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Schools Program
This program aims to give Children of all ages a fun and safe introduction to the game of Golf.
We use specially tailored equipment to accommodate every student's needs if required.
Allowing them to participate in all the games and activities. The course is suitable to both indoor and outdoor use in a fun, safe manner. Limited distance plastic balls are used on the School site.
We also have the facility to bring the children to a real golf facility. Check out our locations page at the top.
The emphasis of the instruction is "simplicity" through a games based approach. This ensures a fun pupil centered learning environment.
Skill Development
The curriculum offers much more than basic motor skill development and our range of strands allow focus on a number of areas including:
- Basic skills development – an introduction to the basic skills of the game including putting, chipping, pitching & full swing
- Core life skills -we will teach and will emphasize the importance of life skills such as honestly, integrity and respect in life as well as in the game of golf.
- Physical intelligence – emphasis on the development of fundamental movement skills
- Emotional intelligence – development of golf specific coping strategies that can be implemented in facing issues in everyday life
- Cross curricular activities – incorporating age specific lesson plans that help target areas such as numeracy skills, spatial awareness, etc.
In a school environment, this offers the opportunity for the development of a curriculum that reflects the school’s needs. All of our coached have advanced training in coaching children, are Garda vetted and have their Child Safe guarding certification’s up to date.
With a background in education and as PGA Professional Golf Coach and with qualifications in the area of Sport Psychology and Life Coaching, Head Coach Brian McCormack is the ideal person to develop your own personalized school based program.
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