Stick to Golf Scholastic Learning System

Pitching Station:

The Stick to Golf Pitching Station consists of one Teeny Target, one Teeny Tee Mat, one pitching club with special built-in grip assist (either right or left handed club), and 3 Stick-to balls. The players will use their own club or the special pitching club that can be purchased with the unit. They’ll pitch the special stick-to balls from a Teeny Tee Mat to the stand-up Teeny Target with a green, fairway, hazards and out-of-bounds. By placing the Teeny Tee Mat at varying distances from the Teeny Target, even the most accomplished golfer is challenged.

NOTE:  The Pitching Station can be purchased with or without the special pitching club. 

Playing Instructions:

The Teeny Target and Teeny Tee Mat can be set up at home, indoors or outdoors, in a classroom, a hallway, or gymnasium. Increase the difficulty factor by moving the Teeny Tee Mat farther away from the Teeny Target. Even the most accomplished golfer is challenged. Play individual or group games or practice your short game.

HOW THE PITCHING STATION WORKS IN SCHOOLS:

1. Equipment for each Pitching Station:
Each station consists of one pitching target, one tee mat, one iron, one stick-to ball, and a clipboard.

2. Allow a minimum of 36 square feet (6’ by ‘6) for each station.

3. Place the tee mat at a designated tee distance (red, gold, white, or blue).

4. Assign students to each Pitching Station
Groups of two or three students should be assigned to each Pitching Station. The responsibilities listed below can be combined based on how many students are assigned to each station. For a twosome, the students can collaborate to determine the score after each stroke. The members of each group rotate through the positions.

The Player
• Uses a pitching club and one stick-to ball.
• Pitches three times.

The Peer Coach
• Reads the body set up and stroke instructions to the player.
• Encourages and guides the player.

The Scorekeeper
• Uses the clipboard, a pencil and the scorecard.
• Records the player’s individual hole scores on the scorecard.

The Rules Interpreter
• Interprets the rules and makes the final scoring decisions.
• Communicates the Birdie-Par-Bogey score to the Scorekeeper.
• Consults with the facilitator when scoring clarification is necessary.

Ball Return Person
• Returns the ball to the player

5. How to get better - faster!
• Practice up close for immediate success.
• Practice up close for immediate success.
• Use these two tips to get better faster.

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