Myths about teaching can hold you back
- Year 11
Game play: using a variety of shots
I can compete against an opponent and apply the correct technique for a variety of shots in order to win the game.
- Year 11
Game play: using a variety of shots
I can compete against an opponent and apply the correct technique for a variety of shots in order to win the game.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- Move: applying the correct technique for putting and chipping leads to accurate shots.
- Think: deciding where to aim a shot in order to avoid the hazards requires careful planning and strategic thinking.
- Feel: completing the hole in as few shots as possible, avoiding hazards, requires self-discipline to avoid frustration.
- Connect: encouraging and supporting each other boosts morale and fosters a positive team environment.
Keywords
Hazard - a specific area on the course designed to challenge players by making shots more difficult
Par - the expected number of strokes that a skilled golfer should take to complete a hole
Penalty stroke - an extra stroke added to your score as a result of breaking a rule or hitting the ball into certain areas
Common misconception
Pupils think we only get a penalty stroke if we break a rule.
Explain to pupils that a a penalty stroke is an extra stroke added to your score as a result of breaking a rule or hitting the ball into certain areas.
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Equipment
golf balls or tennis balls, cones , tees, 1 putter between 2, 1 wedge between 2, various targets
Content guidance
- Risk assessment required - equipment
- Risk assessment required - physical activity
Supervision
Adult supervision required
