Almost every British child meets golf the same way. There’s a birthday party or a rainy afternoon, somebody suggests adventure golf, and two hours later they’ve had a brilliant time knocking a ball through a windmill. They ask when you can go again. Then nothing happens, because the distance between a themed crazy golf course and an actual golf club feels enormous, and most parents quietly assume it involves membership fees, a full bag of clubs and a dress code.
It doesn’t have to work like that. Here are five steps that take a child from “that was fun” to actually playing, without spending much to find out whether the interest is real.
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