All About Golf

[wobblejelly]

My daughter was enrolled with Kindergolf for 1 year but I decided to stop her lessons recently.

I think it is better to get other private coaches as the fees that Kindergolf charge is expensive and pace too slow. Most of the lessons were conducted in-doors until much much later in the curriculum. I just cannot figure how the kids can learn if they are not out there hitting golf balls.

[dreams]

Hi,


i am thinking of sending my 5.5 year old son for Golf lesson cos recently he attended a golf school holiday program and enjoys it. It was with KinderGolf.

Other than Kindergolf, anyone has any other suggestion for Golf classes?

[LILY FOO]

You can try any of the golf academy at country club with golf facilities. My boy is having lesson since 5 at Phil Brew Golf Academy at NSRCC.

[poo_power]

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[sleepy]

LILY FOO:

You can try any of the golf academy at country club with golf facilities. My boy is having lesson since 5 at Phil Brew Golf Academy at NSRCC.

How much is the fees? Which coach is good?

[noobparent]

oooh. expensive sport to pick up.


I assume after your boy picks up the rudimentary of golf, you’ll be bringing him to play at some club?

[Parent2008]

Tim:

KinderGolf teaches more than Golf. It is about child development in various aspects with relation to the sports. Many avid golfer wishes they had started early and had learned first from the green(Chipping and Putting) to the tee box.


There is a new KinderGolf outlet set up in Serangoon Gardens, 10A Maju Ave. Trainer and Coaches there are solid in golf. Centre is run by a Singapore PGA professional.

Hi, I am keen to know how you are aware that the Trainer and Coaches are solid in golf? I have seen a lot of the them and they look barely 25. For the price we are paying (something like $50 per session), I think that there could be Pros charging such rates. And with their emphasis on \"indoor\", I wonder how long it will take for a child to progress outdoor (which is the real game).

[fattysuperfamily]

Most of the time, parents themselves know the sport before sending their kids to pick up golf right? Heard there are events where dad/mum team up with kids for a game...so for thsoe parents who are into the game... :?

[fattysuperfamily]

ops…i meant who are NOT into the sport.

[fattysuperfamily]

noobparent:

oooh. expensive sport to pick up.


I assume after your boy picks up the rudimentary of golf, you'll be bringing him to play at some club?

Yes agree. Unless parents are golf enthusiatics themselves...otherwise IMO can explore other sports...just my thoughts...