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Hello Golfers,

We hope you're well and had a good weekend.

It’s been a strange year for the European Tour so far. Cancelled events, rescheduled tournaments and even new tournaments created. The pandemic hit the Tour hard and with relatively modest prize money on offer in the past few months, many of Europe’s biggest names have been Stateside.

This week will be different, though. The likes of Tommy Fleetwood, Matthew Fitzpatrick and Ian Poulter will return for the Scottish Open following the conclusion of the big-money FedEx Cup and the U.S. Open. It should be an exciting week of top-quality golf in East Lothian. We can’t wait!

If watching these big names on TV over the weekend has you purring at the prospect of playing better golf, send us a message and we'll happily help!

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Getting it right

Finding the right putter throws up a lot of questions: Putter length? Toe hang or face-balanced? And, of course, blade or mallet? As you’ll see on Tour, everybody has their own preference. But let’s put that final question under the microscope for a second.

PING Heppler putters
PING Heppler putters

PING's fantastic new range of Heppler putters consists of various head shapes and sizes, including the popular models above.

When it comes to blade putters there's no model more historic than PING's Anser. This, and the Ketsch mallet pictured, are both designed for a firmer, more controlled feel at impact.

The decision of whether you opt for a blade or a mallet comes down to your individual preference, as well as which suits your stroke better.

For example, if you have an arcing stroke you might find a blade putter works better for you. The best way to find out is to come and see us for a check-up and we'll be happy to help.

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Modern technology at its finest

Technology has come a long way in the 21st Century, and golf certainly hasn’t been left behind. That is thanks, in large part, to Motocaddy. The trolley manufacturer continues to innovate at the highest level, giving you better products every year.

Motocaddy DHC technology
Downhill Control (DHC) technology

One of Motocaddy’s greatest inventions to date is Downhill Control (DHC), which allows trolleys like the M5 GPS DHC to move downhill at a stable speed without toppling over or running away from you.

Motocaddy M1 DHC and M3 Pro DHC trolleys
Motocaddy's DHC range

It’s not all about how they move, though. Both the M1 DHC and M3 PRO DHC also include LCD display screens and the SlimFold system that lets you fold your trolley into even the smallest car boot! Pop by the pro shop for a closer look.

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Video of the Week

Many golfers up and down the country have hit some rather 'interesting' shots since coming back to the course after lockdown. It's not just club golfers though! Enjoy this week's video as we take a look at some of the worst shots hit on the European Tour during the recent UK Swing.

European Tour | UK Swing Worst Shots
 
 
 
 
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