J&K Govt organizes first golf training camp for govt school boys
J&K Govt organizes first golf training camp for govt school boys
Share:

J&K govt organized the first-ever Golf training camp for the government school boys at Kashmir Golf Course in Kashmir. Lieutenant Governor of Jammu & Kashmir Manoj Sinha had recently re-opened this golf course almost seven years after it was damaged during the 2014 Kashmir floods. Department of Youth Services and Sports of Jammu and Kashmir, Directorate of Tourism, Jammu, and authorities of Kashmir Golf Course collectively organized this special Golf training camp with an aim to produce future golfers from the valley.

It also promotes this game within the region and provides a platform for those who enjoy playing sports. Fayaz Ahmed, a renowned Golf-trainer and trainer for this camp, said "It is a good effort. The first-ever Golf-academy is finally here. If we manage to find some good players, we will help them progress further. It is a 15 days camp, a lot of kids have enrolled here and they are all playing great." He also said that the course was shut down for 7-8 years after the 2014 floods and he also thanked the Lieutenant governor for re-opening the course with a camp."The Golf-course was shut down for 7-8 years due to the damage it inflicted in the 2014 floods. We are thankful to the Lieutenant governor for re-opening the course along with the camp," added Ahmed.

Let us tell you that the camp has met with positive responses from the participants who thanked the authorities for the initiative to bring a sport as expensive as Golf within the reach of middle-class children. A lot of money was put into the renovation of the golf course and the launch of the first-ever Golf academy. The support of the highly professional trainers and techniques taught by them made this camp memorable for the trainees. "Golf is extremely costly. I used to watch it on TV. It really feels good to be here and I would like to thank the governor. Fayaz helps us practice well. Physical fitness stays maintained because of sports. I hope that there will be more of these camps in the future and more kids will get a chance to play. We were fed up with the lockdowns, it feels way better now," said Adnan, another trainee

Special Trains: Weekly Nanded-Amb Andaura train begins today

Debris of Dhruv helicopter crashed in Ranjit Sagar Dam recovered

Akshay Kumar to release trailer of his best film after 'Bell Bottom'

Join NewsTrack Whatsapp group
Related News