Golf Teacher Resources

Learn basic golf terms and definitions of golfing with this golfers glossary.

The rules and regulations for the game of golf. Golfers should play fair while golfing.

Learn about the equipment used by golfers. All about golf clubs, balls, irons, woods, and shoes.

Kids learn about professional golf. The history of the PGA Tour and LPGA and fun facts.

The official web site of the Professional Golf Association of America. Learn about golf news, events, techniques, and more.

A biography of Trevino as he slowly took up the sport of golf to become a leader of the sport.

What are the professionals doing today? Press releases and golf related articles provided for by CBS.

A learning module geared toward English as a Second Language Learners. Students read and/or listen to a short text entitled "Golf Like a Girl, Manage Like a Man" and click on the links below to increase comprehension and vocabulary...

Read about the exciting career of legendary professional golfer, Arnold Palmer, who was the first person to make $1 million playing golf. He is number twenty nine on ESPN's list of greatest athletes of the 20th century.

A brief history of Olympian Babe Didrickson's progression from sport to sport, excelling at every one including golf.

Learn about the life and career of Spanish professional golfer Sergio Garcia in this biography of the athlete.

Learn about golfing and how the sport of golf is played. How to become a golfer.

This is a good biography about Babe Zaharias. It details not only her skill at golf, but in the several other sports at which she excelled.

The physical activity described at this website combines cardiovascular fitness exercises (frisbee, push-ups, jumping jacks) and academic subjects math and science.

A lesson in which students model linear data with a linear function to solve a real-world problem.

This is a simple task addressing the distinction between correlation and causation. Learners are given information indicating a correlation between two variables and are asked to reason out whether or not a causation can be inferred.

Andy's is back! This physics-based game that is fun for the whole family. So take your best shot to avoid obstacles and beat par!

A lesson plan where young scholars learn about the physics behind golf balls. Students evaluate different designs of golf balls to understand how their design impacts their function. After their evaluation, young scholars will try to...

Born in Ohio (USA), Nicklaus is considered to be the greatest golfer of the modern era and arguably the greatest in the game's history. This site provides basic information about the golfer.

Arnold Palmer, better known as the King of Golf, is an American icon. From the golf course to a popular beverage, Arnold Palmer has had many amazing achievements. Read about his background, listen to an interview, and view a gallery of...

Mickelson, an advocate for math and science education, says science sharpens his golf game, too.

A through biography of golfer Arnold Palmer with highlights of his golf career and business ventures.

Explore engineering concepts by building a tower out of newspaper and tape as tall as possible, but so the tower will still support a golf ball at the top.

If you're an avid golfer, this might be a fun project for you. When you're setting up to tee off out on the course, how much attention do you pay to putting the tee in the ground? The height of the tee can affect both where in the swing...