[alwann]

Anybody know if there is an age requirement for this golf school? (Sure, I can call and ask but it's Sunday.) My two teenage grandsons may be coming for Easter break. They're 18 and 16. They've played a few times but are still very much beginners.

[Papa_lecki]

Originally Posted by alwann

Anybody know if there is an age requirement for this golf school? (Sure, I can call and ask but it's Sunday.) My two teenage grandsons may be coming for Easter break. They're 18 and 16. They've played a few times but are still very much beginners.

If you can afford it, a private lesson with the two of them and a pro might be a better option, especially if your grandkids are athletic. They will pick up the game much quicker that way.

Maybe plan for a private playing lesson (on course) too.

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by Papa_lecki

If you can afford it, a private lesson with the two of them and a pro might be a better option, especially if your grandkids are athletic. They will pick up the game much quicker that way.

Maybe plan for a private playing lesson (on course) too.

EXCELLENT suggestion! They also won't pick up Grandpa's bad habits. (Not that he actually has any)

[kkingston57]

Originally Posted by alwann

Anybody know if there is an age requirement for this golf school? (Sure, I can call and ask but it's Sunday.) My two teenage grandsons may be coming for Easter break. They're 18 and 16. They've played a few times but are still very much beginners.

DO these kids want to take lessons with a group of people who are probably 55+ years old and more than likely very a lot less athletic? They are still very flexible and most of TV do not have same skills or strength.