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Old 03-14-2012, 09:25 PM   #2
usatramadolusa

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I say just let them hit balls. Don't keep score, don't try to teach them anything. Just see if they enjoy being out on the course and range.

Trust me, the first time they hit a good shot, they will be hooked.

As for lessons, it isn't absolutely necessary and might actually turn them off to golf. Lessons can be very frustrating and disheartening early on.

Also, make sure you take them to EASY courses. They may lose interest quickly if they lose a lot of balls or are always in the woods.

Another thing, let them tee it up all the way down the fairway. I do that with rookie females and they always have a lot more fun when they can get the ball airborne a few times.
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