Pro's Tip of the Month

Putting is one of those areas of the game that with some dedicated practice, will unquestionably yield better results. There are certain technical keys to putting, that if you can groove as you work on your game, will make you far deadlier on the greens. Here is a drill that Tiger Woods used a lot in his heyday.

Simply put two tees down just a fraction wider than the width of your putter. Start by making a few strokes without a ball, trying to get the putter to flow through the tees without touching them. Once you feel confident that you have mastered this, hit a few putts. This is a great way of improving the path of your stroke. As you get better, the face of your putter will be consistently square to your target line through impact and this is the key to holing more putts. Devote some time to these putting tips in practice - it will certainly pay off!

15% OFF FootJoy Apparel

Look smart this summer with some of the latest FootJoy Apparel. We are currently offering 15% OFF to anyone that purchases 2 or more garments.

Srixon Balls

Our Fanatastic April Offer on Srixon golf balls is nearly up! We are currently selling a dozen Srixon AD333 or Srixon SOFT FEEL for just £15.99!! and a dozen Srixon Distance for just £11. However this offer is not going to last so make sure you stock up on balls NOW!

Click here to read our product reviews on this range of balls. 

FootJoy Headwear

The latest range of Footjoy Caps are now in stock and are available in many colours. So make sure you look the part this summer with one of our Footjoy Caps, JUST £15.95!

Lady Vice Captain Update

Centenary Bowl

We won 4 -1 at home against Chipstead, and lost 4 -1 away so it came down to points, and unfortunately we lost by 2 points.

Mail on Sunday

The ladies played Surrey National at home and won 3 - 2, and went through to the next round against Tandridge, but unfortunately lost.

Daily Mail Foursomes

Viv Harrison and Marilyn Luson played at home against Woldingham and had a resounding 7&5 win. Unfortunately they lost to Tandridge.

The Surrey Interclub 4somes

Viv Harrison and Marilyn Luson were given a home draw against a pair from the Drift, but unfortunately lost on 17th at home

Ladies Friendly

We won a home match against Woldingham, and our match against Addington Palace was cancelled due to rain.

Weekend Ladies Friendly Matches

Against Nizels at home we had a 4 -1 win. Against Sweetwoods at home we won

The O'connor Cup

This was won by Carole Crutchfield

The Winter Foursomes

This was won by Jenny Manser and Sue Munday

The Easter Monday Competition

This was very well attended, with 34 people playing; the next Bank Holiday Competition is on Monday 26th May.

Hopefully by now you've all got yourself re-gripped as we start to enjoy those longer evenings out on the course. When Ben Hogan wrote "Good golf begins with a good grip," he was talking about where the hands go on the club. But he could just as well have been talking about the handle of the club itself.

Worn grips are one of those things that sneak up on you; and given they directly affect your control of the club, they can have a profound effect. It's not just that your hands are more likely to slip on a worn grip, especially in the rain; it's also that you'll sense this unconsciously, and start to grip the club tighter. That can get you into a whole host of nasty swing traits, usually involving loss of rhythm and power.

Like every other part of the game, grip technology has leapt forward. The latest grips we stock offer a range of textures, hand-specific patterns and moisture resistance. Regrip your clubs with us and we can guarantee you the best connection with the club possible. We can also ensure their thickness suits your hand size - a vital aspect of controlling the club, and one that needs an expert eye. Click here to contact us in the shop about ensuring your grips are suitable and the right size.