by City Parks Foundation
Free junior golf program at the Flushing Meadows pitch-and-putt, with a netted driving range, practice green and an 18-hole par-3 course where kids learn the game.
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Spring session mid-April–mid-June
Free; register online
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Ages 6–17.
Free; register online
Spring session mid-April–mid-June
Flushing Meadows Corona Park Pitch & Putt, 11368, Queens.
No. CityParks Junior Golf Annex at Flushing Meadows Pitch & Putt is outdoors, so plan for weather, sunscreen and water.
A Corona Shotokan karate dojo teaching kids alongside adults, with beginner classes enrolling on a rolling basis. It also offers after-school classes and rents its space for parties.
A Jackson Heights ITF taekwondo school that has been teaching for about 30 years, with dedicated kids classes. Students work on patterns, sparring and self-defense and can progress through belt testing and competitions.
Jackson Heights location of United Xtreme Martial Arts where toddlers start in Little Tigers (2-4) and kids 5-12 progress through taekwondo belts. Teens train with adults and students can join a competition team.
Elmhurst branch of Champions Martial Arts on Broadway. Little ones join the Little Tigers class, school-age kids and teens train in taekwondo, and the school runs an after-school program, summer camp and a competition team.
Queens Boulevard branch of United Xtreme Martial Arts, a taekwondo school with Little Tigers classes for toddlers (2-4) and children's classes for ages 5-12, plus teen training. Students can compete in sanctioned tournaments and families can book birthday parties.
A Rego Park dojo teaching traditional Shotokan karate to students from age 5 up, alongside Japanese sword-drawing (iaido) for older students. Kids learn stances, strikes and kata in a traditional dojo setting.