Masterswing Golf Vietnam

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🏌️Premier Golf Academy in Ho Chi Minh City
📍D2 (Thu Duc) & D7
👶 All ages and abilities | PGA Coaches
🌟 Trackman | Foresight Golf | US Kids Golf Certified
⚡ Groups & Individuals
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A new PGA coach joining our team at Masterswing Golf Vietnam!
02/09/2026

A new PGA coach joining our team at Masterswing Golf Vietnam!

09/08/2026

So proud of Ely, who has just turned 11 and competed in her first Vietnamese National Junior Golf Championship! 🇻🇳⛳️

The opening two rounds tested her character as she dealt with tournament pressure, difficult weather, an unfamiliar course and—of course—played without her usual Irish caddie on the bag! 😬☘️

Ely showed tremendous resilience and will learn so much from the experience. A fantastic final-round 81, with several birdie opportunities despite two costly holes, showed what she is capable of.

Onwards and upwards, young lady! With continued hard work and experience, I have no doubt that scores in the low 70s are in her future. 👏🏌️‍♀️

08/08/2026

So close to holing it! ⛳️🔥

A fantastic shot from Eric, finishing just inches from the hole. His improved swing control, balance and quality of contact are really starting to show.

Great progress, Eric—keep up the hard work! 👏🏌️‍♂️

07/08/2026

Great progress from Karen in only her third golf lesson! 🏌️‍♀️👏

At 14 years old and starting as a complete beginner, Karen is already developing a more balanced setup, better coordination and a much more confident swing with her 8-iron.

There is still plenty to learn, but this is a very encouraging start. The focus now is on building strong fundamentals, improving consistency and allowing her swing to develop naturally.

Well done, Karen—keep up the excellent work! ⛳️

01/08/2026

One of my favourite training aids is the impact bag.

It’s a simple drill, but when used correctly it helps golfers develop a better understanding of what a solid impact position should feel like.

Rather than chasing swing positions, I like to help players build the correct movement patterns through feel and repetition. Once they understand impact, the rest of the swing often starts to improve naturally.

Today’s session focused on creating a more stable impact position, better body rotation, and improving compression. Small changes, repeated consistently, lead to lasting improvement.

One of Ben Hogan’s simplest swing thoughts is still one of the most valuable.“My left arm swings across my chest on the ...
13/07/2026

One of Ben Hogan’s simplest swing thoughts is still one of the most valuable.

“My left arm swings across my chest on the backswing… You have to do it with the left arm.”

At first, it sounds obvious. But Hogan was making a very important distinction.

Many golfers initiate the backswing with the trail (right) arm. This often pulls the club too far inside, disconnects the arms from the body, and makes it much harder to return the club consistently to the ball.

Hogan believed the backswing should be led by the lead (left) arm moving across the chest, while the body turns naturally to support that movement. The result is a swing that stays more connected, more efficient and easier to repeat.

When you do it well:

✅ The club stays connected to your body.
✅ Your shoulders and torso rotate naturally.
✅ The club is more likely to reach a neutral, on-plane position at the top.
✅ Returning the club to the ball becomes much simpler.
✅ Ball striking becomes more consistent and powerful.

The trail arm still has an important role—it folds naturally during the backswing. The difference is that it responds to the movement rather than controlling it.

This is one of the first concepts I introduce to many of my students because it improves connection, sequencing and consistency. For many golfers, simply changing the feeling from “starting with the right arm” to “moving the left arm across the chest” can transform the quality of their backswing.

Golf instruction continues to evolve, but some of Hogan’s advice remains timeless. Sometimes the simplest swing thought produces the biggest improvement.

Have you ever tried focusing on your lead arm during the backswing? Let me know what swing thought has helped your game the most.

Most Common Grip IssuesOne of the first things I assess with every new golfer is their grip.One of the most common grip ...
01/07/2026

Most Common Grip Issues

One of the first things I assess with every new golfer is their grip.

One of the most common grip issues I see is a grip that’s too weak.

Now, a weak grip isn’t necessarily wrong. Some world-class players have been highly successful with one. However, for the vast majority of recreational golfers, it can make the game more difficult than it needs to be.

A grip that’s too weak can make it harder to:

* Return the clubface square at impact.
* Strike the ball with solid compression.
* Generate efficient power.
* Reduce a slice or weak fade.
* Develop a more consistent, repeatable swing.

As a result, many golfers spend months trying to fix their swing mechanics when the real issue often starts before the club even moves.

There isn’t a single “perfect” grip. The right grip depends on the individual—their hand structure, mobility, swing characteristics, and desired ball flight. Every golfer is different, so any grip changes should be made within the context of the entire swing.

