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We hope you had an enjoyable Bank Holiday weekend. I firstly wanted to update you with the Pro Shop plans for the next week or so until we learn more from the Government as to what we are allowed to do and when. As you may already know the P

Hello Golfers,

We hope you had an enjoyable Bank Holiday weekend.

I firstly wanted to update you with the Pro Shop plans for the next week or so until we learn more from the Government as to what we are allowed to do and when.

As you may already know the Pro Shop has been closed since golf was able to resume back in mid-May with the exception of tee time bookings and a few click and collect orders and deliveries. I am hoping that In June non-essential shops (which we fall under) will be allowed to open again and we will then operate the shop differently by allowing people into the shop on a one in one out basis as we had started to do before lockdown. If however you would like anything from the shop or to order anything, for the time being please contact me using the enquiries link or by calling the shop or my mobile and I will come back to you ASAP! Alternatively I am in the shop every day taking tee time bookings and so you can talk to me at the golf club too if you'd like to.

Anybody wanting anything from the Pro Shop who would still rather not enter is more than welcome to stand at the doorway (which if the weather is nice will be wedged open) and ask the Pro Shop staff to bring out to them whatever it is they would like, the Pro Shop staff will be more than happy to do this for you.

I have installed a sneeze screen and am cleaning thoroughly several times a day, so rest assured the Pro Shop will be a safe and friendly environment as it always is.

The recent upturn in weather has left us optimistic about what this summer might hold from a golfing perspective. Let's hope it's here to stay!

I look forward to seeing you up at the Golf Club.

Stay safe and enjoy the read.

Pro's news

Could this really happen?

Over the past couple of weeks, we've been lucky enough to watch Tiger, Rory and a select few others take to the course to raise money for charities.

But, it's got us thinking...

With the PGA Tour set to return next month and the European Tour the month after - both without fans for a while - will September's Ryder Cup match between Europe and USA go ahead?

If it does, it'll likely be without spectators but would that be the same spectacle? Think back to Paris in 2018 when the cameras panned around the first tee at the start of each match to thousands of fans in the grandstand. It was a sight to behold.

Let us know what you think by sending us a message here.

New glove, anyone?

As a sport, golf has been given the green light ahead of the vast majority of others.

So, when you do get back out on the course, there's a good chance those crumpled up gloves at the bottom of your bag will need replacing.

We have a great selection of gloves in-store that are still in their packaging, including FootJoy's brilliant range - the #1 glove in golf!

From all-weather gloves to the softest leather gloves around, get in touch with us below and we'll be happy to help you out.

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Thoughts for the course

Home advantage is a phenomenon across most sports. In golf, playing a competition or match on a course you know like the back of your hand has obvious benefits. However, when playing a hole for the hundredth time, it’s easy to fall into the trap of playing it the same way you always have. But, what if there’s another way?

Risk and reward - take on the challenge?

This is where the question of risk and reward comes in.

Does the potential risk of bringing danger into play, be it trees or hazards, outweigh the potential reward?

Next time you’re standing on the tee, weigh up the potential risks and rewards of pulling out your driver. Don’t just think about avoiding doubles and trebles, consider the potential birdie or scoring 3-points. Likewise, if you struggle with a particular tee-shot, think about alternative ways to play that hole.

It’s an interesting thought and one that we’d encourage before you next play. Feel free to send us a message and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.

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Confident in the challenge?

We’ve all stood on a tee box at some point and struggled to muster up the courage to take out the driver. But, when you do, the key is to commit to the shot at hand, rather than trying to guide the ball down the fairway - something a lot of golfers will be doing after a few months without playing.

PING G410 Drivers

When opting for the ‘risk’ strategy, you need to have confidence in both your ability to pull off the shot at hand and your weapon of choice. Weighing up the risk and reward in your head is a very different process when you know you’ve got the right tool for the job.

Luckily, there are a few options in PING's range that all offer something different. The G410 Plus driver offers maximum adjustability, G410 SFT is draw-biased and G410 LST is a low spin option. Head to our website to compare them and to watch our review video.

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