
Meet the Team

Youth Golfer
PENNY
Penny is the enthusiastic spark of Panda Bear Golf. Always eager to shave strokes off her game and look fantastic while doing it, she attacks every round with big energy and an even bigger smile. Her natural politeness makes her the ultimate course friend — she cheers louder for others than she does for herself and instantly welcomes new kids into the group with a warm “Let’s play together!” Whether she’s practicing her short game or high-fiving after a great drive, Penny shows every young golfer that you can chase improvement, look sharp, and still make everyone feel like part of the pack.

Youth Golfer
PETE
Pete is the confident, independent young golfer who leads with quiet respect and maturity beyond his years. He learns lightning-fast by watching the pros, then takes those lessons straight to the course with cool focus and steady hands. He never brags — he simply shows up, works hard, and plays with purpose. Pete represents the dedicated side of junior golf: watching, learning, and swinging like he belongs. He proves that independence and respect go hand-in-hand, inspiring kids everywhere to trust their own path while always honoring the game and their fellow players.

Golf Coach
Kay
Kay is the kind-hearted coach bringing encouragement, patience, and positivity. She embraces what makes each player different and has a special way of turning golf lessons into moments kids remember — whether she’s reminding them to “Hold your finish!” or to “Brush the grass like you’re giving it a haircut.” When Pete says he wants to be the best, Kay reminds him, “Then you need to train like you’re the best.” Kay represents the uplifting side of golf: helping kids work hard, believe in themselves, and understand that becoming a great player starts with kindness, confidence, and practice.

Youth Golfer
HARRY
Harry is the competitive young golfer who always wants to bring his best. Confident, determined, and just a little snarky, he loves a good challenge and takes his rivalry with Penny seriously. Harry believes there’s one right way to swing a golf club, which causes him to question Pete’s style. He can be a little clumsy, stubborn, and very sure of himself, but his competitive spirit keeps every round interesting. Harry represents the driven side of junior golf, learning that being a great golfer isn’t just about proving yourself — it’s about growing through competition and becoming a better teammate along the way.
