

The 5 half day beginner course is an ideal first step into the world of golf, 20 hours of tuition with your professional broken down into five days in groups of no more than 4 giving you all the knowledge you'll need to step out onto the golf course for the first time.
Courses are run either morning or afternoon so you can use your free time to either practice on one of our two golf courses (free to golf school students on tuition days) or explore 1066 country including the historic towns of Battle and Rye.
Every aspect of golf is covered in this course starting with basic swing work working your way from a half swing, up to a full swing whilst developing your wrist bend, release and follow through using the video swing analysis suite.
Course etiquette and the rules of golf are integral parts to this course as well as card marking and course management as finally you’ll be taken onto the golf course to play a few holes and put into practice everything you’ve learnt in the 5 days.
When you leave the James Andrews School of Golf you'll have the confidence to play a round of golf knowing you have all the basics in place.
The 5 half day beginner school includes four night’s bed and breakfast.
Outlined below is the itinerary for the 5 half day beginner course. |
| Day 1 | |
8:30 |
Greeting & introduction |
9:30 |
Stance, grip etc... |
11:00 |
Putting |
12:00 |
Half swing |
1:00 |
Finish |
| Day 2 | |
8:30 |
Chipping |
9:30 |
Wrist bend |
11:00 |
Wrist release |
12:00 |
Pitching |
1:00 |
Finish |
| Day 3 | |
8:30 |
Video swing analysis |
9:30 |
Range work |
11:00 |
Complete swing |
12:00 |
Bunkers |
1:00 |
Finish |
| Day 4 | |
8:30 |
Follow through |
9:30 |
Video swing analysis |
11:00 |
Different clubs |
12:00 |
Rules & etiquette |
1:00 |
Finish |
| Day 5 | |
8:30 |
Putting |
9:30 |
Few holes on the course |
11:00 |
Few holes on the course |
12:00 |
Final analysis |
1:00 |
Finish |
Please note this is a guideline as the structure of the course may change to suit individual students.
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