Are you prepared for your Golf Lesson? You’ve make the decision to get golf instruction and your next lesson is coming up. When you are investing in lessons, you want to get the most out of them so you can improve your skills and level up your game. That is why it is important to be prepared. Here are a few things to do before you attend your next golf lesson. When Booking your Lesson Find out as much information about your lesson when booking, especially if it is your first time. You will need to know if the equipment is supplied, or if you need to bring it with you. This will ensure that you arrive prepared. Reflect and Write Down Questions Thinking about your patterns when playing and reflecting on your abilities will bring up questions to ask your instructor. If there is anything is particular you want to know or improve, write it down before your lesson and take it with you. So often we forget to ask when in the midst of a lesson, only to get home and still h...
New to Golf? Here is our top advice to Golfing Etiquette The modern game of golf as we know it is thought to have originated in Scotland in the 15 th century. A game with lots of traditions and rules of play, over time this has developed into golf etiquette that all players should abide by. The right etiquette shows respect for other players and appreciation for the course. If you are new to golf, making sure you learn and follow the etiquette will see you welcomed into golfing community, rather than ruffling up feathers! Here are some of the most common golfing etiquette rules to follow: · Stay quiet and still when other players are taking a stroke. It is easy to be put off by noisy chatting and movement. Show respect to other players by allowing them to play their shot without disturbance. · Do not tee-off until the players before you are well out of range. This usually means after they have pl...