SISSGLF002 — Participate in golf at an intermediate level

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What an assessment for SISSGLF002 must cover

107 assessable components: 4 elements (14 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 82 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Participate in intermediate level golf activities.

1.1Interpret and apply golf rules, regulations and policies to golf participation.
1.2Participate in golf training activities and competitions in a safe manner, according to organisational policies and procedures.
1.3Link and perform intermediate level golf skills to form a sequence of movements in practice and competition conditions.
1.4Communicate with coach during activities using golf terminology.

2 Prepare to compete in golf at an intermediate level.

2.1Consult with coach to identify intermediate tactical and technical golf skills to be developed.
2.2Participate in training activities to develop identified intermediate level tactical and technical golf skills.
2.3Analyse own and opposition strengths and weaknesses to develop game plans for golf competitions.

3 Implement golf game plan at an intermediate level.

3.1Implement game plans during competition.
3.2Interpret golf game statistics to identify and implement adjustments to improve intermediate level performance during competition.
3.3Maintain communication with coach before, during and after competitions.

4 Review intermediate level golf performance.

4.1Seek feedback from coach and support staff to identify areas to improve own intermediate level golf performance.
4.2Analyse golf competition statistics to identify own strengths and weaknesses.
4.3Reflect on own intermediate level golf performance to identify areas for improvement.
4.4Analyse findings and incorporate learnings in future intermediate level golf training and competition.

Performance evidence

participate in golf at an intermediate level that involves:
complying with golf rules, regulations and policies
communicating with coach, official and support staff and responding to feedback
analysing and reflecting on own strengths and weaknesses
performing intermediate level tactical and technical skills to achieve:
a Golf Australia handicap of 15 or less for males, or
a Golf Australia handicap of 18 or less for females, or
a score of 50 or better on the National Skills Test.

Knowledge evidence

organisational policies and procedures applicable to participating in golf at an intermediate level
tactical and technical fundamentals of golf for intermediate level players:
tactical:
analysing hole design and determining length of hole
identifying risks and hazards
establishing visual references for aiming and direction
determining shot length and carry distances with each club
understanding wind and weather conditions
decision making relative to skill level
determining strengths and weaknesses
evaluating length and break of putts
considering options for recovery shots/shots from trouble
technical:
pre-swing fundamentals:
grip
aim and alignment
stance
ball position
posture
in-swing fundamentals:
full swing concept
full swing principles
short game fundamentals:
pitching
chipping
bunker play
putting
golf biomechanical principles:
balance and base of support
centre of gravity
levers
projectile motion
power
types and safe use of golf equipment and facilities:
golf clubs
golf balls
golf course
golf range
putting green
mirrors
impact bags
alignment aids
lie boards
computer software and technological devices for golf
types of strengths and weaknesses of intermediate level players:
physical
tactical
technical
mental
training activities for intermediate level players:
warm-up
pre-swing fundamentals
in-swing fundamentals
short game fundamentals
on-course modified games
range based games
National Skills Test
computer swing and video analysis
competitions and pathways for intermediate level players
types and contents of game plans for intermediate level players:
checklists for equipment and accessories
strategies for warm-up and pre-round practice
creating statistical goals for a round
using course mapping and course guide
determining specific shot selections
options for laying up to avoid hazards or reposition ball for subsequent shots
types and methods of analysing competition statistics for intermediate level players:
fairway hits
greens in regulation
up and down
sand save
putts per green in regulation
types and potential impacts of environmental conditions
intermediate level golf rules, regulations and policies:
R & A Rules of Golf
types and reporting of breaches:
rule breaches and incorrect application of rules
procedural breaches and incorrect application of procedures
incorrect scores and results
breaches of etiquette
methods for self reflection
golf terminology.

Foundation skills

Oral communication skills: ask open and closed questions and actively listen to clarify instructions and feedback from coaches; interact with coaches, support staff and officials in a polite and positive manner.
Numeracy skills: record training and competition data; interpret, analyse and discuss statistical information.
Problem-solving skills: read play; respond to environmental conditions.

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What does an assessment tool for SISSGLF002 need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for SISSGLF002 needs to address all 107 unit components: 4 elements with 14 performance criteria, 8 performance evidence requirements, 82 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

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