Tighten up your game

Approach the tee with confidence

We would like to host a Titleist fitting day on Saturday 8th December, but we would need a few golfers that will be attending the day before to make all the arrangements for the event.

If you can volunteer, please contact the Pro Shop!

  If you would like to try out the new Titleist TS 2 & 3 Driver and Fairway Woods, please contact the Pro Shop to give up your name. All of you will enjoy the event as there is a lot to learn about this new driver and different specs that you can change on the driver to help you to hit the ball more consistent and accurately.

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Holiday specials

Go out 2018 in style

Buy any pair of shoes and receive 2 pairs of CB socks for free. (1-31 December).
All you need combo (tees,10 x 2nd Balls and a divot tool all for only R280)
Buy a full priced Anika outfit (shirt+ skirt or short) and save 10% (10-15th of December)
Buy 2 Logo caps on the 16th and receive a divot tool free.

New arrivals

New Callaway Supersoft logo balls


Callaway 200 Laser review

The Callaway 200 is about 20% smaller than the 300 and will easily fit into your pocket if you need to take it with you on the move. It is also just under half the weight at just 110 g which makes this one of the lightest lasers on the market.

It comes in a royal blue plastic cover that has a rough surface on it to ensure you can get a good grip on it in all conditions.

Using the 200 couldn't be simpler as you just point at the target and push the black button. The 6 x magnification uses PAT or Pin Acquisition Technology to lock on to the flag up to 275 yards away with claimed accuracy of +/- 1 yard.

The eyepiece can be rotated to adjust the focus for those whose eyesight is less than 20/20. It also comes with a reasonably robust soft carry case that has a velcro closing top and a karabiner clip and back strap loop on the rear to fasten it to you bag.

We do have stock in store come and test it for yourself.

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Tip of the week

 
Get connected - Ball between the arms drill

Creating a connection between the turn of your shoulders and swing of your arms promotes a more efficient golf swing with less moving parts. Most amateurs' swings have too many moving parts and as a result develop a great deal of inconsistency. To improve the connection in your swing I recommend The Ball Drill. Find a ball about the size of a slightly deflated volleyball and pinch the ball between both biceps while also having it make contact with your chest. Once the ball is in place, grip the club and begin to make short swings. Gradually work your way up to a full-length swing while swinging slowly. The key to performing the ball drill is that the ball must maintain contact with all three points while you are swinging. The length of your back swing may feel shorter and more restricted. Connecting the motion of the body and arms will eliminate unnecessary moving parts in your golf swing and make it easier to repeat.