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The last place you'd probably expect to come for a golf lesson. Yet, since 1951, tens of thousands of golfers have passed through this door!

Not previously a golfer Sean Connery first visited the school in preparation for possibly the most famous game the history of golf. James Bond's epic match with the notorious Goldfinger.

Two-time US Open champion, three-time Solheim Cup Captain and U.S. Hall of Fame inductee Juli Inkster built her swing at the school during the late 70s. 

Strictly's Anton Du Becke, a good low handicap golfer, likens our teaching to how he learnt and how he teaches people to dance. Everything is learnt very slowly and carefully one piece at a time insuring total mastery and understanding

'Just like Mrs Banfield at my primary school, you can be very strict, but it's for my own good and the results have certainly been well worth it. And you never hit me with a ruler - or at least only that once, and I deserved it.' - Hugh Grant

Harry Judd during his second lesson alongside Justin Rose who is as close to our ideal as possible. When we Tweeted these images hundreds of Harry's fans instantly favourited it. Later that evening it was also favourited by Justin Rose

In 2012 we were pleased to prepare Colin Firth for his role as an ex golf pro in the film Arthur Newman. Fellow pupils said they felt they were witnessing a rather surreal golfing version of The Kings Speech!

A newspaper billboard from the 1960s promoting a Leslie King instruction series is almost identical to a current image of Rory Mcllroy. The school's founder was a trail blazer and the swings of today's top tour players are as close to his original swin