A free junior golf academy is set to swing into action this summer at a picturesque holiday park.
Caldecott Hall Country Park's golf club has launched a free junior golf academy aimed at eight to 14 year-olds.
Offering an opportunity for young golf enthusiasts to learn and develop their skills in a fun and supportive environment, the junior golf academy at Caldecott Hall's golf club goes beyond simply teaching the basics of golf.
Participants will learn essential golf etiquette and rules, with the academy committed to providing comprehensive training to aspiring young golfers, helping them develop the right techniques and instilling a passion for the game.
With the junior golf academy free as it is held during the summer holidays, participants will be trained by the on-site golf pro.
Young golfers will receive personalised instruction, enabling them to enhance their skills and confidence on the course.
Greg Doggett, operations manager for the park operator Tingdene, said: "We are committed to supporting our local community.
"Through Tingdene sponsoring the free junior golf academy this summer, it will give youngsters the opportunity to try a sport that they may not otherwise have been able to."
Caldecott Hall will also be launching a series of golf clinics this summer, which are aimed at beginners of all ages, with a focus on group sessions delivered by the on-site golf pro.
Spanning a magnificent 400-acre estate, Tingdene’s Caldecott Hall Country Park offers a wide range of amenities, including an 18-hole Par 73 golf course, bar and restaurant, swimming pool, brand new Disc Golf course, plus more amenities all accessible to the public.
With Caldecott Hall golf club offering 18 and nine-hole golf courses, the club provides a welcoming and supportive environment for golfers to learn, improve and enjoy the sport.
To register your interest for the free junior golf academy, and for further details about the golf clinics at Caldecott Hall Golf Club, please visit www.caldecotthall-countryclub.co.uk/golf-academy
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