Interesting little fact for you all – Sunday last week proved to be the most multi cultural day I’ve ever had at coaching golf. Just for the record I had 5 lessons in a row and they went in this order:
1, Japanese
2, Polish
3, English
4, German
5, Spanish
Two of those lessons relied on sign language and demonstrations but both made good progress. I will keep you informed of how things go.
Martin
Ramsey El-Hibria “A wonderful day indeed. The first round (greensomes), Ciaran and me got 39 points with Alex and Ben trailing behind with 34. The second round wasn’t the best, neither was the third ill say. At least we got a full English for brunch, burgers chips drumsticks for lunch followed by chocolate cheesecake with strawberries raspberries and ice cream and then sandwiches for dinner. To sum up, we were shit and came last. lol 
I think it’s time to crank this baby up again
We have a new website http://www.coombewood-golfacademy.co.uk which is for the academy and also our junior section.
Have a look and let me know what you think
Laters
Bazil
First of all let me say sorry for not updating this blog enough. I hope to do a better job with that in 2009.
There are lots of plans for next year which will hopefully improve my website even further.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of you that have sent me Christmas cards and those that have purchased gift vouchers for friends and relatives.
We would also like to wish everyone a fantastic Christmas and a very prosperous New Year.
Don’t forget to get out on the golf course over the holiday and get some exercise. Lol
Take care everyone - hope to see you all soon.
Martin
Seve
By Associated Press
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