1. Try it first
A taster session, lesson or beginner event is the easiest way to find out whether golf feels right for you. You do not need to decide on a membership before your first experience.
START GOLF · FIRST STEPS
Start golf without having to know everything first.
You do not need a perfect swing or a complete set of clubs to begin. A useful sequence is simple: try golf, learn the basics, find the right place and then move onto the course step by step.
Club rules, course-access models and beginner pathways can differ. The information provided by the relevant club or organiser always applies.GUIDANCE
Step by step
2. Learn the basics
A golf professional or coach can help with grip, movement, safety and the first rules. That avoids unnecessary detours and makes the first shots more relaxed.
3. Find the right club
Distance is only one factor. Clear beginner offers, accessible contacts and suitable training or playing opportunities matter too.
4. Move onto the course step by step
Depending on the club, the path may include lessons, a short course, a course-permission programme or other beginner formats. Your first full round then becomes a matter of practice rather than theory.
WELLBEING GOLF
You do not have to start alone.
WELLBEING GOLF can connect relevant clubs, events, open flights and approved golf buddies without exposing private contact details publicly.
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