Golf

$299.00

GOLF 041 | High School | Middle School | 0.50 Credit Hours

This course includes instruction for proper golf grip, stance, backswing, downswing, follow-through, short game, putting, problem shots, proper club for fairway distance, rough, greens, sand traps, and so forth. It also teaches golf terminology, rules, and etiquette and requires 45 holes of golf over three to four months. Students must submit scorecards from five games to receive credit.

GOLF 041 | High School | Middle School | 0.50 Credit Hours

This course includes instruction for proper golf grip, stance, backswing, downswing, follow-through, short game, putting, problem shots, proper club for fairway distance, rough, greens, sand traps, and so forth. It also teaches golf terminology, rules, and etiquette and requires 45 holes of golf over three to four months. Students must submit scorecards from five games to receive credit.

*Note:

Before beginning any exercise program, consult with your doctor. Participants and their legal guardians assume all responsibility and risk associated with any participation in any exercise program or related activities.

You'll need golf clubs, balls, tees (other golfing equipment may be necessary to play the game). You'll need access to a golf course where you can play and practice.

Course Details

  • 1. The Rules and Etiquette of Golf
    2. The Swing
    3. Putting with Confidence
    4. The Short Game
    5. Recovery Shots

  • The course content is the only text required for this course, but I strongly recommend a copy of The Rules of Golf, the United States Golf Association’s official rule book.

    Other Materials

    • If you don't have a copy of the Rules of Golf, you may access the rules on USGA's website at www.usga.org.

    • You'll need golf clubs, balls, tees, possibly a golf glove, and other golfing equipment necessary to play the game.

    • You'll need access to a golf course where you can play and practice.

    • This course is designed for right-handed players, so left-handed players should read the material with opposites in mind. Left-handed players are encouraged to seek other sources, including websites and personal instructors.

    • This course contains several video files that will help you understand the material and learn to be a better golfer. You need internet access in order to watch them.