We look for instructors who have a strong desire to encourage disabled students to learn golf. As the instructors' comments attest, they have become as enthusiastic and excited as the students themselves. He formerly owned golf facilities and has conducted hundreds of children's golf clinics. Why we start with safety Disabled golfers and able-bodied golfers alike must be aware of the possible dangers of golf if they don't follow basic safety rules. According to government statistics, more than 300,000 people have suffered serious golf injuries over the past several years.
Most head injuries happen when people stand too close to a golfer and get hit by a golf club.
Children simply playing with golf clubs can also be injured if they are not properly taught safety beforehand. To begin, the instructor should consider providing a brief overview to the students, explaining who's going to practice hitting balls where, when, and how . It's helpful to hand out a brief diagram of the practice area as described below . Golf balls and tees should already be in the hitting boxes. Left-handed golfers should be positioned at the left side of the tee line.