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Asian Golf Centre endorsed golf sport programme under the Sport Education Programme (SEP) for year 2022 |
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Golf Sport Exposure Programme (2 hours at the golf driving range) |
The Training Programme
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Programme Code: |
FUNF1811001 |
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Programme Category: |
Golf Sport Exposure |
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Programme Objectives: |
1. To introduce the game of golf to masses in a fun and recreational way. 2. To promote golf as a healthy sport activity or hobby. 3. To teach students the importance golf safety rules so as to develop a safe and conducive environment for maximum learning. 4. To learn and apply the knowledge of the sport science in physical preparation for golf and motor skills learning. 5. A hands-on learning the correct fundamental and special skills of the golf swing techniques. 6. An experiential learning session with instructions, guidance, motivation, feedback and performance outcome. 7. The life skills will be integrated in the teaching process for positive character and personality development so as to promote a holistic learning. 8. A fun, thrill and enjoyable session under the tutelage of our golf coach. |
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Description of Programme |
Fun for Novice learning golf swing skills at golf driving range
This is one-off programme conducted at golf driving range. The session starts with golf introduction on: emphasis of golf safety rules; how the game is played; and the equipment used. Our teaching methodology is by direct, indirect, demonstration and hands-on learning to benefit each student of auditory, visual and kinaesthetic modes of learning. Student will learn the correct ways to hold the golf club, the golf posture and the position of the golf ball for the golf swing skills. The correct body movement patterns of an efficient golf swing technique are facilitated by low intensity static and dynamic physical drills practicum. The hands-on learning will encourage each student to utilize their gross motor, visual perception and cognitive skills. The contents of the learning will be broken down clinically for easy learning and retention. Student will learn and play within their physical and athletic ability. We will be eliciting the student physical talent for optimum performance. The golf coach will provide supervision, guidance, motivation, feedback and enhance retention of the golf swing knowledge and skills for the student. The life skills include but not limited to: awareness; self-esteem; assertiveness, coping with stress; coping with emotion; and social effective communication will be integrated in the teaching process for adaptive of positive behaviours. This is to promote a holistic learning. The benefit of this programme is to have a fun, challenging and exciting session. The performance outcome is for student to hit and fly the golf ball to an intended target. We will also be identifying student’s talent to take up regular programme for future golf development. |
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Description of Session: |
The session begins with golf introduction on: the game of golf; how the game is played; the equipment used; emphasis of golf safety rules; and
performing static and dynamic warming up exercises. Next, the coach will teach the iron golf swing technique by: performing the technique several times for the student observation; instructing the student to pay attention on body and club movement patterns; providing guided instructions on technique performance; and highlight the key points for auditory, visual and kinaesthetic student learning modes. Then, the student will practice the technique. The coach will be going to each student to provide assistance and guidance. There will be repeats of the technique guided instructions to benefit the less able students. The coach will select an able student to perform the learned technique so as to encourage and inspire the less able student. This also shows that the technique’s capability can be performed at their learning level. After that, the mini-games will be introduced for fun playing when the student ability surfaced. The coach will perform some trick shots to entertain and maintain the student learning motivation. Lastly, the coach will conduct an oral assessment on what was done well and how they could have play better to finish the session. |
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Principles of Teaching: |
Our principles of teaching are accordance to Singapore Sports Council guidelines: Principle 1: Place the Youth's Interest before Your; Principle 2: Be a Role Model; Principle 3: Have Fun, Wining isn't Everything. |
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Methods of Teaching: |
Direct, Indirect, experiential learning and
Interactive Instructions: Including
demonstration, drills and practices. Employing visual, auditory and kinaesthetic teaching modes to suit various students learning intelligence |
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Programme Principal Coach: |
Philip Ang Certified & Licensed USGTF Master Golf Teaching Professional - USA Certified Professional Teacher and Trainer - University of Cambridge, UK Singapore Ministry of Education (MOE) Registered Golf Coach Singapore Sport Council - NCAP Level 1, 2 & 3 Theory Singapore WDA-WSQ ACTA Certified Trainer & Assessor Certified Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP™) Practitioner - USA Valid Singapore Red Cross First Aid approved by Singapore Sports Council |
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Number of students: |
Minimum 20 students to start. Maximum 160 students. |
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Coach students ratio: |
1:20. |
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Duration per session: |
2 hours or 3 hours. |
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Venue: |
Executive Golf Course and Diving Range. Address: Track 7, Mandai Road, Upper Seletar Reservoir, Singapore 779384. |
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Date, day & time: |
To be agreed. |
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Equipment: |
