pasadena c.c. golf lessons.?
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Contact them for lesson info:\n\nPasadena Yacht & Country Club \n18-hole (Private) \n6300 Pasadena Point Blvd S\nSaint Petersburg, FL 33707\nUnited States (Pinellas County) \nPhone: (727)381-8337 \nFax: (727)381-8251 \nE-mail:  hightee@aol.com
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You can find several different types of junior golf programs for kids.  The first place to look is www.juniorlinks.com The is a great place for information about programs in your area.  The site also has games, information for parents and information for kids to help them learn the game.  The second place to look would be www.playgolfamerica.com enter your zip code and it will show you a list of programs in your area.  The 3rd place would be your local PGA Section.  Every section has a key person in charge of junior program.  They could help you find something in your area.  You can go to www.pga.com or www.pgalinks.com to find out what section your in and how to contact them.  Good luck  I have a lot of links on my 360 blog roll .  Let me know if I can help\n\n\nNow if anyone is interested in helping put together a junior program they should start with the golf pro at a local golf  course.  Men's and Laide's assoications can play a major role in junior programs.  I find it's best to keep the programs at a affordable price, but not free.  Free does not work, we have one for $49.00.  We teach the PGA's first swing program.  Every get is issued a starter set up clubs with bag and several other items.  All they have to do is complete the classes and demostrate golf knowledge in a fun event.  Once they do that they get to keep the golf clubs.  That is where people can help support junior programs.  The men's and ladies clubs can help raise money to pay for the clubs.
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If I were you I'd call the course and ask them. Usually people are honest with you when you call and ask them what kind of shape the course is in:\n\nHorse Thief Country Club\n28950 Horse Thief Dr.\nTehachapi, CA 93561\nPhone: 661.823.8571\nFax: 661.823.8337
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The PGA has started a program call www.playgolfamerica.com. Go to that website and enter your zip code.  There is a list of golf course programs and some of them you can sign up for on the web.  Next month is free golf lesson month check it out
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You are planning to teach a course? I dont know Southern Cali up and coming.. I really think it depends on your taget audience and what you want to teach them to develop. I know downtown is trying to develop some new condo units an dlofts.. maybe try there?
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I hope this is what your looking for:\nwww.pga.com Look in the improve you game section for golf instruction \nwww.playgolfamerica.com beginner golf programs search engine\n\nMay is free golf lesson month
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Go to their website:\n\nhttp://www.ljcgolf.com/
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I found this, I hope the link below will be helpful to you.\nI also found this info:\nThe Metro St. Louis Seniors Golf Association is seeking new members for the golf season that runs from mid-April to early October. Membership is open to beginners through scratch level players. The format includes 25 outings at a different local course each week. Two divisions will play on Thursdays and two on Fridays. For more information, call 314-238-1253 and leave your name, age, address and phone number. An application will be sent to you.\nClick the link for more!
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Go to \nhttp://www.playgolfamerica.com/pages/golf.cfm\nand enter your zip code.  It will give you a list of golf programs in the area
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www.golf-monterey.com\n\n(831) 373-3701 \nLaguna Seca Golf Club 10520 York Rd\nMonterey, CA 93940 - 6538
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Hello Neil\n\nIts always a good bet to just go to a local course and check in with the pro shop to see about instructions, what times they have available , how much is the cost etc:\n\nNow I would nt spend a lot of money on lessons at first, I would go to a driving range and hit some balls untill I felt comfortable with my swing, while there check out some of the other golfers who seem to be hitting the ball good. You can learn things from them.\n\nAfter you have been to the range several times it may now be a good time to see the pro at your local course, by now you will know if you like to golf or not and its not for everybody. \n\nAlso part of the learning process is to read up on the rules and golf ettequette, you should do this first befor anything else, its a very important part of the game.\n\nGood luck and enjoy this great game.\n\nLeon
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One of the best sites that I know of is golfmagazine.com. You can get written and video tips free of cost. You can even answer a questionaire about your game, and the site will automatically tailor the lessons to your address your weaknesses. Hope this helps.
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There is one company that guarantees tee times on the old course....\n\nKeith Prowse Ltd. Old Course Experience....it's very pricey, but you'll have a time for sure.
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You can call 1-800-468-7700\nor can go here and email them.\nhttp://www.ljcgolf.com/home.htm
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They were excellent affordable clubs.\nSadly they are not actively selling clubs from their website.\n\nhttp://www.confidencegolf.com/\nTelephone  1-800-603-0004\nFacsimile 1-760-341-3787\nAddress Confidence Golf\n75-165 Sheryl Avenue\nPalm Desert\nCA 92211\nUSA\nEmail simon@confidencegolf.com\n\nBut sometimes you may be able to find stuff on Ebay and Amazon.
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Contact the United States Golf Association they will be able to direct you to a Golf Course architect in your area.  \n\nwww.usga.org  \n\nThe United States Golf Association\nP.O. Box 708\nFar Hills, N.J. 07931\n908-234-2300\nFax: 908-234-9687
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Go to www.playgolfamerica.com and sign up for a free golf lesson in May from a local PGA pro.  The search engine will aslo help you find other programs in your area