Nurturing todays junior golfers

Programs are designed for junior aged 8 to 15 of all levels

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Golf Tips of the Month

"An ounce of prevention is worth eighteen more holes."

Although the risk of injury from playing golf is not as high as in other sports, golfers are often prone to injuries of the shoulder, lower back, wrist, and elbow.

Warm up your muscles is always advisable before a round of golf. A good stretch of your arms, shoulders, and back are good to prevent injuries on the green.

HSBC Woman’s Championship 2009

Feb 24th, 2009 by admin | 0

Catch world-class golfers like Yani Tseng, Suzann Pettersen, Cristie Kerr, Natalie Gulbis and defending champion Lorena Ochoa compete in the best woman’s golf event in the region.
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How to Get Your Child Started in Golf?

Feb 24th, 2009 by admin | 0

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One of the keys to getting your child interested in golf is finding a program that they enjoy participating in. Select a program that nurtures their interest and stresses having fun.

Ultimately, parents are the catalyst to the growth of their child’s interest in golf. A visit to the driving range where you and your child can spend time together is an excellent way to get started. Invite some of your child’s friends along so that they associate golf with fun. Unless you are qualified to teach, don’t worry too much about instructing your child. Just make sure that he or she gets an opportunity to hit some balls and enjoy the exercise.

Once a strong foundation has been developed, a visit to your local course or Par 3 course is warranted. Try to play in non-peak hours so that your child is not subject to the pressures of pace of play requirements of a busy facility.

Children learn by imitation, so encourage watching a PGA or LPGA event on TV. If you should have a tour event in your local area, go to the course. The crowds and excitement of big time golf are great magnets for a young person’s imagination.

It is important that participation in tournament is the child’s idea. Access and encouragement are two important things that parents can provide to their children to help them learn and enjoy golf