The course is playing longer 

It doesn't need us to tell you that the ball isn't travelling as far as it was a couple of months ago; the combination of cooler air and less roll on the softer fairways makes the course a lot different to how it was in the summer. 

So, if you're trying to find some extra yards off the tee, to save yourself going in with long irons and hybrids, these tips may help you: 

1. Tee your ball a little higher and move it forward in your stance to encourage an upward angle of attack, therefore adding loft 

2. Grip the club a little lighter than usual, which will help your wrists hinge more easily for a steeper angle of attack to promote a higher flight 

3. Load more weight onto your right side than usual, which also creates a steeper swing for longer carries 

We're here to help you get the most enjoyment out of the game, so if you'd like some further assistance, get in touch or speak to us in the shop. 

This time of year is often the best period to work on your game ahead of spring…. it'll come around fast and you'll want to be ready for those big comps. 


  

Here in your pro shop we are keen to help you prepare for the elements in every way possible, and now is the perfect time to give your game some TLC before the winter months roll in. 

In particular it is vitally important to check both your grips and your spikes. 

Grips that are shiny and worn will cause you to lose your grip on the club causing more mishit shots throughout your round. Drop in and we can fit you for a brand new tacky grip that will help you combat these conditions. We can also help you find the perfect sized grip for you which will be of huge benefit to your game. 

As well as this, it is key to check the spikes on the bottom of your shoes. This is an area that is often left unnoticed, but can cause your feet to slip out on the course, whether during the swing, or just when walking from tee to green.

Don't let yourself become a victim of the elements and drop into the pro shop today.