KinderGolf expands to bring golf to more families.
28TH AUGUST 2007
3 new schools in next two months in Singapore, Jakarta and Surabaya.
KinderGolf, the world’s leading preschooler golf specialist for young children from two to seven years old, is on track to open 3 new KinderGolf schools in the next two months to meet the increased demand in Singapore, Jakarta and Surabaya.
“As the pioneer in preschooler golf instruction, KinderGolf remains committed in setting the benchmark in fun, quality and creative preschooler golf instruction, curriculum and technologies. The increased demand for our programs is a validation of the positive results we’re achieving with the children, from grooming more disciplined young golfers to winning medals in U.S. golf competition.” says Ms. Donna Lee, Founder & CEO, KinderGolf.
Founded in 2000, KinderGolf provides an innovative and safe learning environment that teaches each child golf in a fun and safe way, with creative children-specific teaching methodology and instructional aids.
The new KinderGolf schools continue the tradition of quality and excellence in holistic golf development for the very young children, and in nurturing a solid golf foundation, strong mental skills and positive life skills for each child.
“The rapid opening of the new KinderGolf schools marks a significant milestone in the growth of KinderGolf. It demonstrates the scalability of the KinderGolf franchise system and the readiness of our team to bring this very unique concept to more countries around the world.” adds Ms Donna Lee.
There are 12 KinderGolf schools across Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia. In addition to the 3 schools in the next 2 months, there are plans to open KinderGolf schools in USA and China in the near future.
Headquartered in Singapore, KinderGolf is an innovative and safe learning environment that introduces children to golf in a fun and holistic way, with proven children-specific teaching methodology and creative instructional aids. KinderGolf specializes in golf instruction for children, in particular preschoolers from as young as two onwards.