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Golf in schools: competitive, innovative, educational and inclusive
The Golf Foundation reports that its adapted and competitive golf offering for schools is proving a big hit with teachers and pupils.
The Foundation’s ‘HSBC Golf Roots’ programme in schools is gathering significant momentum in 2013, as 39 out of 46 County Local Organising Committees have selected an HSBC Golf Roots competition for the current academic year as part of England’s School Games curriculum. This high proportion is second only to athletics, and ahead of traditional school sports such as football, cricket and netball.
To find out more about 'HSBC Golf Roots' programme, to get involved with the School Games, or to register to deliver the official national learning programme - the Junior Golf Passport - simply click on the photos above.
The Youth Sport Trust has selected golf as an example of good practise for a sport engaging with the School Games. See the case study here.
If you'd some advice or support from the Golf Foundation, click here and find the contact details for your Regional Development Officer.
The Spyder Cup has been held in Tower Hamlets. This was a multi-racial golf event staged right in the middle of inner-city London (8th May). A group of 16-18 year-olds played the ‘Spyder’ version of the Ryder Cup, adopting many of the sporting attributes of that famous match.
- 13 May 2013 | Big Swing’ in Dorset tees up a generation of new golfers
- 13 May 2013 | Golf formats for SEN/disabled youngsters
- 13 May 2013 | Glyn Abbey forges ahead with Golf Foundation support
- 13 May 2013 | Wirral school project links with thriving community club
- 13 May 2013 | Shirley Golf Club’s commitment to disabled youngsters
