Could learning golf at 15 years still give them the time to become a pro?
First you have love the game, have a lot of passion for it, play a year or two before and see if you really this game. I am 51 years old, 2 years ago for the first time I have seen golf clubs with my naked eyes, started golf right away, fell in love with the sport, now my index is 14, 2nd in the money list in my local golf club and hoped to play in armature mini tours in a couple of year. If you are an athlete, have good understanding of the game, listen well, practice smart hard then the sky is the limit.
Never say never. The answer isn’t no unless you say it is. I started golf at 15 and I am now 17, I have an 8.7 handicap index and this past fall I was the team captain and number one golfer on my high school varsity golf team. Everyone else had been playing for years and I was pretty new. I think everyone would love to play golf professionally but only do it if you love the game. After every practice I would go out and play 9 more holes or hit balls on the range for an hour later and all the other kids thought I was crazy. I did this because I love golf and this summer I played everyday, all day. It is so much fun to me and it should be fun to all that play. It may be a job to some but they love their job. Learn to love golf and then get really serious about becoming a great player. Someone told me a few months ago that Ian Poulter who played on the European Ryder Cup team didn’t even become a scratch golfer until he was in his 20s. He was an assistant pro and then he really took the g