Basic training golf clubs will be provided. School is to purchase practice golf balls for the students. The cost is $3.40 for 40 practice range balls per student. Students are grouped to share the practice bays at the practice range. |
| The Requirements by Asian Golf Centre, Golf Course Facility Operator and Singapore Sports Council | |
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Letter of Indemnity: |
Parent is required to sign the Letter of Indemnity before the start of the student golf lesson. |
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Punctuality: |
School
to send and fetch their student on time. |
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Outfit for lesson: |
Student is required to come in golf attire. Golf shoe (or sport shoe), collar T-shirt and proper short or pant. |
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Water refreshment: |
Student must has their water for refreshment. |
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Food and snack: |
Strictly no foods and snack to be consumed during the lesson. |
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Performance expectation: |
We will focus on the student character development, learning effort, skill excellence and enjoyment. |
| Sport safety requirement by Singapore Sports Council and Ministry of Education | |
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Environment safety: |
We provide and ensure a safe environment during the lesson. |
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Student safety first: |
Student must be in good health, fitness and follows golf safety instructions during golf lessons. Student who DOES NOT follow safety instructions will be stopped immediately from their golf swing practice. (This include excessive of swinging the golf club during lessons that may cause blisters on the hands or fingers) |
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Protective gear: |
Student is required to wear golf glove, golf shoe or proper sport shoe. |
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Inclement weather: |
In the event of inclement weather the lesson will be conducted at the sheltered practice range. |
| Insurance Coverage, Coaching fee and Terms of payment | |
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Insurance coverage: |
General insurances by the golf course facility operator only. Students MUST take up their personal golf accident plan. |
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Coaching Fee: |
To be agreed on the number of students per class, sessions and golf coaches required. |
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Term of Payment: |
To be agreed |
| Liability | |
| Asian Golf Centre will not be held responsible for any claims arising out of any personal injury, disability or loss of life in connection during the golf lesson/activity/events. This includes all costs, and expenses incurred as a result of such claims. | |
| Change of Terms and conditions | |
| Asian Golf Centre reserved the rights to change the terms and conditions without prior notice. | |
Asian Golf Centre - MOE Schools Golf Exposure Programme Pictures
Student learning and experiencing of golf swing technique, a fun and enjoying session
| Primary School Student Golf Swing Technique Development Lessons |
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| The learning outcome: Student attaining the basic golf knowledge, skills and attitude |
Student experiential learning the golf swing technique, a fun and challenging session
| Secondary School Student Golf Swing Technique Development Lessons |
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| The learning outcome: Student attaining the basic golf knowledge, skills and attitude |
Student experiential learning of the golf swing technique, a fun and challenging session
| Secondary School Student Golf Swing Technique Development Lessons |
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| The learning outcome: Student attaining the basic golf knowledge, skills and attitude |
Student experiential learning of the golf swing technique, a fun and challenging session
| Centralised Institute Student Golf Swing Technique Development Lessons |
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| The learning outcome: Student attaining the basic golf knowledge, skills and attitude |
Student experiential learning of the golf swing technique, a fun and challenging session
| Centralised Institute Student Golf Swing Technique Development Lessons |
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| The learning outcome: Student attaining the basic golf knowledge, skills and attitude |
Student experiential learning of the golf swing technique, a fun and challenging session
| Secondary School Student Golf Swing Technique Development Lessons |
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| The learning outcome: Student attaining the basic golf knowledge, skills and attitude |
Student experiential learning of the golf swing technique, a fun and challenging session
| Secondary School Student Golf Swing Technique Development Lessons |
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| The learning outcome: Student attaining the basic golf knowledge, skills and attitude |
Student experiential learning of the golf swing technique, a fun and challenging session
| Secondary School Student Golf Swing Technique Development Lessons |
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| The learning outcome: Student attaining the basic golf knowledge, skills and attitude |
Student experiential learning of the golf swing technique, a fun and challenging session
| Secondary School Student Golf Swing Technique Development Lessons |
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| The learning outcome: Student attaining the basic golf knowledge, skills and attitude |
Student experiential learning of the golf swing technique, a fun and challenging session
| Primary School Student Golf Swing Technique Development Lessons |
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| The learning outcome: Student attaining the basic golf knowledge, skills and attitude |
Give your students an opportunity: to exhibit their physical talent of the golf swing skills;
self-actualisation of the golf swing technique; and enjoy the fun of playing golf.
self-actualisation of the golf swing technique; and enjoy the fun of playing golf.
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Call Philip Ang at Tel: 82221121 for sign-up details