What my clients have to say
Excellent 30 minute lesson that has given me a lot to think about and practice to improve my swing. Very good use of 'visual' references to aid me in my swing profile.
Nick Oswald
Tehidy Member
The course was a great introduction to golf. It was a fun and relaxed day. Looking forward to attending more sessions in the future!
Debbie Eccles
NHS Nurse
My son has become inspired to play a sport that he may not otherwise have taken up. Great communication and very welcoming throughout. Thank you!
Steve Proctor
Dept Head Teacher
New to Golf - Frequently Asked Questions.
It’s exercise while socialising. Catch up with friends, and have a bit of friendly competition….Dec, of Ant & Dec fame, tells us why he’s so passionate about the game of golf. He first got into the game when he was in his mid-20s after going down a driving range to hit a few balls.
We advise that all new golfers arrive at Tehidy about 15 minutes before their lesson is due to begin. The Pro Shop is positioned at the front of the main Clubhouse. Register with one of the Pro Shop staff and they will advise you where the Practice Ground is located for your lesson.
It’s a game for all ages and abilities. Plus its unique handicapping system allows people of different abilities to play and compete together. |
Equipment can be provided if necessary. It is advised to wear comfortable (smart) clothing and a pair of outdoor leisure shoes with a good grip.
The team in the Pro Shop will guide you through a range of golf club options from new to second hand with choices to suit all budgets. Think of buying a set of golf clubs to buying a pair of shoes. There’s not just a one size fits all option and buying golf clubs should be treated as a considered purchase. The team at Tehidy are qualified to provide a ‘Club Fitting Service’ so you will be secure in the knowledge that you have been measured correctly for your set, at a price to suit.
Individual lessons are best booked in 40 minute slots and ideally spaced out no more than 7 days apart. Taking the lessons on a regular basis is particularly good for beginners as they don’t have the experience to practise effectively on their own.
Generally, after six lessons taken over 4-6 weeks a new golfer has practised the fundamentals required to play on a golf course. This would include set-up and swing and short game including chipping, pitching, bunker play and putting.
I encourage my pupils to get out and play even just a few holes as soon as possible. It’s important to experience the course to understand the joy of playing the game rather than just trying to improve the swing and hitting balls on a practice ground.
A blend of ‘Lessons Practice & Play’ is the ideal formula to take your game to the next level.
For further information contact…Pro Shop: 01209 842914
email: j.lamb@golfinstructor.co.uk
Now that you’ve taken some lessons and started playing, perhaps at the local ‘Play and Play’ you might want to consider becoming a member of Tehidy Park Golf Club. We welcome new members here at Tehidy and the team at the club will make your transition to membership as smooth as possible.
Joining the golf club will make it easier to meet new people to play with. You will find plenty of fellow members you will feel comfortable with and who play at a time and level that suits your lifestyle and experience. Tehidy has thriving friendly membership made up of the following sections Men, Ladies, Seniors and Juniors who organise and run competitions, teams and social golf.
The handicap system in golf allows players of any age, experience or skill to play together and enjoy a competitive game.
There’s no better way to make friends in the sport than getting involved in the social life of the golf club. If you are new to the area or wanting to make a fresh start, you’ll find Tehidy Park Golf Club welcoming and full of potential new friendships. We have a busy social scene with quizzes, event nights and Captain’s Roll Ups in the summer as well as Mixed Golf competitions throughout the year.
For more information about membership at Tehidy Park Golf Club please contact the Club Secretary
Tel: 01209 842208
The handicap system in golf allows players of any age, experience or skill to play together and enjoy a competitive game.
There’s no better way to make friends in the sport than getting involved in the social life of the golf club. If you are new to the area or wanting to make a fresh start, you’ll find Tehidy Park Golf Club welcoming and full of potential new friendships. We have a busy social scene with quizzes, event nights and Captain’s Roll Ups in the summer as well as Mixed Golf competitions throughout the year.
For more information about membership at Tehidy Park Golf Club please contact the Club Secretary
Tel: 01209 842208
Good clip of Ant and Dec (Declan) why he enjoys golf
Yes, gift vouchers are extremely popular and help to kickstart golf participation. Please fill in the form below to receive further information.
Golf is a sport for the whole family as you can learn to play and compete together.
You can play competitive golf at club, county and national level and turn professional if you reach the grade?
Golf Lesson Prices
Individual Lesson
£40 Adult 40 mins
£20 Junior 30mins
Re-Charge/ Refresher Lesson
Set Up Fundamentals
Swing & Technique
Practical Advice
Premium Coaching Package
£175 Package Price
5 Coaching Sessions
& Simulator Gap Test
Understanding the Fundamentals
Full Swing Development
Short Game Improvement
Course Management Skills
Gap Test & Wedge Matrix Session
Junior Group Coaching
£4 per junior 60 mins
Group Coaching
Learning the Fundamentals
Understanding Etiquette
Fun Games
Competitions
Womens Golf & Social Group
£8 per session
Group Coaching
Equipment Provided
Learn the Basics of the Game
Experience the Course
Meet new Friends
Starts April 1st 2022
The Basics
noun: Golf
A game played on a large open-air course, in which a small hard ball is struck with various clubs into a series of small holes in the ground, using the least number of strokes to complete the course.
On our courses we’ll explain everything from how to get started to how to get into the right mindset to play competitively.
Long Game
noun: Long Game
The part of golf concerned with hitting the ball across the distance from the tee to the green.
Generally, shots that are made outside of >100 yards from the green are considered to be part of the long game .
Generally, shots that are made outside of >100 yards from the green are considered to be part of the long game .
Short Game
Think of the Short Game as being all shots less than <100yds into the hole. Topics covered would include Pitching, Chipping, Bunker Play and Putting.
Alex Hay – The Mechanics of Golf
ISBN: 9780312524500
Illustrations by Alex Hay
with the kind permission of David Hay
ISBN: 9780312524500
Illustrations by Alex Hay
with the kind permission of David Hay
Mentor
The drawings shown by Alex Hay from his book ‘The Mechanics of Golf ‘
I had the privilege to work and be mentored by Alex whilst on his PGA coaching staff at Woburn Golf Club 1989 – 2001 during his tenure as Head Professional and Managing Director.
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Rules
The Rules of Golf are administered and governed by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews (R&A) and the United States Golf Association (USGA).
They are comprehensive and provide answers to the many issues that arise in a game that is played worldwide on many different types of courses by players of all abilities.
The underlying principle of the rules is fairness. As stated on the back cover of the official rule book
R&A USGA
“Play the ball as it lies, play the course as you find it, and if you cannot do either, do what is fair.”
Etiquette
Golf etiquette covers everything from how you dress, to how you behave – the aim is not to belittle anyone but to ensure that everyone is able to enjoy the game.
If you’re not certain of what to expect then please ring and ask…
‘Honesty’, ‘Integrity’ and ‘Courtesy’.
Golf Jargon
Have you ever wandered what a Birdie is or a Par? As for a Double Bogey? I’ll explain all you need to know during your first lessons – don’t be afraid to ask..
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Best Practice...
Short Game
60%
Long Game
40%