It was -4 when we came in to work on Monday but thankfully we had no frost over the weekend and there was a good turnout for the Winter Sweep. The scoring was excellent with Gordon Martin, Chick Drysdale and David Bridges sharing the winnings with 40 points.
There were 13 x 2s this week with Andy Romer getting 2 x 2s.
We have the perfect gift
Titleist personalised Golf Balls This Xmas deal finishes early this year so thinking caps on!
Titleist's ever popular Christmas offer is on from 1st November if you would like to treat the golfer in your life to a useful, but personal gift. As many of you know, this is the only time of the year that you can buy one dozen personalised golf balls (their minimum is usually 12 dozen), so have a think.
This is not just a gift for Christmas. If you have someone with a special birthday coming up, or someone graduating next year, buy them something a bit different and put it aside for them. It is worth mentioning that because of the way Christmas falls this year, last orders for these will be 9 am on Friday 6th December, with delivery being guaranteed by 20th December.
You want confidence that your iron is going to help you hit a solid and accurate approach shot.
A recent check of 82 golfers found that 63% of them were playing with a lie angle at least 1° too upright or too flat. That's 52 golfers who are going to struggle for confidence.
Why wouldn’t you want to play with a lie angle that HELPED you hit solid, accurate golf shots? Why wouldn’t you play with a lie angle that GAVE YOU confidence? You should always get fitted.
Check your equipment
Let’s get your irons checked. Let’s help you build confidence in your approach shots. Come and see us. Call us, or
What part of your body controls your swing? Too many golfers struggle with consistency because their hands (and arms) are too involved in their golf swing.
A swing controlled by the hands and arms depends too much on the finer, smaller muscles. Swinging on plane becomes difficult. Consistency of ball striking is impossible. And it's much more difficult to create power.
You need to let the large muscles control the swing to create consistency and power.
Test it out on the range
On the range, feel what part of your body starts your backswing and what part starts your downswing. Controlling the first movement of both the backswing and downswing with the correct part of your body can be a big pay-off for most of you.
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