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Welcome to the latest edition of our newsletter.

Join us as we look back at how Kevin Na secured his third PGA Tour title over the weekend, we explore an often problematic gap in your set, and we cast an eye over some of the latest products in-store.

Enjoy the read.

Tour news

Na’s got Seoul

Kevin Na’s final-round 66 at Colonial saw the 35-year-old sweep to his third PGA Tour title by four shots from big-hitting Tony Finau.

Na is proof that sometimes sheer driving power is not always the answer, averaging 'just' 280 yards off the tee (still a long way but far shorter than a majority of his competitors). Fortunately for Na, Colonial is a tight track where placement over power is the key to victory and as the only man in Tour history to have recorded three rounds of 62 or better at Colonial - as well as co-owning the course record of 61 - it was inevitable he would one day claim the title for his own.

Bronte sets new Law ahead of U.S. Open

There was British success stateside over the weekend as England’s Bronte Law claimed her first LPGA Tour title in fine fashion at the Pure Silk Championship in Virginia.

It has been a whirlwind month for the 24-year-old after she just missed out on a maiden title at the Mediheal Championship at the beginning of May, losing in a playoff to Kim Sei-young. But with the U.S. Women’s Open getting underway this week, Law could not have hit form at a better time.

Competition results

Childe Rose Bowl 25/05/19

1. Tony Field 62 nett
2. Brian Sims 65 nett
3. Martin Kent 65 nett
4. Barry Richardson 66 nett
5. Stuart Nichols 68 nett
6. Samuel Sowrey 68 nett
7. David Bywater 68 nett
8. Jake Wallis 68 nett

*top 8 places qualify for matchplay.

Midweek Stableford 23/05/19

Division 1:

1. Tom Chapman 39 pts
2. David Bywater 37 pts

Division 2:

1. Cozzy Georgiou 39 pts
2. Laurence Gough 38 pts
3. Terence Rowe 37 pts

Coaching news

Looking to hole more putts?

We all now the saying: Drive for show, putt for dough.
Well did you know that you can use TrackMan for more than just the long game? TrackMan also provides amazing feedback when it comes to putting too. Have you ever wondered if your putter face is square at impact? TrackMan can answer that for you. So why not book in for a lesson to see how you can hole more putts?

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Shop news

1 gap, 3 options

The term 'gapping' is commonly used to refer to the yardage distance between each of the wedges in your bag. We want to break this thought process and get you to think about gapping for your entire set, because any unequal gaps between clubs will have a detrimental impact on your game.

Gapping at the top end

One part of your set that needs careful consideration is how you transition from your irons into your woods. Lots of golfers struggle to hit their longer irons and instead opt for a replacement hybrid or driving iron, which can lead to large gaps between clubs if you're not careful.

So, what's the solution? Well, take advantage of our services and professional advice, and we'll make sure you have the perfect club/s to fill any gaps at the top end of your bag.

What are your options?

TaylorMade recognised the problem that many golfers have in this area and brought GAPR to market to help them fix it.

There is a GAPR Hi option, which is most like a hybrid in shape and offers extreme distance with a high trajectory.

This is followed by GAPR Mid, which is somewhere between a hybrid and a long iron. It offers a slightly lower trajectory than the Hi and is perfect for hitting off tees or off the deck.

Finally, the GAPR Lo is for the better ball strikers as its smaller profile provides excellent shot-shaping and workability from a penetrating trajectory.

explore GAPR >

Get your kicks on this summer

Now that the better weather is upon us, it's time to pack those waterproof shoes away in the garage and step onto the course in a stylish new pair of breathable kicks for the summer months ahead.

Why not try adidas' ForgeFibre Boa?

No one wants to take their shoes off after a round to reveal a less-than-desirable whiff.

Fortunately, that is no longer a concern thanks to this shoe from adidas, which focuses on breathable protection and enhanced cushioning to keep your feet feeling fresh all day.

However, that is not even the best bit!

The ForgeFibre Boa is remarkably adaptable thanks to the Puremotion spikeless outsole that offers enhanced flexibility and grip across any terrain.

So, what better way to prepare for the warmer months than by coming down to the pro shop and trying on a pair of adidas’s ForgeFibre Boa shoes before you head out for your next round?

shop adidas' range >

Video of the Week

Watch as world-renowned putting instructor Phil Kenyon explains how there's more than just one way to make a putt.

We hope you enjoyed the newsletter. If you require any help or advise please reply to this email or pop into the shop and we'll be delighted to help. Gaz and Lee.

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