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Day 1: Awakening the Golfer in you
Just like when you were in grade school, the first day is always the easiest and the most important.  During this first lesson, you'll learn:
    -The history of golf
    -Proper etiquette on and off the golf course
    -How to dress and what to carry in your bag
    -How to find your way around the golf facility and the
     golf course
    -How to stand, grip, and take aim
    -The role each golf club plays and when to play it
    -Putting

Day 2: Become one with the Course
During the second lesson you'll become more comfortable on the course as you experience the art of the short game.  On the second day, you'll learn:
    -Chipping, pitching, and green-side bunker shots
    -Everything you need to know about golf carts
    -Keeping healthy with golf and how to warm up
    -How to care for the course, repairing divots and raking
     bunkers
    -Speed of play and being aware of other golfers on the
     course

Day 3: The Turn
On the golf course, when you've reached the halfway mark, it's called "the turn."  Here the turn means you're halfway to becoming a golfer.  On day three, you'll learn about:
    -Using your irons and playing approach shots
    -Stretching and how o avoid injury
    -Which golfer in a group plays first
    -The importance of being able to identify your golf
      ball
    -The rules of the fairway, the rough, and bunkers
    -Introduction to "it's okay rules"

Day 4: Driving School
You knew your way around the green, the fairway, bunkers, and even the rough.  Now it's time to step into the tee box and let it rip.  On the fourth day, you'll learn:
    -How to use your woods
    -How and where to tee off from
    -Which the markers to use and when
    -Where to park your golf cart at the teeing area/putting
     green
    -The speed of play when it comes to ready golf
    -Where to safely stand at all times

Day 5: Take your Swing
Over the course of the first four days, you've learned the what, when, where, why, and how.  Now it's time to do.  On the final day you'll learn:
    -How to keep score
    -Understanding the basic rules of golf
    -Navigating from tee to green and green to tee
    -How to read on-course signage
    -Tips for playing in outings and scramble formats
    -About upcoming opportunities to play golf