Junior Golf

Ironwood Golf Club has a popular and growing Junior Golf program led by PGA golf professionals Scott Morris and Butch Penry. The Junior Golf league features instructional training, weekly practice rounds and a season-ending tournament for young golfers ages 9 to 16. Lessons for juniors are offered throughout the year and during the summer. The Junior Golf program is conducted at sister course Gray Eagle Golf Club.

Junior Lessons: 30 Minutes Each
$40: Single individual lesson
$30: Per student for group of two
$25: Per student for group of three
$140: For a series of four lessons
$100: Per student for group of two
$80: Per student for group of three

Scott Morris

PGA professional Teaching Professional

Originally from Indianapolis and PGA professional since 1980, Scott Morris teaches golf to adults and juniors as individuals or groups and is responsible for the planning and development of Junior Golf programs at Ironwood Golf Club, Gray Eagle Golf Club and Winding Ridge Golf Club. An accomplished player, most recently Morris qualified for the 2009 U.S. Senior Open at Crooked Stick in Carmel, Ind. He is a two-time Indiana Section Assistants champion, a two-time Pete Dye National Pro-Am champion and a 15-time Indiana Challenge Cup participant. Prior to joining Ironwood Golf Club, Morris was head PGA professional at Royal Highlands Golf Club in Knightstown, Ind., assistant golf professional at Harbour Trees Golf Club in Noblesville, Ind., and assistant golf professional at Brookshire Golf Club in Carmel, Ind. Today residing in Carmel, he graduated Lawrence Central High School in Indianapolis and attended both Depauw and Indiana universities.

Butch Penry

PGA professional Teaching Professional

A former Indiana high school state champion, Butch Penry has been a Class A PGA professional since 1962. His long history in golf includes 29 years as head professional at Killbuck Golf Club and Meadowbrook Golf Club, both in Anderson. He also was head golf coach at Anderson University. A PGA life member, Penry is a former member of the board of directors of the PGA Indiana Section. Originally from Anderson, Ind., Penry graduated from Anderson High School and Anderson University. He lives in Anderson with wife Mary.