The River Club

Fun

Rain or Shine we have activities for your kids.

Ages

Boys and Girls 9 – 14 years

Activities

Athletics, Cricket, Golf, Netball, Rugby, Soccer and Virgin Active warm-ups
Plus
friendly games and entertainment

Cost

Full day: 8am-3pm
2 day Camp: R350
Participants can stay on until 5pm for an additional R40 P/P for your convenience.

Featuring

Unrivaled coaching and expertise from the leaders in Youth Coaching, both provincially and nationally.

What you get

• Live Football and Movies (on account of the weather)
• Goodie Bag
• Full Balanced Lunch
• Refreshments
• Participation Certificate
• Guest appearances from famous rugby players

Venue

The River Club, Liesbeek Parkway, Observatory

Dates

June

14th-15th  Mon, Tues
17th-18th Thurs, Fri
July

5th- 6th Mon, Tues
8th- 9th Thurs, Fri

Booking is essential

Contact us:
021 448 6117 or email
sarah@riverclub.co.za

Brought to you by:

The River Club – Golf and Conference Centre
Red Cap Marketing

In association with:

Virgin Active
Spur Steak Ranches
Supersport | Let’s Play
Nestle Milo
Western Province Athletics
Ryan Maron’s Cricket School of Excellence
Game Peni
Sporting Opportunities
South African Golf Institute | Cape Town Academy

Putting – Cape Town Golf Academy – 021 3000140

TAKE THE CORRECT PATH TO ACCURACY

In the correct address position your feet, hips and shoulders are parallel to the target line. Ensuring your eyes are over the ball encourages your neckline to be parallel to the ground, which enables your shoulders to move in a natural arc.

To start the backswing the right shoulder moves both backwards and upwards, the arms and club swing backwards on a slightly “inside” path, which is a natural response to the arc of the shoulders. Remember, the length of the stroke ( backswing and follow through) will determine the distance of the putt.

The putter swings back into the impact position. Note how the arrows on the hoop indicate the turning of the shoulders and swinging of the arms in unison. The putter is returned to a square position at impact, which leads to an accurate putt.

The left shoulder must continue to move upwards and backwards, allowing the right shoulder to swing under the chin and down the target line. The arms move in conjunction with the shoulders swinging the putter on the correct path. The use of the arms and shoulders like this minimizes wrist action and therefore allows the more reliable larger muscles to guide the putter.

In the completion of the follow through, the putter head has moved on an inside path relative to the target line. Remember, the length of the follow through is determined by the length of the backswing, they are equal in length. The total swing distance will determine the length of the putt.