Accuracy: can you complete different golf challenges applying accurate rolling?
Lesson details
Learning outcome
I can use accurate rolling skills to complete the challenges in as few shots as possible.
Key learning points
- Move: rolling with the correct technique and power enables accurate shots and leads to success.
- Think: completing the hole in as few shots as possible requires tactical thinking and problem solving.
- Feel: enjoying the game and wanting to improve demonstrates self-motivation.
- Connect: keeping accurate score demonstrates fairness and respect.
Keywords
Rolling - pushing the ball with our hands towards a target
Tee off - the place where you take your first shot
Self-motivation - the ability to push yourself to take action and keep working toward goals without needing external help
Common misconception
In golf, the higher the score you get, the better the result.
In golf, it is better to score a lower score by rolling the ball into a hole in as few shots as possible.
Equipment
An object to throw - which could be a ball or rolled up socks, at least 9 items that can be used as obstacles, and some paper and a pencil/pen.
Content guidance
Risk assessment required - physical activity
Supervision
Adult supervision required
Licence
Lesson video
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Prior knowledge starter quiz
4 Questions
Q1.What do we need to use if we want to find ways to win or be better than an opponent?
Q2.Which one of these answers is an example of a tactic?
Q3.What is resilience?
Q4.Who could be your opponent if you are playing a game by yourself?
Assessment exit quiz
4 Questions
Q1.What is the first shot called when you play golf?
Q2.Where should your eyes focus when rolling the ball?
Q3.How can you make sure you keep score accurately?
Q4.What do you need if the game is tricky and you are playing a game by yourself?
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