How To Help Kids Playing Golf
I have never been a keen golfer in fact I only gave it a bit of a go when I was younger because my dad wanted me too, hey, at least I have it a bit of a try right?. so although I tried it and I was okay at the sport, it just was not a sport for me. there are so many programmes and schemes out there for helping young people getting into the game and the course in which my Dad plays at is actually one that works really well and they do it with a little help from a chocolate bare.
A Chocolate Bar?
Forget those golf batteries and leisure batteries as an incentive to actually win the mini tournaments played by training youngsters at this club they will offer out not one but two chocolate bars to the person who comes out on top in the smaller tournaments. I am not really sure people like Jamie Oliver would really approve of a scheme like this one it seems to work really well and gets the kids to improve their game.
when it comes to things this will not make too much of a difference because they are only small sized chocolate bars. This cannot happen by the way as the same person is not allowed to win the chocolate bars two weeks in a row which is a bit fairer on the other kids playing. A prize is given out each week for the person that tried the hardest and this person is always chosen randomly.
So forget those marine batteries, chocolate bars are the way forward when it comes to trainee golfers!
In the end it is up to the club on how they train all of the new kids that are starting and really want to improve their game, this is just one small way that you can really improve the kids games.
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