INDOOR GOLF NARRABRI
& GOLFIE PRO SHOP

3.45 pm to 4.45 pm

 

Term 3 2023 

• (9 weeks - Wed 26 Jul to 20 Sep)

 

Term 4 2023 

• (9 weeks - Wed 18 Oct to 13 Dec)

 

$15 / week or $115 / term (pay upfront - save $20)

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NSW 'Active Kids' vouchers welcome! 

 

Bookings are essential! Click the orange book now button and select the Junior or Teenage Golf Clinic.

 

Golf is a safe, long term sport that teaches life skills, such as sharing, turn-taking and other important strategies like problem solving. Golf also promotes concepts like playing within the rules, good sportsmanship, etiquette and physical literacy which is "the motivation, confidence, physical competence, understanding and knowledge to maintain physical activity at an individually appropriate level throughout life" (Whitehead, 2006).

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This is the holistic learning that gives children and young people:

• physical skills and fitness;

• the attitudes and emotions that motivate them to be active;

• the social skills to be active with others; and

• the knowledge and understanding of how, why and when you move.

 

MyGolf Weekly Junior Clinics facilitate age and skill appropriate participation and development in a fun and relaxed environment. Each child will commence at a level that reflects their confidence and ability. This skills based assessment of where to commence the learning journey considers their goals, age, physical literacy and ability.

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Bronze (Beginner) - Juniors new to golf 

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• Children in lower primary school, approx. 7 - 9 years

• No prior experience needed

• Modified plastic equipment is supplied. Only two brightly colored, plastic golf clubs are used. The 'Launcher' allows for full shots, pitching and chipping to be played off a small rubber mat and tee called the 'Launch Pad". The children learn to hit fluffy tennis balls over small distances towards large velcro targets and flags, making golf easier and lots more fun. The 'Roller' is used to putt the ball towards triangular velcro targets to score points! 

• Fun drills help children develop their motor skills, balance, strength and coordination, as golf requires all of these

• Children learn the basic elements of golf in a modified form, which resembles mini golf

• Instruction is flexible and tailored to suit individual needs

• Safety is a key focus with hula-hoop 'look-then-hit' and cone 'wait-your-turn' zones clearly defined

• Children may begin to explore 2 to 5 holes of the golf course in small groups - 3 children to one adult playing an Ambrose golf format, teeing off 100 meters from the hole

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Silver - Intermediate - Juniors beginning social golf

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• Primary school children, approx. 10 - 12 years

• Little prior experience needed

• Modified junior golf equipment is supplied. Generally a small 7 iron, sand wedge and putter are used for full shots, pitching and chipping off a small rubber mat or grass with a tee. The children learn to hit rubber golf balls over short and medium distances towards obstacles, targets and flags. A small putter is used to putt the ball towards holes on the practice green to score points!

• Instruction is flexible and tailored to suit individual needs

• Safety is a key focus with hula-hoop 'look-then-hit' and cone 'wait-your-turn' zones clearly defined

• Children learn the fundamental elements of golf, including simplified rules and terminology, falling somewhere between miniature and regulation golf

• Coaches and participants are able to track progress by observing measurable skill progression, strengths and weaknesses 

• Children will explore 5 - 9 holes of the golf course in small groups - 3 children to one adult playing an Ambrose golf format, teeing off 150 meters from the hole

• One team (the winners, most improved, the best listeners or the team with the best attitude, behaviour or manners) will give a joint acceptance speech to take home a prize or trophy for that week

• Children demonstrate they are ready for on-course play and learning at Golf level by achieving all required golf skills and knowledge through the Junior Golf Pathway to On-Course Play Golf Safety, Rules and Scoring Quiz

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Gold - Proficient - Juniors developing competative golf skills

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• Upper primary to high school children, approx. 13 to 17 years

• Hold a Golf Australia handicap with the goal of achieving a semi-technical approach to skills development, practice, goal setting, the golf mindset and game development for amateur golf

• Participants usually have their own full or half set of golf clubs and use real (soft feel) golf balls. The set may be new or pre-loved and will include a 5, 7 and 9 iron, a pitching and sand wedge, a driver and possibly a 7 hybrid

• Rules for safe play underpin quiz questions and answers Safety zones are clearly defined for everyone

• Children refine the fundamental elements of golf and will know and understand many of the rules and terminology for regulation golf

•  Children will regularly play 9 - 18 holes of golf recreationally or competitively in small groups with other children or adults teeing off from the women's or men's tees

• Each individual will be confident to prepare and present a short speech to accept a prize or trophy

• Children graduate to platinum level by consistently achieving skills assessment outcomes that lead to eligibility for selection in sub-elite junior golf development programs

 

View the: ​

• Junior Golf Pathway to On-Course Play

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