School’s in Session this Summer - On the Course!
http://www.mbsun.com/assets_c/2009/06/Golf Summer School-thumb-261x271.gifMyrtle Beach is making summer school fun. The Golf Capital of the World has partnered with three of the game's best instructors to create special Golf Summer School programs. Improve your game with expert tutelage and state-of-the-art instruction equipment. Your quest for higher education will guarantee future success on the golf course!
Curriculums to improve all levels of talent are offered, arranged in comfortable student-to-teacher ratio classes. Our teachers utilize the latest techniques and teaching equipment and instill knowledge from past experiences that has earned accolades for outstanding playing and teaching abilities.
The Hugh Royer Champions Golf Academy at the Jack Nicklaus-designed Long Bay Club is home to Hugh Royer III, a former PGA Tour player, four-time Nationwide Champion and the school's lead instructor. The academy is the perfect fit for professionals and experienced amateurs to refine swing techniques, course management skills and tournament preparation, but welcomes players of all levels. This year, they're also offering weekly and multi-week training camps for junior boys and girls age 12-20.
South Carolina PGA Section Teacher of the Year in 2005 Ted Frick heads up Top 25 Golf School of America pick Classic Swing Golf School at multi-course facility Legends. The Classic Swing has one of the area's most elaborate practice facilities including equipped with lights and was selected by Golf Magazine as the Most Affordable Top 25 Golf School in America.
Brad Redding, a Top 100 Teacher selection by Golf Magazine, oversees the Grande Dunes Golf Academy in the heart of Myrtle Beach. The Grande Dunes Academy offers its own March-April specials and for the ultimate golfer a four-day golf retreat with Redding.
Golfers can choose the schedule that best fits their schedule and budget, whether it's all about practice, practice, practice, or if he or she wants to test out what they've learned on the Grand Strand's variety of tee-to-green challenges.
Also, kids 16 and under can play free on 46 Grand Strand courses when accompanied by a paying adult. Other courses offer substantial discounts for junior play.
"We want Moms and Dads to bring the entire family to Myrtle Beach where everyone can enjoy golf,'' says Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday president Bill Golden. "This year we want to help families improve their games and their golf vacation to be filled with memories they'll cherish for a lifetime.''
Source: Myrtle Beach Golf Holiday
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