First and foremost, we hope you and your family are well during this difficult time. Following the Prime Minister's speech on Monday, we have closed the pro shop for the foreseeable and will await further instruction from the government before re-
 
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Hello Golfers,

First and foremost, we hope you and your family are well during this difficult time.

Following the Prime Minister's speech on Monday, we have closed the pro shop for the foreseeable and will await further instruction from the government before re-opening.

We appreciate golf isn't people's first priority at a time like this, but we'll be coming up with some fun ideas for you to try at home (just in case you're stuck for things to do) so keep an eye out for future emails.

We do have some competition results to report, but for now, stay safe everyone and enjoy the read.

 
Competition results

Men's Stableford 

Division1:

1. Andrew Williams 36pts (cb) £30
2. Andy Lovell 33pts £20
3. C. Thurkettle £10

Division 2:

1. James Munson 35pts £30
2. Clive Woodley 34pts (cb) £20
3. Ricy Bradford 34 pts £10

Division 3:

1. Danny Hobbs 45pts £30
2. Nathan Lister 41pts £20
3. Joe Inglis 36pts £10

 

Sunday Stableford


1. Lee Jayne 41pts
2. Chris Saunders 38pts
3. Steve Lowton 35pts

 
 
 
 
We can help

For some golfers, the only time they experience the joy of new grips is when they buy a new set of clubs. However, the recommendation is to replace your grips each year if you play regularly, which is something we can help with.

Worn grips causing poor shots
Scenario 1 - Worn grip
New grips helping keep you on line
Scenario 2 - New grip

The first image above is something that can easily happen if your grips are worn and lack any sort of tackiness. As you swing the club and build up speed, the grip can twist slightly in your hands or, worse still, completely slip and result in some 'interesting' shots!

Something as simple as a new grip could make a huge difference to your game if yours have seen better days, giving you extra confidence when over the ball.

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The changing face of golf fashion

The clothes we wear to play this sport have changed a lot over the years, so we decided to take a trip down memory lane in this week's newsletter.

The changing face of golf fashion

Plus fours. Oxford shoes. Houndstooth patterns.

It's safe to say that golf clothing has had many styles over the years, with some proving to be bigger hits than others.

Nowadays, golf attire is designed with both fashion and performance in mind. The question is, do you prefer a more traditional look or are you a fan of how golf clothing looks today? Send us a message via the button below to have your say.

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I hope you enjoyed my newsletter. Remember I have more information available on my website. If you need any further help or advice, please come into the shop and we'll be delighted to help.
 
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