Jameson Wallace

Jameson Wallace

Wallace Golf Academy

3646 Scotland Road, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania 17202, US

(717) 263-8296

http://www.wallacegolfshop.com

jwallace@chambersburgcountryclub.org

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Please indicate past awards won/recognitions:
N/A

Other awards won:

Total number of individual lessons given per year:
Male: 20
Female: 20
Junior: 20

Total number of individual clinics given per year:
400

Please indicate any Growth of the Game initiatives your facility/academy has launched over the past year (please give specifics on such programs):
One of our recent Growth of the Game initiatives has been offering complimentary wellness checks to our members. The program is designed to encourage members to take a more holistic approach to their health and wellness while introducing them to the connection between overall wellness, physical activity, and golf.

By providing the wellness check at no cost, we have been able to remove a barrier to participation and encourage members to take advantage of a resource they may not otherwise pursue. The initiative also creates an opportunity to engage members beyond traditional golf programming and reinforce the Club as a place that supports an active, healthy lifestyle.

We believe initiatives like this help broaden the appeal of the Club, strengthen member engagement, and encourage more members to remain active and involved in golf.

Please share any programming you have made to keep your customers & students engaged:
Our Golf Academy has created a year-round programming environment designed to keep students engaged, progressing, and excited about the game. We currently serve approximately 100 junior participants along with 40 women through our instructional programs, creating opportunities for golfers at a variety of ages and skill levels.

Our programming combines structured instruction with on-course experiences, allowing students to take what they learn during lessons directly to the golf course. We emphasize skill development, fun, and measurable progress while creating a social environment where participants can build relationships and develop a lasting connection to the game.

For our junior golfers, we incorporate Operation 36 programming to provide a clear pathway from learning the fundamentals to playing on the course. Students work toward measurable milestones and advance through different levels as their skills and confidence develop.

The combination of regular instruction, on-course play, technology, and progression-based programming has helped us keep students engaged and, most importantly, create golfers who continue playing beyond the academy.