Beginner golfers enjoy fun day at Serengeti
The kids teamed up with their parents for a nine hole round of golf followed by a bird show
CHILDREN from Big Five Golf, and their parents, brought their golf balls and clubs to the Serengeti Golf Course for their final tournament as well as a Bird of Prey educational show on Saturday morning.
Big Five Golf helps develop young golfers aged three-and-a-half to 18 years old.
The organisation is currently developing 110 children from Curro and other schools around Kempton.
The family day was attended by around 25 children with their parents, who teamed up with them for a nine hole round of golf.
“All golf courses are bird sanctuaries, in some way or the other, the kids will encounter wildlife. We try and educate them on what to do when they encounter different animals,” explained golf coach Suzette Venter.
The bird show focused on owls and Serengeti and what the children should do if they should come across one.
