What will a trolley give you?

A recent R&A experiment saw tracking devices handed out to players. The course was under 4 miles on the card, but the shortest distance walked was a huge 5.7 miles, the average was 6.6 and the longest a whopping 7.8 miles. With these kind of stats it’s easy to see how a player carrying a full bag at around 12kg on their shoulders, back and knees will fatigue much quicker than a player who is protecting their body and saving energy by using a trolley.

Consider a push trolley

Compared to electric trolleys, push models are also lighter, cheaper and require no mid-week charging. A model like this Motocaddy P360 also boasts a fully-rotating front wheel for easy steering wherever your ball ends up and a functional storage console to house all your valuables and playing accessories.

From delivering soft feel to aid consistency on the greens, to catapulting fast off the face and using its dimples to pierce through the wind off the tee, your ball is the one thing you use on every shot and in all conditions.

This Srixon AD333 ball has been designed to cover all bases so you don’t have to compromise. Improvements to its core, Spin Skin coating and Speed Dimple pattern combine to give you longer and more accurate driving distance, better iron control and improved greenside spin.

Each ball we sell offers something a little bit different, so do drop by if you’d like to find out more and test a few models.

FootJoy has just launched a stunning new option for you to consider this winter. The D.N.A. Helix is the latest addition to the D.N.A. family and is improved based upon Tour Professional feedback.

It offers a blend of stability, flexibility and comfort, whilst new materials reduced the overall weight compared to the previous generation.

At this time of year traxion is key and this shoe comes with a wider spread of cleats, enhancing grip during your swing.