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moom
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Golf crash course

Post by moom » Sat, 04 Nov 2006 5:31 am

Help! Having a gathering of old school cronies in Jan and need to learn to play golf PRONTO!!! where can I go? Happy to ferry to Indo or drive to M'sia if I have to!

None of that once a week deal - i can take 2-3 day's leave and that's ALL!!

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Post by marj_kee » Sat, 04 Nov 2006 12:07 pm

Hmm .. how should I put this .. ?

Golf is not like .. say ... scuba diving ... where you could go through a 2/3-day crash course and start exploring the underwater world.

For golf, yes, you might find an instructor who could give you a 3-day crash course on theory and strokes/swing ... but most importantly its the committment and decipline to practice regularly. Else, you'll find yourself playing "hockey" or digging grass most of the time.

Go to a golf range, check with the pros there regarding lessons. They would be most willing to help :wink: Grasp the basics ... then start whacking it away at the range. After you get a feel for it, go to one of those golf courses in Malaysia or Indonesia to experience actual playing on greens.

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Post by Danflower » Wed, 08 Nov 2006 12:16 pm

You can get the basics at Marina Green Superbowl. They have 2-month elementary courses (again it depends where you live). If you are in hurry, you can have one-to-one lessons. I know a good coach there. If you need his contacts, send me PM. Good luck 8-)

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Post by moom » Thu, 09 Nov 2006 2:24 pm

Hello! I can't PM you cos I'm too much of a newbie... can you put his/her contact down for me?

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Post by Danflower » Thu, 16 Nov 2006 2:05 pm

moom wrote:Hello! I can't PM you cos I'm too much of a newbie... can you put his/her contact down for me?
Sorry I was not in the forum for a while...: He is the email of the coach (just talked to him): [email protected]
Enjoy! :)

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Post by Bonbon » Sat, 18 Nov 2006 12:46 am

try Queens.

They have quite a few coaches, friends who have taken lessons there and commented very good. I find Queens quite reasonable, and easily to get to close to town....

http://www.queenstownclub.com.sg/GolfRange.htm

or else see other golf clubs

http://www.golfers.com.sg/

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Golf Lessons

Post by golfcanuck » Sat, 09 Dec 2006 10:23 pm

You can get a lot from a few hours with a good golf pro, but it takes practise to really improve your skills. There is no "quick fix" but a good pro can help you become more consistent pretty quickly. I am a PGA pro from Canada working at a school here in Sing if you need a hand.

[email protected]

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Re: Golf crash course

Post by Yoda » Tue, 16 Jan 2007 8:05 am

Try Parkland Golf Driving Range on ECP .. they have cool offers and start the lesson with YOU PRONTO :) njoy !
cheers

Y.

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