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Hello golfers,

In this week’s email, we ask whether Bubba's return to form and change in equipment is a mere coincidence, we have new clothing in the shop, and Rhiannon gets the ladies coaching underway.

Enjoy the read!


Shop news

New clothing!

We have had Our 2018 Spring/Summer gents FootJoy and ladies Glenmuir clothing just in, all are available in the professional shop ready to go off the shelves. We have varied sizes in stock, from Small-XXL, so come in store and have a look now, whilst stocks last!

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Coming soon - Coxmoor Golf Club leather belts

In aid of the Lady Captain's Charity for 2018, we will be offering a great quality leather belt in black, brown or white. They will come with a buckle and 2 Coxmoor crested buckle inserts, all for just £34.95. Please contact us for further information.


Coaching news

Ladies lessons

Rhiannon Linacre, our PGA Assistant Professional, is hosting Ladies roll up sessions on Mondays from 1pm-2pm, the first session last week was putting which was very successful. Next week is chipping, Rhiannon will give you some tips and tricks to help you with your game. If any ladies would like to book, please call the Professional shop, the sessions are £6.


Pro's news

Resurgent Bubba?

It’s hard to know whether the quirky American is best known for his pink driver or for winning two Green Jackets, but seeing Bubba Watson struggle over the past 12 months – so much so that he was on the verge of retiring at the age of 39 – was a sad sight.

He plummeted from being a staple name inside the world’s top 10 to being well outside the top 100, so you would have been forgiven for not expecting much from him at last week’s Genesis Open. However, the 39-year-old returned to the top of the leaderboard and secured a two-shot victory in fantastic fashion.

So, what happened in those 12 months in between? Well, Bubba switched golf ball to a brightly coloured ball from a different manufacturer. Only recently has he reversed his decision and went back to the old faithful that helped him win two majors, and almost immediately he wins his 10th PGA Tour title. Coincidence?

 
 
 
Don't overlook its importance

For years one of the key questions when buying a new driver was: regular, stiff or x-stiff? It goes to show that people have always known that the shaft needs to be considered, but how much importance should we place on it?

Correct shaft, better statistics
Do you want to hit more fairways this season? The two ball flights you can see below perfectly display the risks of using a shaft flex or shaft weight that’s poorly matched to your swing speed.

Course Illustration

A shaft that is too stiff or heavy will likely lead to a lower ball flight that can leak right (like the red arrow), whereas a shaft that is too light or flexible often kills distance and causes hooks (like the white arrow). Working together it won’t take long to narrow down the best shafts to optimise your distance and accuracy, helping you to hit more fairways.

Titleist 917 D3 driver

Getting the right head to match the shaft will also play a big part, and one we could try is the Titleist 917 D3 driver. It not only has an adjustable hosel we can use to optimise your launch for a piercing ball flight, but it also has an adjustable sole weight that we can alter to counter your common bad shot and improve your accuracy.

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When and why?

When it comes to golf equipment, there are very few things we see neglected as much as grips, which is surprising when you consider they are your only point of contact with the club. If you keep on reading you’ll find out why it’s important to keep your grips in good condition and when you should look to replace them, as well as an offer that we're currently running in-store.

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When should you consider a regrip?
Small amounts of wear occur with each use of your grips and it’s easy to miss early warning signs. As a rule-of-thumb, your grips should be replaced every 40 rounds, but this can be sooner if you practice regularly. For most of you, that would mean replacing your grips every year.

Why regrip?
Worn grips force you to hold the club tighter than usual, increasing pressure and tension in your hands, wrists and arms. This reduces the head speed you can create and therefore your distance. However, using a tacky grip that matches the size of your hands – no, it’s not one size fits all – will cater for a lighter pressure and give you more confidence on every swing.

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Video of the Week

Considering buying a new pair of golf shoes for the season ahead? Watch this video as Foremost TV puts FootJoy's ContourFIT shoes to the test to see how comfortable they really are…

 
 
 
I hope you have a great week. Come into the shop if you want any help.
 
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