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Golf Clinics at GUI Academy

  • 08-07-2008 1:56pm
    #1
    slumped
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    Just got an ezine from the GUI about golf clinics they are running up at the Academy in Carton.

    €190 for a full day in a group. It says the group will be limited to 5 people.

    A bit of grub included too but does not list who the pro is.

    Linky: http://www.gui.ie/news_detail.asp?area=1&id=1685

    S


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  • #2
    ShriekingSheet
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,476 ✭✭✭ShriekingSheet


    Personally, I don't like this kind of thing.

    Others might disagree but I believe that having a short lesson, working on one specific learning for a week or so, coming back with that learning in some way ingrained and moving on to a further improvement is the way to gradually improve your technique IMO.

    The main plus here is that you only have a small amount of info to focus on at a time and you have time to work in a new move and then come back to the pro so he can check your progress.

    I know there's probably all aspects of the game covered in the day but it's a lot of info to take in in one go.

    If you covered half the amount of info in 4 lessons in 4 weeks on a one-on-one basis, for the same price (50 quid a lesson) you'd probably improve more for the same money.


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