Showing posts with label golf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label golf. Show all posts

April 12, 2011

You throw like a girl!

Well it should probably read - You Swing Like A Girl... but here's the catch, I don't! I found out last night that my clubhead speed is 90mph! That is within the range of the swing speed of the average male golfer (read: NOT Tiger Woods). I'm not going to lie...I was pretty impressed if you don't mind me tooting my own horn.

And now I've been bit by the bug again...the golf bug to be exact. Always strikes right around this time of year - possibly because the Masters is on and I get to watch dreamy Adam Scott  make birdies left and right and yet he comes in tied for second, sad day....  Back in high school, golf season would just be starting. We probably would have had a couple of matches already and taken our annual yearbook picture. The JV team would have 75 girls in the picture who came out to practice the first day and never came back again. Figures, they just wanted to try to meet the cute golf boys.

March 2, 2011

Getting back in the Swingggg of things

Golf Lessons Available 

Little did you all know, but I'm a Certified Junior Golf Instructor. I played on the girls golf team in high school and was Captain my senior year. I spent my summers in college teaching juniors at the local golf club back in Westport, CT. I teach kids ages 7-17 and I'm happy to go to whatever facility you would like. I'm great with beginners who've never held a club, all the way up to high-schoolers looking to master their skills on the course with a playing lesson. I'm happy to provide you with more information including a reference from the club Pro back in Westport. Prices vary depending on age and ability. Lessons are typically 30 minutes long. Playing lessons are a valuable way for the advanced golfer to get some real practice without causing tension between child and parent.

If you are interested or know someone who might be, contact me at alessandra.sarin@gmail.com.

From the website at my local course in CT




Not safe to play in sandals, but at least the swing was captured!