New Stuburt Summer shoes are in. Great shoesfrom just £44.99.Available in 4 different colours for men, and 2different colours for our ladies.
Our New Titleist SM6 wedges are in. We havedemo's available to try. Available in 50* 52*54* 56* 58* and 60* lofts to try with variousdifferent bounce and grind options.
New PING Collection clothing has arrived intostore please come and look at the new styles for2016
NEWSrixon irons and wedges! Srixon and Cleveland haverecently merged, and have made their equipmenteven stronger! Come and try our Demo wedges now!!
Ashworth Trousers are in! All sizes are available,with 5 different colours to choose from, these arejust
£39.99.Masters sweepstakeWe are running a Master Sweepstake as well for youmembers to enjoy. We have 100 squares available,with each number representing a player for you tofollow for the week. There is a First round LeaderPrize, as well as big prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rdin the event!
Come and see us now for your ticket, with only 9tickets left!
Ladies coaching clinics have started, and it isgreat to have so many of our lady members gettinginvolved. Over the last few weeks we have had 25different ladies participate in various classes,and those numbers will only continue to escalate.
Chip it consistently
In golf there are many factors and variables thatcan change a result of a shot. These could be thelie, the wind, the firmness of a green, pitchinginto an upslope, pitching onto a down slope, thetemperature, the type of grass your pitching onto,along with many others.
The one thing that doesn't change is where youwant to land the ball. All of the previous factorsmust be taken into the calculation for the finalresult, but the one thing that stays constant isthe person playing the shot and where they want toland the ball.
When you next practice your chipping, place atowel or a headcover down where you are trying toland the ball. Don't look at the final result, geta consistent height and carry, and make yourchipping better! This will lead to better touch,feel and judgement.
Roger Wright is the Elmstead Cup Champion!After victories in the Turkey Trot and the Moy Cupin previous months,
Roger wonthe first major of the year. The Elmstead Cup wasfirst played for in 1920.
The in-form
Roger had to beatsome tough opponents in the knockout stages togain victory.
Sam Latta, thewinner of the medal competition on the Friday'squalifier, took
Roger in toextra holes, but 2 fine shots to 10 feet on thefirst playoff hole, was enough to win the hole andprogress. In the other quarter final matches,
Lewis Barber defeated
StuartMacauley 4&3,
Andrew Smithgot the better of big hitting
Guy Lennox,and
David Humberstone was a widemargin Victor over
Lionel Keightley.
In the semi-final, the impressive
Wrightdefeated
Barber by a widemargin, with
Andrew Smithdefeating
Humberstone to getthrough to the final.
Refereed by
Kevin Prince theplayers, wrapped up well against the weather, and
Wright quickly went three upafter four holes.
Smith easedback to one up at the turn.
The turning point was the 12th, when
Wrightplayed a perfect approach for a birdie, which gavehim momentum to win the 13th and 14th. He went onto win by 4&3 after a halve on the 15th tosecure the win.
