Tuesday 15 August 2017

Golf Ready| Why Women should play golf!

If you have been thinking about re-inventing yourself and capturing a new outlook that gives you an added edge about you, then look no further, start playing golf. A lot can be said about the so called ‘gentleman’s game’, with many negative perceptions of elitism, exclusivity and costly lifestyle coupled with much more valuable traits you can gain by becoming a seasoned golfer.

As a golfer and champion for the golf lifestyle, I can add a bit of insight and alleviate the fear or misconceptions that are misleading people in general. Since signing up for a 12 week beginner’s golf program over 10 years ago which costed me about roughly R 3000 at the time through the reputable development program of the ‘World of Golf’. 
At the time I was leaving my cozy life of employment and jumped head into the world of being self-employed with very little savings. My thinking at the time was let me spend time with decision makers and use golf as my source of business, without breaking a sweat….so I thought.

I later discovered that there is far more to golf than what I had assumed and more than anything it’s more of an attitude, lifestyle and personal journey that will test your character every 18 hole course you play. The best part about being a woman and playing is that naturally being the flower amongst the thorn….you get plenty of attention without a doubt.  
So if you single and fishing….best pond to surf your preferred LSM potential LOL. If you are strictly business rest assured that you will be able to sharpen those acumen skills and adopt sort after values that will be enshrined in your DNA as follows:

-          Trust yourself – a full swing gives you all the elements to raise your confidence level. Trusting your swing is everything to making a perfect shot….if you are iffy, you miss or shank the ball
-          Follow through – plenty of great set up balls or moves have fallen through the cracks all because of no follow through…this is n different to doing business
-          Keep your eyes on the ball – the second you start to look up and focus on where the ball is going you will miss your shot, so stay focused on hitting the ball
-          Your opponent is irrelevant – it always comes down to your handicap and personal score, the next person’s game should not affect your performance, you playing against yourself
-          If you still thinking about your last bad shot – your next shot will mirror your thoughts.
-          Practice makes perfect – the only way to raise the level of your game is to keep playing.

Don’t miss out on your opportunity to have a new outlook on life by learning how to swing at the upcoming I-WIL-B peer network session tagged #BossLadyFriday. I-WIL-B hosts #BossLadyFriday in partnership with 018 Golf campaign towards the “right-to-play’ initiative with proceeds going towards a charity that benefits disadvantaged Day care centers and pre-schools through donation of playgrounds, toy library and sport apparel.  The network session starts at 14h00 at Pecanwood Golf Club at the driving range, followed by cheese and wine and networking till 19h00. Entry fee is R 350 for I-WIL-B members and R 550 for guests. Limited space available. Membership forms will be available at the network session for those who are not yet members.

To be part of #BossLadyFriday please email us i-wil-b@gropmail.com to get an invite and RSVP link.


I look forward to meeting and greeting all of those who are planning to attend #BossLadyFriday



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