Private Golf Lesson | Golden Moments

Private Golf Lesson Two Hours

Private Golf Lesson Two Hours :

The Experience

Golf is one of the most popular sports today, and has had its biggest expansion in recent years. Golf is much more than hitting a golf ball, so to really master the sport of Golf there are lots of factors you need to be aware of. Golden Moments now offer you your own private golf lesson which is guaranteed to improve your golfing game.

Vital Information

This Golf lesson is suitable for people of a minimum age of 18 years only.

The Weather

This golf lesson is not weather dependent, however in extreme weather the experience might be resceduled.

Session Length

This session golf lesson lasts for approximately 120 minutes in total.

Numbers

Golf lessons can be either on a one to one basis or in small groups depending on availability.

Spectators

Spectators are allowed on the driving range, but are unfortunately not allowed on the golf course.

What To Wear

The dress code for golfing is good shoes, preferably sport shoes. Jeans are not allowed. Golf Clubs will be provided. If you have your own equipment, you are more than welcome to bring them.
Availability

This experience is available from April to November, all days of the week except Sundays.

Location

Various locations in Ireland

Code : IE10069903

Private Golf Lesson Two Hours :

Private Golf Lesson Two Hours : Availability

This experience is available from April to November, all days of the week except Sundays.

Private Golf Lesson Two Hours : Fascinating Facts

Since its popularity has risen, golf have evolved a lot since its beginning. Most notable is the equipment of the game. Some of the most clear advancements in the game of golf, is the development of the golf ball. The Golf Ball has changed a lot and have had different forms before the 1930s, before the United States Golf Association (USGA) set standards for weight and size. Standards were later made by the USGA, stating that the golf balls initial velocity cannot exceed 250 feet per second. Since then, the golf ball has continued to develop and impact the way the game is played.