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KAIAPOI COACHING PROGRAM
WINTER 2009
The following is a continuation program of the sessions started in 2008.
This program outlines aspects, which will be, covered through to September 2009.
At the conclusion of this program the schedule will be reviewed with players and Administrators. Any changes will be considered and implemented.
Each session will be conducted using practice facilities at the Kaiapoi GC.
Players assemble on the practice fairway for a 2-hour program.
APRIL
Session begins with chipping, technique and distance control. Using a range of different clubs to land in the same selected area.
Continue with pitching and full swing up to 130 meters.
Players assessed on error correction.
Session begins with chipping and pitching drills, approx 40 mins.
Full swing 130 meters. Working today on set up fundamentals.
Grip, Alignment, Posture, Ball position.
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Session begins on the putting green.
Players issued with a list of drills and exercises. Fundamentals covered include, alignment, posture, grip and distance control.
Today players will see their swings on video. Error identification is discussed and written notes with correction strategy given to each player.
Previous session reviewed with each player and progress checked. Drills and exercises observed and any adjustments implemented.
Technique checked with a range of different clubs and distances.
Date and Golf Course set for group game in September, players, parents etc.
Time spent today simulating shots needed for a game situation. Example, x1 driver into landing area, x1 fairway wood, x1 pitch or chip. Repeat as if playing par 3, 4 or 5. Compete with partner.
KAIAPOI JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM
EVALUATION SESSIONS
Throughout the outlined program there will be sessions evaluating the progress of players.
At the beginning of the summer 2008 program and at the conclusion of the Winter 2009 program.
Results are recorded, players weak areas identified and stored on player record for future comparisons.
These are 2-hour sessions with players moving around different assessment stations.
The sessions assess the following technical aspects of each player:
* Grip
* Aim
* Set Up
* Posture
* Ball Position
* Swing Plane
* Impact
* Chipping
* Putting
Each player is assessed on his or her shot making ability.
Using a framed “H” shaped matrix each player will be observed hitting the following shots to a 130 metre target,
* Low trajectory
* High trajectory
* Hook
* Slice
* Straight
Players understanding of each shot will be noted.
* Alignment and Set Up
* Club Selection
* Distance Control
* Impact
Other methods used to assess each player
1. Dot Handicap System.
Each player in these groups will have a handicap record registered with New Zealand Golf. As these scores are entered progress can be measured.
This also involves rounds on different courses, tournament and casual play.
As part of the program players will be made aware of the tournaments suitable for them to play both at Club and Canterbury level.
2. Target “H” Matrix
As mentioned above this is an “H “ shaped structure standing approximately 7 foot high. Placed 10 metres in front of the player the ball needs to be curved around, under or over the crossbars and uprights.
The landing area can be placed in any position for pitching or distance shots.