David Fletcher

Hello golfers,

In this week’s email, we look at the impact of a study by the University of Edinburgh on your golf game, we feature some exciting new product that has just landed in-store, and we look at what happened during last weekend's PGA Tour event in Phoenix.

Enjoy the read.

Shop news

New TaylorMade Twist Face range

There is not too long to go before the launch of the new TaylorMade range which has a new technology called Twist Face.

The launch date will be Friday, 16th February, but we do have the full demo kit for trial and fitted. If you would like to book your fitting, then please click here.

If you're not too sure what Twist Face is then have a read below.

After vast research, TaylorMade discovered some common driver misses result from high-toe and low-heel impacts. To counteract the high-toe miss (a hook), the driver face has been "twisted" open - loft increase, face opened - high on the toe to help straighten the ball flight. To counteract the low-heel (a slice) the face has been twisted closed, de-lofting and closing the face in the low heel area.

We have gone Rogue!

We also have the full demo kit for the Callaway Rogue. So again, if you would like to have a fitting then please click here.

Skechers GO GOLF Pro 2 shoe

These new beauties have just arrived in-store. Not only is this cleated shoe eye-catching and modern, but it’s also insanely comfortable and provides complete waterproof protection for when the weather turns.

Skechers most advanced shoe builds on the immense success of the original GO GOLF Pro by adding even better comfort, support and performance - three features endorsed by Tour player Matt Kuchar.

They're available in several colours and a range of sizes, come and try this great shoe on next time you're in the shop.

Click here to reserve yours.

Pro's news

A new arena for golf?

Last week’s Waste Management Phoenix Open on the PGA Tour might seem like an ordinary event on the surface, but it has one particular aspect that no other event comes anywhere near to.

The 16th at TPC Scottsdale is turned into a sporting arena with grandstands lining the entire par-3 to create space for 16,000 spectators on the 163-yard hole, referred to by many as the Colosseum.

It’s easily the closest that golf comes to being played in a stadium like football or rugby, and the atmosphere surrounding the 16th is like nothing else on the golfing calendar. But don’t just take our word for it, watch this video of Matt Kuchar almost acing the par-3 on Sunday – just listen to the crowd’s reaction.