A Leap Forward for Golf Instruction

Sydney, Australia, August 13, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Most people who start learning golf later in life end up giving up on this magical game. Many peoples' retirement dreams of playing the world's best golf courses are broken, along with their driver, on the local municipal golf course.

The internet is littered with golf instruction sites, but the end result is a confusing array of videos, tips, and exhortations. In order to learn to play golf at a mature age, a methodical approach is needed. The Golf Mentor provides an enjoyable way of doing this, as such it can be the key to golf for many people.

With the Golf Mentor (www.thegolfmentor.com), the user can target by how many strokes they want to improve and commit to the number of games they will play each month and the number of hours they will practice.

Having committed to improving, the golfer can then plan each month the aspects of the game on which they will concentrate. This reduces the natural tendency to go from fix to fix, and instead focus sufficiently to see a real difference in their game. Every time the user plays or practices, they can use the Golf Mentor's free handicap tracker to record your games. Besides being able to post your scores, they can also record their weaknesses and strengths. They can also post details of practice sessions, including the duration and outcome. At anytime, the user can request reports, including an analysis of their games and how well they are tracking against goals. These reports are invaluable in guiding the learning experience.

Over time, the Golf Mentor can make a huge difference to a golfer's game. At present there is a free seven day trial of premium membership at www.thegolfmentor.com.