schools, cities, towns, golf course, community associations, regions, parks, etc.
• If there is inclement weather, we will try to make other arrangements
• After the junior clinic, if there is time and interest, any other golfers in the community may have the opportunity to schedule group clinics or individual lessons from the CPGA Professional conducting the Mobile Clinic

One of the very popular and successful ways golf has been brought to young people who may not otherwise have an opportunity to learn about the game is the CN Future Links Mobile Clinics presented by SaskTel.

The objective of the mobile clinic is to:

• Bring more kids into the game
• Introduce youngsters to the game of golf
• Develop future generations of golfers

The Saskatchewan Golf Association, in cooperation with the Canadian National Railway, the Royal Canadian Golf Association, CPGA of Saskatchewan, ClubLink, Ford, SaskTel and other sponsors have delivered the mobile clinic program in Saskatchewan since 1996.

The program is available to schools from early May until the end of the school year and again in late summer until the end of September. During the summer months the program can be booked through golf clubs.

The Level One program designed to develop a good basic golf swing. The clinics are a maximum of two hours in length with one hour each for long and short game.  All equipment is supplied and additional resource material may be available to students.

Class sizes are usually limited to 12 students for safety reasons and each location can have up to four classes (48 students). The course can be taught in a schoolyard, but the use of a local grass or sand green golf course is preferable. There is a $10 fee per student for these classes.

More information about the CN Future Links Mobile Clinics presented by SaskTel is available by contacting Phil Grosse, SGA Manager of Sport Development & Marketing at (306) 975-0873 or email.

• 2008 CN Future Links Mobile Clinics presented by SaskTel Schedule 
• 2007 CN Future Links Mobile Clinics Pictures (Photo Gallery)