Hello golfers,

Welcome to the latest edition of our weekly newsletter. In this week's email, we give you some advice on how to get a razor sharp short game, our 'Tips from the Tour' segment continues with a video from Ian Poulter, and we look back on a special achievement by a talented English golfer. Enjoy the read.

New TaylorMade irons in-store

In the last couple of week's we've had the TaylorMade P790 and M CGB irons. We're extremely excited to have these in-store as we feel that these are one of the best irons TaylorMade have created.

The P790 irons pack powerful performance into classic looking heads for modern distance in a workable set and the M CGB has been said by TaylorMade that it's 15% more forgiving than its M2 irons, which is incredible, especially with how forgiving the M2 irons are.

So if you fancy trying out these great irons, then come in-store today and give them a go. 

Full range of Motocaddy trolleys

We have the full range of Motocaddy trolleys in-store including electric and push trolleys. So if you're fed up of carrying your golf bag around, then come in-store and take a browse of our fantastic Motocaddy range.

We also have winter wheels in-store for Powakaddy, Motocaddy and Hillbilly trolleys, which will cost £79.99.

Need a new putter?

We will be hosting a Seemore putting demo day on Saturday, 28 October between 9am - 3pm. So if you feel that you need a new putter before the new golfing season, then make sure you get yourself booked, as we're only taking appointments. To book your fitting appointment, please come in-store or give us a call.

We will also be have a Ladies and Men's demo day coming up. The Ladies demo day will be on Tuesday, 7 November and the Men's will be held on Saturday, 11 November.

The first man to ever do this...

It was very much a case of ‘by how many’ for Tyrrell Hatton on Sunday afternoon as he headed into the final round of the Dunhill Links Championship with a five-shot cushion. The Englishman finished his round with a 24-under-par total to successfully defend the tournament he won a year earlier, the first golfer to ever achieve the feat.

With the Dunhill taking place across St Andrews, Kingsbarns and Carnoustie, it’s a great opportunity to see who copes best with the unique challenge that links golf presents. On Friday, Tommy Fleetwood took apart Carnoustie to shoot a course-record 63, meaning  he possessed course records at two of the three courses at that point in time. That was until Ross Fisher’s Sunday exploits at St Andrews, which saw him post a new record with an 11-under 61 after a three-putt par at the infamous 18th.

Fleetwood will certainly head into next year’s Open Championship at Carnoustie with positive thoughts, whilst links golf clearly brings out the best in Hatton’s game. Maybe we'll see an English name on the Claret Jug for the first time in over 25 years next July….