Chasin' Birdies Golf Camp

02/17/2026

We tried a new sign up form today and heard everything went smooth!!

We are constantly trying to improve this process and thank you for your patience!

02/03/2026

We are taking all your feedback and working with the website host. Get these glitches out before next week's sign up for the other camps begin.

02/02/2026

Sign ups start tomorrow morning at 5:30 am and continue all month long! We purchased a private server to host us during sign ups so hopefully it is smooth sailing!!

01/21/2026

Dates for 2026 are set! Head to chasinbirdies.org to see the registration dates and camp dates! We look forward to our 14th season of camp!!
-- Registration will open at 5:30 am.

Chasin’ Birdies Golf Camp Lifestyle Activities. Leadership Skills. Outdoor Fun. Sign Up More than a Golf Camp… We take outdoor activities and revolve them around the great game of golf to keep your child engaged and enthused. Our youth development day camp allows your child to not only learn new...

10/15/2025

Looking for feedback: Homeschooling parents- what dates for camp 2026?
May 26.27.28
Or
May 19.20.21.

08/06/2025

Fishing brought some surprises these past two days with a catfish, perch, even a painter turtle 🐢. See y'all tomorrow for the last day of camp for the season ⛳

07/23/2025

Fishing station pics. We had success on live bait and plastic Crawfish.🎣

07/09/2025

Biggest bluegill ever caught at Camp #4 of the year 🎣

07/07/2025

Facebook Friends- Coach Chase needs your help!

As he prepares for his Golf Marathon, Coach Chase is just short of his fundraising goal. The proceeds go toward the First Tee Scholarship Program, which provides educational programs for kids through golf. Any donation amount helps. Chase's goal is over 100 holes of golf for the day!

Click the link to show your support- any donation amount helps.

06/25/2025

The rain brought some nice fish today! 🌧️,🎣

06/24/2025

Day one is in the books. Special thanks to Aquafine of West Michigan, Inc. for providing hydration for our birdies. Taking frequent water breaks was the secret to success as we cycled through our activities.