#WeLoveGolf – How to get involved #WeLoveGolf is The PGA’s golf development campaign. It focuses on encouraging more women, girls and families to play the game and connects them to PGA Members. All Members can take part in the campaign, here’s how. Case Studies We have engaged with PGA
We asked five PGA Professionals why people visiting the 148th Open Championship should sign up for a FREE 15-minute lesson at the R&A Swingzone at Royal Portrush… Jordan Patmore: You have an opportunity to ask questions on your own game, seek free advice and hopefully take something away
Are you interested in connecting with like-minded businesses and individuals who share a passion for golf? The PGA Business Club brings together people with a love for the game of golf and allows them to meet and do business. As well as providing numerous networking opportunities both regionally and
PGA Professional Sam Stuart is working with local students who have been excluded from school and is using golf as a way to build their skills and keep them in education. What is the name of the project and where did the idea come about? The project is named Golf
PGA Advanced Professional Sarah Sutcliffe is based at Tickenham Golf Centre, Bristol and works with Stroke Survivors, supporting them back into the game. Sarah runs hour-long sessions through England Golf’s ‘Get into Golf’ initiative with the help of North Somerset’s Stroke Association. What made you want to get involved
PGA Assistant Professional Thomas Bowen is launching a mental health campaign for young adults, after the sport helped him turn his life around from depression. Bowen, who is based at North Wales Golf Club, will work with young adults, aged 18 to 24, through mental health charity MIND and
PGA Member John Francis is hoping his own personal experiences with mental health, which saw him attempt to take his own life on three occasions, will inspire other people to come forward and talk about their problems. The 52-year-old has suffered from depression for more than 20 years and
THE PGA is once again taking part in Coaching Week 2019 which will highlight the important role coaches play in helping to create the conditions for people of all ages, gender and ability to thrive, as individuals, as groups and as communities. From June 3-9, The PGA will be showcasing the amazing projects and stories PGA Professionals
PGA Fellow Professional Stuart Disney (The Mendip Golf Club) talks about how his pro shop won ‘Most Improved Business of the Year’ at the recent TGI Awards. What daily challenges do you face in running a pro shop and teaching? Time management can be a bit of a
