| １． |
Week one will include the explanation of the golf course followed by the collection of the completed student registration cards. |
| ２． |
The second week will consist of a mini-seminar focusing on the basic history of Golf from 18th century to modern day. Stroke analysis will be on the different golf clubs and optional grips.Club analysis will be on the Driver. |
| ３． |
Week threes mini-seminar is on the golf courses and its specific dimensions. Club analysis will be on the 2-3 Wood. |
| ４． |
Fourth week will cover the golf club and it's named components. Stroke analysis is on the 4-5 Wood. |
| ５． |
Week fives stroke analysis is the No.3-5 Iron. |
| ６． |
In the sixth week we look at the No.4-6 Iron. |
| ７． |
The mini-seminar in the seventh week will view the tactics for the course lay out and options. Chip and run or lay-up short.Club analysis will be on the No.5-7 Iron. |
| ８． |
Week eight will cover the system for handcapping in golf. Club analysis will be on the No.6-8 Iron. |
| ９． |
Week nine the club analysis will be on the No.7-9 Iron. |
| 10． |
In week ten it's the club analysis will be on the No.8-Pitcher. |
| 11． |
Into week eleven the club analysis will be on the No.9-Sandwedge. |
| 12． |
In the twelve week the stroke analysis will come to the final club analysis, that will be the putter. While a mini-tournament will start to demonstrate the scoring knowledge of the students. |
| 13． |
Week thirteen a mini-seminar is designed to review the opening few weeks material. While on the ground the mini-tournament continues. |
| 14． |
The second from last week will be a see the end of the mini-tournament and any final questions remaining from the course. |
| 15． |
Final week a free golf game and club challenge. |
