June 14-18, 2009 Day Campers: Ages 8-18 Overnight Campers: Ages 11-18 Beginners Intermediate Advanced

Dianne Dailey’s Girls’ Golf Camp At Wake Forest University

ENROLLMENT FORM

DIANNE DAILEY JUNIOR GIRLS’ GOLF CAMP

JUNE 14– 18, 2009

Golfer’s full name _______________________________________

Home Address:__________________________________________

City:____________________ State:_______ Zip Code:__________

Home Phone:____________________________________________

Emergency Phone:________________________________________

Age at Camp:_____________ Years played golf:_______________

Avg. 9 Hole Score:___________

Skill Level:_____ Beginner _____ Intermediate ______ Advanced

T- Shirt Size: Women’s: S M L XL Youth: S M L XL

Roomate Preference (2 campers per room):___________________

Day Camper ($ 600):_______ Overnight Camper ($ 975):_______

Parent’s Name:_________________________________________

Patent’s Email Address:__________________________________

A $250 Nonrefundable Registration Fee is required with this Application.

Final payment is due by May 15, 2009. Sorry credit cards are not accepted.

Checks should be made payable to: Dianne Dailey Golf Camp

Mail Enrollment Form & Deposit to:

Dianne Dailey Girls’ Golf Camp

Wake Forest University

PO Box 7346

Winston-Salem, NC 27109

Telephone inquiries contact Robin Walton at 336-758-5619.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONADDITIONAL INFORMATIONADDITIONAL INFORMATIONADDITIONAL INFORMATION Insurance: Dianne Dailey Golf Camp carries an excess medical insur-

ance policy covering medical expenses for injuries and accidents occur-

ring during camp activities. Expenses which are declined for payment

through camper’s personal insurance and/ or through excess policy

become the personal liability of campers’ parents/guardians.

Key Deposit:: A key deposit of $75 (check) will be collected at check-

in for overnight campers, and returned when key is returned at check-

out.

Travel: Campers flying to camp will be transported by their camp

counselors to and from the Greensboro Piedmont Triad International

Airport. Upon arrival, campers will be greeted by their counselors at

Baggage Claim. Airline Departures should be scheduled after 4: 30pm

on Thursday.

Equipment: Each golfer should bring golf clubs and gym or golf shoes.

A detailed list of equipment will be mailed upon enrollment.

CAMP SCHEDULECAMP SCHEDULECAMP SCHEDULECAMP SCHEDULE Day 1 2:00pm: Overnighters check in to Palmer Dorm, 3: 00pm: All

campers: Orientation and instruction at the Golf Complex, Welcome

Dinner, Pickup at 6: 30 Overnighters will have evening activities

Day 2 9: 00am: Instruction at the Golf Complex, Lunch, Practice/ Play

at Tanglewood, Pickup at 5: 00pm Overnighters dinner and speaker

Day 3 9: 00am: Instruction at the Golf Complex, Lunch, Practice/ Play

at Tanglewood, Pickup at 5: 00pm Overnighters dinner and games

Day 4 9: 00am: Instruction at the Golf Complex, Lunch, Practice/ Play

at Tanglewood, Pickup at 5: 00pm Overnighters dinner and talent show

Day 5 8: 30am: Camp Tournament at Tanglewood, Picnic & Awards,

Pickup at 2: 00pm Overnighters check out at 2:00pm

Wake Forest is led by head women’s

golf coach Dianne Dailey. Her teams

have notched 25 team victories, in-

cluding two ACC Championships and

two East Regional NCAA Champion-

ships. The Deacons have made NCAA

appearances and finished in the top 20

of the final rankings in each of the last

16 years.

Coach Dianne Dailey will lead the instruction with a qualified

staff of head and assistant college coaches and LPGA teaching

professionals. Girls will receive personal instruction and will be

supervised at all times. Campers will be grouped by age and

skill level. They will receive intensive instruction each day in the

full swing, putting and short game. Campers will have an enjoy-

able experience playing skill competitions and following instruc-

tion in the afternoons campers will play a round of golf .

SPECIAL CAMP FEATURESSPECIAL CAMP FEATURESSPECIAL CAMP FEATURESSPECIAL CAMP FEATURES Video Taping: Golfers will be filmed on videotape to check

their progress.

Progress Reports: Each camper will receive daily progress

reports which will be useful to them during and after camp.

Rules/ Etiquette/ Course Management: There will be a

discussion session regarding the basic rules and etiquette of

golf. Tips on course management will also be provided. A

possible quiz will be given & prizes awarded.

Sports Psychologist: We will have the WFU Women’s Golf

Team Sport Psychologist speak one evening about the

importance of the mental game.

INSTRUCTION & SUPERVISIONINSTRUCTION & SUPERVISIONINSTRUCTION & SUPERVISIONINSTRUCTION & SUPERVISION Admissions Information: A representative from the Wake Forest

Admissions Office will speak one evening.

Camp Tournament: On the final day of camp, campers will have

the opportunity to apply what they’ve learned throughout the week

in a tournament atmosphere. Trophies will be awarded.

Facilities: The majority of each session’s activities will be held at

the Haddock Golf Center on Wake Forest Campus, a state-of-the-

art practice complex, while play will take place on Tanglewood

Park’s golf courses. Basketball courts, volleyball courts, and other

playing fields are available for participants enjoyment.

Golfers will live in the modern, air-conditioned Arnold Palmer Dor-

mitory at Wake Forest and will be served meals in the campus cafe-

teria. Participants are expected to abide by the rules. Failure to do

so will result in dismissal without refund.

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