That said, I regularly find that golfers who struggle with slicing or inconsistent ball striking benefit from strengthening their grip slightly. In many cases, this brings the hands closer to a more neutral position, making it easier to control the clubface through impact and produce a more consistent ball flight.

Before making major swing changes, ask yourself one question:

Is your grip helping your swing… or making it harder?

Sometimes the biggest improvements don’t come from changing your swing—they come from improving your connection to the club.

When was the last time you had your grip checked by a PGA Professional?

Gearoid O’Sullivan
Advanced PGA Professional
Masterswing Golf Vietnam

As another academic year comes to a close, I’ve found myself reflecting on what has been one of the busiest—and most rew...
29/06/2026

As another academic year comes to a close, I’ve found myself reflecting on what has been one of the busiest—and most rewarding—years of coaching junior golf across international schools in Ho Chi Minh City.

At the start of every school year, I meet children who have never held a golf club before. Some arrive excited, some a little nervous, and a few are convinced they’ll be driving the ball 200 metres before the lesson is over.

Reality usually has other ideas.

When people imagine being a golf coach, they often picture pristine driving ranges, perfectly struck shots and quiet concentration.

The reality is a little different.

I’ve spent the year collecting velcro golf balls from every corner of football pitches, untangling target nets, reminding children that golf clubs aren’t lightsabers, and hearing the words, “Coach… watch this!” more times than I can count.

Sometimes those words were followed by a brilliant shot.

Sometimes they were followed by a ball flying in completely the opposite direction.

Occasionally, they were followed by both.

That’s junior golf—and I wouldn’t change it for anything.

Children bring an energy to coaching that’s impossible to describe until you’ve experienced it. They celebrate the smallest achievements, ask the most unexpected questions, and remind me every day that learning should be enjoyable.

One thing has become even clearer to me this year.

Children don’t fall in love with golf because they hit the ball perfectly.

They fall in love with golf because they enjoy the experience.

When children laugh, build confidence, solve challenges, celebrate small successes and can’t wait to come back the following week, that’s when real learning begins.

That’s the philosophy behind Masterswing Golf Vietnam. While good technique is important, it’s only part of the journey. My goal is to help children develop confidence, movement skills, resilience and a genuine enjoyment of the game. If they leave each lesson smiling and wanting to play again, I know we’re heading in the right direction.

This year I’ve been fortunate to coach more than 100 children across five international schools. Watching complete beginners progress from adapted equipment to traditional golf clubs—and seeing many continue their golfing journey beyond school—has been one of the highlights of my year.

A sincere thank you to every school that welcomed our programme, every teacher who helped make the sessions possible, every parent who placed their trust in me, and every young golfer who made me laugh, think, and occasionally sprint across a football pitch in search of yet another velcro golf ball.

Now it’s time for a well-earned summer break. A chance to recharge, come up with some new games and challenges for next term and, hopefully, solve one of coaching’s greatest mysteries—where all those missing golf balls actually end up.

Have a wonderful summer, and I look forward to seeing familiar faces, meeting new young golfers and continuing to grow the game when the new academic year begins.

⛳ GOLF SUMMER CAMP 2026 – AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (AIS)Looking for a fun, active and engaging holiday activity f...
09/06/2026

⛳ GOLF SUMMER CAMP 2026 – AUSTRALIAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (AIS)

Looking for a fun, active and engaging holiday activity for your child this summer?

Masterswing Golf Vietnam is delighted to offer a Junior Golf Summer Camp at the AIS Cherry Blossom Campus, Thao Dien from 23 June – 31 July 2026.

Using GolfwayÂŽ adapted golf equipment specifically designed for young children, participants will learn the fundamentals of:

✅ Putting
✅ Chipping
✅ Pitching
✅ Target Games
✅ Coordination & Movement Skills

Our programme focuses on learning through games, challenges and fun activities in a safe and supportive environment.

🏌️ No previous golf experience required

👦 Age Groups:
• 4–6 years old (9:00–10:00 AM)
• 7–11 years old (10:00–11:00 AM)

📅 Every Tuesday & Thursday
📍 AIS Cherry Blossom Campus, Thao Dien
👥 Maximum 10 children per session

🎓 PGA GB&I Qualified Professional Coaching
🎯 Adapted Golf Equipment Provided

💰 Summer Camp Package:
3,000,000 VND per child
(8 scheduled lessons)

For enquiries and registration:
📞 0908 349 779
📧 [email protected]
🌐 www.aissportscentre.com

Limited places available.

23/05/2026

Excellent advice from 3-times major winner and Irish golfing legend PĂĄdraig Harrington.

Young golfers do not need constant technical instruction. They need enjoyment, movement, confidence, and time to develop.

Children improve fastest when they feel safe making mistakes and enjoy the process.

This philosophy is at the core of what we do at Masterswing Golf Vietnamďżź.

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