According to Mr. Khang, golf is one of the sports that is growing in Vietnam, especially in recent years. However, the development of youth golf still faces many challenges. In order for golf to become a popular sport and attract many young generations to participate, it is necessary to build and develop a solid foundation system, from training young talents to raising awareness of this sport in the community.
Mr. Bach Cuong Khang, Deputy General Secretary of Vietnam Golf Association, spoke at the conference.
In Vietnam, golf is still a rather unfamiliar sport to most people, especially teenagers and children. Despite the strong development of high-end golf courses and the interest of businesses in this sport, the number of children participating in golf is still very limited.
Young golf in Vietnam has great potential for development, but it requires the cooperation of many parties to create a strong golf ecosystem. Developing golf not only helps improve the quality of domestic sports but also helps discover and develop sports talents, bringing Vietnam to the world. Solutions for developing young golf need to be implemented synchronously from policy, infrastructure, training to changing community awareness. At that time, golf will not only be a sport for those with conditions but will become a sport that develops strongly and sustainably in Vietnam.
"Schools can include golf in their physical education programs, especially in primary and secondary schools. There needs to be cooperation between sports organizations and the education sector to create useful sports playgrounds for students," Mr. Khang shared.
Delegates attending the workshop
Nguyen Tuan Thanh, Deputy Director of Khanh Hoa Department of Culture and Sports, said that Khanh Hoa is a locality favored by nature, with favorable conditions in terms of infrastructure and natural resources. To attract golfers to Vietnam in general and Khanh Hoa in particular, the role of travel agencies is very important because these units are the link between airlines, golf courses, destinations, restaurants, hotels, etc. In addition, to develop golf tourism, it is necessary to increase the application of technology to connect most conveniently in terms of information and golf club exchanges.
Ms. Nguyen Van Anh, Permanent Vice President, General Secretary of Ho Chi Minh City Golf Association shared at the workshop
In the field of developing local golf movements, Ms. Nguyen Van Anh, Permanent Vice President and General Secretary of the Ho Chi Minh City Golf Association, pointed out the strengths of this trend. That is, clubs can easily gather the community, easily mobilize revenue, create many tournaments with diverse organization methods because each club has its own character, and whoever is suitable for the place will participate in activities there.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/co-the-dua-golf-vao-chuong-trinh-the-duc-hoc-duong-185241127160511624.htm
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