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Want to learn how Will does it? Join us for the workshop at the 2017 PGA show.
He’s going to cover “How to Transition Your Students into Coaching Programs by Going Against What Everyone Has Been Telling You” over the workshop on Thursday, January 26th. Will always delivers relevant and practical education and I’m looking forward to hosting this event with him.
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In this episode we’re talking about effective learning and what our guest, Christopher Smith has learned as a long time coach and Guinness World Record Holder in Speedgolf (a round of 65 played in 44 minutes with just six clubs at the Chicago Speedgolf Open in 2005).
This conversation ranges from working on best practices for working on a side project to creating better learning environments for students based on data. Definitely a conversation to grow from with 2015 Australian Teacher of the Year, Stuart Leong.
How do you start a group coaching program in a resort town / golf course? It’s a question I’ve heard from tons of coaches trying to figure out how to get group coaching program going. Maybe you’ve had some of these excuses
Today’s guest shares a case study of how he got his program going and the simple steps he took to get there.
Stuart Morgan is the director of instruction at the International Junior Golf Academy (IJGA) in Hilton Head, South Carolina. IJGA is a full time golf academy where students live and go to school at, drawing players from all over the world.