NEW 2012 GOLF FACTOR DATES OUT NOW
Junior golf’s premier talent search are already planning towards next seasons exciting Golf Factor
& Future Stars Talent search and are pleased to announce the dates for group stages. The dates for
your diary should be :
The weekend of Saturday June 16th & Sunday June 17th -
For 1st auditions and future stars skills challenges.
The weekend of Saturday 30th June & Sunday 1st July -
For bootcamp & regional finals.
Next year all the regional competitions will be taking place across the same weekends building up to the Champions weekend in September.
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BEGINNER - IMPROVER - ADVANCED
Anyone can enter and everyone wins a prize on the day!
Golf Factor Talent Search is a junior golf talent competition with
the goal of identifying golf talent in the UK to help them become the best they
can be in the sport. There is golf support up for grabs for 3 lucky winners,
which includes elite equipment, coaching, and personal development at the highest
level.
Golf’s high standards of sportsmanship, courtesy, manners and fair play
make it stand out from many other sports, and it sets a very good example to young
people. Golf is now widely recognised as one of the most popular sports in the country
with a reported 4 million golfers taking part in the sport.
Is your child the next Lee Westwood?
Lightning learner Lee took up the game at the age of 13 after his grandparents bought
him a half set of clubs, and less than two years later, he was crowned junior champion
of home county Nottinghamshire.
Lee won his first amateur event in 1990, turned pro in 1993 after winning the British
Youth Championship and it’s been uphill from there. During his successful career,
Lee has won 18 events on the European Tour and has also won tournaments in America,
Africa, Asia and Australia. His Official World Golf Ranking peaked at 4th, and in
2000 he won 7 tournaments worldwide and was ranked first on the European Order of
Merit, ending Colin Montgomerie's long run of European Tour dominance.
A regular on the Ryder Cup team, Lee has played in the last six successive competitions.
2006 saw Lee further embellish his magnificent Ryder Cup record when, for the second
successive time, he remained unbeaten in all five matches.