Nike Golf Summer Camp

Located in the heart of the beautiful Berkshire countryside, near London, Bradfield College is one of Britain’s great private schools. It has an outstanding reputation for golf and is home to some of the finest school golf facilities in the
country.

On site is an immaculate 9-hole golf course measuring over 2300 metres, which was opened in 1998 by former Ryder Cup Captain Bernard Gallagher. Bradfield’s newly developed state of the art golf performance studio gives players access to the latest golfing technology. The school provides the perfect setting for players to take their golf game to the next level.

Players stay in boarding houses on campus based on age group, with boys and girls in separate houses. All houses have a communal players’ lounge for relaxing during downtime. Some boarding houses have single bedrooms only. Where houses have shared bedrooms, the camp may be able to accommodate roomshare requests.

1. On-Site Golf Facilities:
• 9-hole, 2305 metres, par 33 course
• Indoor golf perfomance studio
• Putting green
• Short game area + practice bunker

2. Off-Site Golf Facilities:
• 18-hole golf course & practice facilities
• Driving range

3. Other On-Site Failities:
• Sports centre
• Players' lounge with TV, table football and games consoles
• Free Wi-Fi
• On-site camp shop
• Laundry facilities

Classes focus on sport, harnessing students’ passion for the subject to promote language learning in a fun and interactive environment. Using the CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning) model of English, qualified teachers infuse language learning into lively and active classes where sports-based projects, discussions and activities take centre stage.
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Teachers guide students to improve their verbal communication skills while discussing legendary players, interviewing coaches, or writing and speaking their own commentary. Learning is supported by English teachers living on-site and
English is spoken at all times throughout the camp, creating an immersive learning environment.

Students are grouped into classes based on a combination of age and ability. They complete a short online assessment before the camp starts and then speak with a teacher on arrival to ensure they are correctly placed for their level. At the end of the camp, each player receives a written report and advice on how to continue their learning at home.

Players on the Total Sport option follow a series of workshops and recovery activities throughout the camp. They are introduced to a range of topics designed to give a broader view and better understanding of athletic performance, and what it takes to succeed on and off the course. Recovery exercises, such as yoga, help players manage the workload of training twice a day.

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