UW Students

Current UW students will be able to follow the “Register Here” link to register for golf classes using your UW NetID (once posted).  Golf classes are located in the “Golf Classes” category.

• For UW students not enrolled in Summer quarter, please request a “Student No Access” membership from recinfo@uw.edu.  This will activate the discount for golf classes in July, August and September.  Please allow 24 hours to be activated.  Partial refunds will not be given after you have registered.

UW Employees

If you do not have a current Rec membership, UW employees will need to be “Verified” in ordered to receive the discounted rate.  Please email recinfo@uw.edu in order to have your eligibility verified.  Include “Golf Class Employee Verification” in the subject line.  Once verified (and registration is open), take the following the steps. (Register Here>Golf Classes>Adult Golf Lessons)

Non-UW Members (General Public)

We will need to create a membership profile and account log in for you in order to access our system.  Please email recinfo@uw.edu in order to set this up.  Include “Golf Class Fusion Profile and User Account” in the subject line.  Please include your first and last name, phone number and pronouns in the email (required for profile set-up).  Once created, you can sign in to create a new password and sign the class waiver.  Once completed (and registration is open), take the following steps. (Register Here>Golf Classes> Adult Golf Lessons)

What to Expect

This is a one-time, 2-hour session of 5-10 students per class. The lesson will be geared towards beginners, but the instructor is able to teach up to more advanced levels depending on the skill of the group. The instructor will cover material in a group setting, then students will break up individually to work on their swing. The class is meant as an “intro to the game”, so even students with no golf experience are welcome.

What is Covered

These lessons will be focused on the basics! Grip, alignment, setup, and full swing. The differences between woods, irons, and short game will be discussed. Balls and clubs included.

UW Students

Current UW students will be able to follow the “Register Here” link to register for junior golf classes using your UW NetID (once posted).  Please email recinfo@uw.edu your children’s name/s and birthdate/s so we can add them to your account.  Include “Junior Golf Class add family member for UW Student” in the subject line.  Junior golf classes are located in the “Special Interest” category.

UW Employees

If you do not have a current Rec membership, UW employees will need to be “Verified” in ordered to receive the discounted rate.  Please email recinfo@uw.edu in order to have your eligibility verified and included your children’s name/s and birthdate/s so we can add them to your account.  Include “Junior Golf Class Employee Verification and add family member” in the subject line.  Once verified (and registration is open), take the following the steps. (Register Here>Special Interest>Jr Golf Lessons).

Non-UW Members (General Public)

We will need to create a membership profile and account log in for you in order to access our system.  Please email recinfo@uw.edu in order to set this up.  Include “Junior Golf Class Fusion Profile and User Account” in the subject line.  Please include your name, phone number, children’s name/s and birthdate/s in the email (required for profile set-up).  Once created, you can sign in to create a new password and sign the class waiver.  Once completed (and registration is open), take the following steps. (Register Here>Special Interest>Jr Golf Lessons).

Accessibility

UW Recreation’s programs, operations, and facilities are intended to be inclusive and accessible. If at any time, you have a need or concern please contact us, we encourage everyone to participate in our department offerings. For accommodation requests connected to a disability or health condition contact us at (206) 543-4590 or at recinfo@uw.edu. Requests can be responded to most effectively if received as far in advance as possible, preferably at least 10 business days.

Request Disability Resources for Employees:

• hr.uw.edu/dso
• dso@uw.edu
• (206) 543-6450 (Voice)
• (206) 543-6452 (TTY)
• (206) 685-7264 (FAX)
• (253) 642-0142 (VP)

Request Disability Resources for Students:

• uwdrs.uw.edu
• uwdrs@uw.edu
• (206) 543-8924 (Voice & Relay)
• (206) 616-8379 (FAX)

Safety at Night

To ensure your safety when leaving UW Recreation facilities at night, different organizations at the UW provide some options that are free and may be available to you:

NightRide

NightRide is a UW shuttle service that provides a safe and easy way for U-PASS members living in the general university area (see service map) to get home at night. Shuttles for the east and west route zones make their first stop at the IMA front entrance and run every 20 minutes during operating hours. All shuttles are wheelchair accessible.

• Learn more about the NightRide program.

SafeWalk

The SafeWalk program is a safety walking program provided by the UW Police Department and operated by security guard staff members.

• Learn more about the Husky SafeWalk program.

Insurance

UW Recreation does not provide accident or medical coverage for participants. It is recommended that participants obtain their own personal coverage. Students may obtain additional information on student accident/sickness insurance by contacting:  Insurance & Cost | Husky Health & Well-Being (uw.edu)

Refunds

For questions about program or membership refunds, please review our refund policies, and contact our help desk recinfo@uw.edu if needed.

Report Bias?

Report all incidents of bias or suspected bias using the UW’s Bias Reporting Tool.

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