Fancy playing Royal Birkdale, Troon, Kingsbarns, Hazeltine or Carnoustie?
Due to a cancellation, we need an opponent next week for the Pro v Pro swing studio match! Please EMAIL or PHONE if you fancy a match against Mark and Chris. Richard Arnold and Kyle Appleton still lead and are winning a FREE day out and rematch!
Ladies PING is in! The New PING G Le Series clubs have arrived!
PING announce Ladies G Le Family
PING's range of women's golf clubs has always brought the best of the company's club technology to the market in the best package to benefit the swing characteristics of the majority of female golfers. Built on the technology used in the men's G series of clubs the G Le range is designed to help ladies play their best, lower their scores and enjoy the game more. With an eye-catching navy/mint colour scheme the range includes a driver, fairway woods, a hybrid/iron set as well as 3 G Le women's putters.
New Putters have Arrived!Odyssey, Scotty Cameron, PING & Cleveland all available! Right/Left Handed!
Cobra One LengthThese are perfect for golfers who struggle with their long irons, and need more height on their approach shots. After extensively working with these irons, there are 3 major differences between these and normal variable length irons.
1. Longer irons are easier to strike - giving less distance loss and more accuracy
2. Short irons go much higher, being able to achieve more carry and quicker stop in the summer
3. Same setup, allows less thinking and much better tempo. Just change the ball position for the appropriate club
We have a full demo set here at Colchester Golf Academy for you to take out and try! It's a no brainer!
Titleist Pro V1
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This week's video focuses on Lob shots.
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With the men's Winter Leagues now into the knockout stages it is the ladies at Colchester Golf Club who continue to play competitive golf, albeit in an easier format.
Joan Cotterill came out tops with a win in a fourteen-hole Stableford on a cold and brisk day at the Braiswick course.
Playing off a handicap of 25 she marked a par on the eleventh and keeping most of the rest of the holes to bogeys from which she was able to return 28 points, which put her one clear of
Linda Freeman (19).
Freeman's 27 points were enough to give her second place on her own whilst third and fourth place, both on 25 points were
Annie Johnston (14) and
Wendy Smith (22).
Val Doubleday (26) and
Hannah Butcher (22) shared 24 points to take 5th and 6th spots.
