Welcome to the latest edition of our newsletter. I hope you have had a great week on and off the course. Enjoy the read! |
Jordan's Blog Hi folks, Another extremely busy week here at the club, with some difficult, wet and brezzey spells of weather with a Medal and Finals Day taking place. The results of these will be posted in the competition news section. However, we would just like to highlight Simon Berrie’s maiden win in the Club Championship Final defeating a very tough opponent in Sandy Buchanan. Sandy was looking to go back to back, having won the Club Championship the year before. He did put up a great battle, unfortunately could not outlast some extremely solid play from Simon, who took the tie on the 17th hole, with a great up and down from greenside, for birdie and to clinch the title. Congratulations Simon! |
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It was also great to see so many of you also out following all the game on Finals Day and giving your support despite the cold and breezy conditions, I’m sure all players in the finals matches will have appreciated this support. Let’s hope the weather picks up over the next week so you can get out onto the course and play some golf. Have a good week’s golf! |
Bonus Ball Section Congratulations to Alan Hume becoming the most recent winner of the Bonus Ball Draw. Alan was the lucky winner of the Under Armour pullover. The Pro Shop Bonus Ball rolls on and it’s another great prize up for grabs. Don’t miss out on your chance of winning two dozen Callaway Chrome Soft golf balls. At £2 a square or three for £5 you won’t want to miss out. |
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How have you performed? We’re now heading to the business end of the golfing season when you should all be starting to think about how your season has gone. Have you reduced your handicap? Have you enjoyed your golf this season? Do you understand your golf game and swing? What parts could you improve on? The winter time is the perfect time to sort your game out and get ready for the 2020 season. Book a block of lessons for the winter time and get working on your game. No matter what the weather with the indoor facility you are covered and can work hard at improving things. |
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Pop into the shop, give us a call or click here to send us an email and get your lesson block booked as soon as you can to avoid disappointment. We were very busy last winter with lessons and with the shorter days it is important that you book your slot. |
Autumn Meeting and Finals Day Yet again it was some extremely testing conditions for Saturday's Autumn Meeting with high winds throughout the day. Sadly none of the hole-in-one prizes were snapped up, but to be fair most people would have been struggling to hit the greens. Some great scores were returned however and the best was by George McKay who won via countback with a nett 67. Well done George. Alongside the medal competition this week, finals day took place on Sunday 15th September. This saw the other finals of the major annual competitions take place throughout afternoon. The Jubilee Bowl was competed for between Campbell Leckie and Jay Houston, the Coila Cup, between Gary McMeeking and Peter Gilchrist and the Senior Club Championship contested by John Ashton and Andrew Dunn.
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The results were as follows: - Campbell Leckie beat Jay Houston - 3&2.
- Gary McMeeking beat Peter Gilchrist - 1 Up.
- John Ashton beat Andrew Dunn - 7&6.
Some great golf was on show and all the game were played in great spirit! Congratulations gents.
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Titleist Fitting Day Another quick reminder of the upcoming Titleist Fitting Day on Tuesday 24th September. This is a great chance to get the newest Titleist clubs to perfectly suit your game and give you maximum confidence knowing you have the correct equipment in your hand. Make sure you don’t miss out on this opportunity before they all fill up. Pop in, click here to send us an email, or phone us on 01292473904 to secure your spot. |
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September Medal. Susan Dumigan won Division One going out in 45 and coming back in 44 with six pars beating Linda Thompson by one shot. Ann Cumming won Division Two going out in 52 and coming back in 54 with one par beating Laura Glasgow by four shots. Full results were as follows:
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Division One: - Susan Dumigan (89 - 12c = 77).
- Linda Thompson (98 - 20c = 78).
- Robina Gilbertson (87 - 5c = 82).
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Division Two: - Ann Cumming (106 - 33c = 73).
- Laura Glasgow (102 - 25c = 77).
- Irina Bauba (99 - 22c = 77).
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Helen Hamilton Quaich Elizabeth Neill won going out in 43 coming back in 39 with one birdie and seven pars beating Maria Carling in a card play-off. Full results were as follows: - Elizabeth Neill (82- 6c = 76).
- Maria Carling (99 - 23c = 76).
- Susan Dumigan (89 - 12c = 77).
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Product spotlight This week's product spotlight is the new Callaway Epic Flash hybrids that have recently come into store. These are part of the Epic Flash collection, with the three wood and driver. The new flash face technology in these range of woods lowers spin rate of the ball when its hit, increasing distance but managing to incorporate an incredible level of forgivness for off centre hit’s. These are some of the leading hybrids in the market right now so make sure you give them a try and see just how good they are for yourself. Click here to book a custom fitting appointment today. |
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Last chance for this special offer! The brand new Under Armour Daytona Storm jumpers that have just arrived in the shop. With the newest technology, these jumpers are perfect for this time of year as autumn approaches. These jumpers are perfectly suited for the wind and cold conditions that are a high possibility in the coming months. In stock we have two new colours schemes for the jumpers for 2019 so make sure you don’t miss out. The special offer we are putting on is if you buy one of the new jumpers, we will throw in an Under Armour shirt at HALF PRICE, costing you only £100. This offer will definitely get snapped up as we come into this time of year and stock will definitely fly out the door. Make sure that you pop in and get yourself one. We will be more than happy to help find your size and answer any questions you may have. |
Goodbye laces. Hello Boa Technology in today's golf equipment continues to amaze us year-on-year, but it's not just our clubs that are making strides in the tech department. Believe it or not, golf shoes are some of the most advanced products in the market thanks to the evolution of the Boa Fit System, which is replacing traditional laces. Not only does it fasten your shoe, but when the Boa dial is on the heel of your shoe, it pulls your foot back and down to provide the perfect fit for extreme comfort and stability out on the course. |
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It's great walking to the first tee with a new driver in hand (that's been custom fitted to suit your swing, of course) that you know will help you outdrive your playing partners, but sometimes it can be a simple change to the ball that you're using that has the biggest effect on your game. |
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The AD333 model has been around a long time – since 2003 to be exact – and with every updated release it continues to get better and better. Well, you can now get your hands on the ninth-generation AD333 in-store, which has just been launched by Srixon, and once again it offers remarkable value for money.
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We are pleasently surprised at its exceptional performance in all departments, especially when it comes to distance, spin and control.
There is plenty more to it too so why not put them into play today and see why the AD333 continues to be one of the most popular balls around? Pop into the shop to get yours! |
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