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RHEINGOLF 2010

Scottish-Golf Tours.com & Eric Grandison Golf School

Besuchen Sie uns auf der Rheingolf 2010 vom 26.-28.3 in Köln

HALLE 8, STAND C18,

Dergrößten öffentlichen Golfmesse Europas,

Wenn Sie die Rheingolf besuchen und mehr über Golfreisen nach Schottland, der Heimatdes Golfsports, wissen möchten, dann besuchen Sie uns.

Gernemöchten wir Sie treffen um mit Ihnen zusammen die perfekte Golfreise nach Schottland zu planen. Sie finden uns in Halle 8, Stand C18. 

Scottish-GolfTours.com bietet ein umfassendes Angebot an Golfreisen nach Schottland:

Individualreisen,Gruppenreisen, Golfunterrichtsreisen in Verbindung mit der Eric Grandison Golf School – die deutschsprachige Golfschule in Schottland, GolfKurzreisen, Golf & Language – Sprachreisen -, Pro-Gruppenreisen,Turnierreisen, Eventreisen und Golfreisen mit Shuttle Service.

Golf in Schottland – ein einmaliges Erlebnis.

Geschäftsführer, PGA Professional Eric Grandison, möchte Sie gerne auf der Rheingolf 2010 treffen und ausführlich über das Golfreiseprogramm von Scottish-Golf Tours.com informieren. Kontaktieren Sie uns per Mail oder telefonisch um einen Termin zu vereinbaren. Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch.

Ihr Team von Scottish-Golf Tours.com & Eric Grandison Golf School

Tel: +44 (0)131 657 1984

Mobile: +44(0)780 392 7799

E-Mail: info@scottish-golftours.com 

www.scottish-golftours.com

www.ericgrandison-golfschool.com

Visit Scotland Tourism Expo April 2009

Eric in action at the Visit Scotland Tourism Expo in Glasgow demonstrating the art of how to became a great putter, while representing East Lothian " Edinburgh's Golfing Coastline".

Eric uses the SAM Puttlab "ultrasonic putt measurement" , with breathtaking results at the Eric Grandison Golf School at Craigielaw Golf Club.

Want to putt like a master?
Call 0131 657 1984  and book your SAM Puttlab lesson now! You won't regret it!

Red Bull Masterclass with the Harmon’s

This year at the St. Andrews Bay Resort, witnessed the return of the Harmon brother’s to hold their 2nd Red Bull Masterclass, the 1st being in 2004 at "the Belfry".
The theme for this Masterclass was “improving performance levels”. The Harmon’s , Butch (former coach of Tiger Woods), Dick, Craig and Billy had a selected group of the countries best young players and split the delegates into small groups where the following topics where covered:
• Coaching a junior
• Short game – the putting stroke
• Short game – bunkers/pitching
• Coaching a Tour Professional (Andrew Coltart)
It is really good to work with the world’s best coaches and to exchange ideas on teaching and to discuss how they went about their diagnosis was thought provoking.
Day 2
Part 1
Focused on the important dimensions in Golf “Golf Specific Training and Conditioning” and workouts for conditioning the correct muscle groups in golf
(with Paul Casey’s personal fitness trainer).
Part 2
“Train the brain” with Dr. Karl Morris who works with Tour Player Darran Clark.

Parts 1 + 2 are very important parts for golfing success. Although I’ve been teaching full time for 20 years I always like to attend such events and exchanging thoughts and ideas about the swing will help me improve my continued expertise as a Golf Teacher.    - Eric

Business Tourism Expo Frankfurt – May 2005

In May this year I represented Visit Scotland as their German speaking golf expert at the annual business tourism expo, in Frankfurt. The expo was represented by many countries exhibiting and promoting their home grown products and I was very excited to experience the huge interest in Scottish golf and it was a great honour for me to fly the flag!   -Eric

Deutsche Bank Open – Hamburg

In July this year I represented Visit Scotland again on the stand. On this occasion I was giving advice and tips on Golf in Scotland. I held many putting clinics using my “SAM Puttlab”. Even though this amazing ultrasonic putting device was designed and build in Germany by Germans, the golfing public had never seen this before, so anyway SAM Puttlab proved to be a big hit, and fun was had by all. It was encouraging to witness a queue forming to enter the “Home of Golf” stand. That’s the way it should be. Bonnie Scotland.  -Eric