Mark Smith

Hello golfers,

Welcome to the latest edition of our weekly newsletter. In this week's email, we ask you whether you've noticed something different on your putter, if you are prepared for winter, plus we have our second video from Ian Poulter.

Enjoy the read.

Competition results

Phil's success story

A reasonable turn out for the Sunday Pro Shop Stableford with some impressive scores as Martin Dwyer, Matthew Mcloud & Rob Irving all carded 40 points and sensed a possible win, only to be pipped by a single point by Phil Easter; a success story following a 60 minute appointment earlier in the week for a club fitting which developed into a golf lesson, which appears to have paid dividends.

Good luck Phil going forward!

1st – Phil Easter – 41 points
2nd – Matthew Mcloud – 40 points (cpo)

Club news

Winter League

A short and simple reminder, the winter league is due to start on Sunday 5th November. An original email was sent out detailing the start to be the 29th October. This was an error and that date should have read the 5th November. There have been some small amendments to the league for 2017/18, so I would advise all who are interested to take a read of the details.

I’ll look forward to receiving your entry fee of £10.00. Good luck!

Shop news

TaylorMade releases 2 new irons

Following on from their hugely successful M and P iron launches earlier this year, TaylorMade has brought one more iron from each range to market this month. The M CGB iron is 15% more forgiving than the M2 iron, so if you’re new to golf or struggle with distance, these irons should be a perfect match. TaylorMade’s other launch, the P790, is a classic looking iron that fills the gap between the current

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New Galvin Green range in-store

The new Galvin Green range for Autumn/Winter is now in store. Some of the new products include the new Dash Insula which runs alongside the Bruce windstopper. Galvin Green’s Autumn/Winter range is of the finest quality, utilising the newest in apparel technology to keep you warm. While on the higher end, the range provides good value for money if you ask me. I wouldn’t stock it if I didn’t think there was a need for it.

Are you prepared?

Dwyer All WeatherTec trousers are in stock in navy and black and is built to stand up to the toughest of conditions. The wind and water repellent woven fabric makes for comfort and durability and the Fleece-lining offers 100% breathability, so there’s no reason to be putting the clubs away this winter as these trousers will certainly keep you warm for the full round!

I don’t believe I see enough rain and winter gloves, in particular of the FootJoy Rain Glove, around Stamford Golf Club. FootJoy’s Rain Glove offers incredible friction when extremely wet. In fact, this glove is known for being better the wetter it is. In stock for just £9.95, it is, in my opinion, a must in everyone’s golf bag. Perhaps the rain glove causes you cold hands when wet? Then the winter pairs are another option as they’re slightly thicker in material, but extremely durable and much warmer in the cold conditions.

Ask in store for a trial or more details.