Stuart Dowsett

This week's newsletter is packed full of useful topics to help you get the most from your game. As always, if there's anything you need help with or would like to discuss, give us a call on 0208 4605540 or send us a message. Enjoy the read.

Hello Golfers,

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Competition news

On the course...

Another busy week in the men's and ladies sections with some spectacular scoring in both sections.

Congratulations to Rolf Nuijens who won the Mid-week Stableford on the East Course with 42 points despite finishing with two double bogeys on the final two holes. Nick Greenwood was a close 2nd with 41 points and Peter Young finished 3rd with 39 points.

Saturday's Stableford played round the East Course saw Graeme Everett blow the competition away with 43 points and reduce his handicap by two shots from 14 to 12. Runner-up was Billy Walton with an excellent 40 points (playing off two), a round that consisted of three birdies and only one bogey. In 3rd place, also with 40 points, was Kevin Collins.

The Ladies Stableford on Saturday had a runaway winner with Alison Sampson with 40 points, six points clear of runner-up Jane Skyner who finished with a respectable 34 points, and 3rd was Lisa Heywood with 33 points. The weekend results was followed up with more good scoring on Monday in the Ladies Mid-week Stableford with Kim Morris claiming top spot with a fine 38 points. Runner-up spot was taken by Sandra Nadin 36 points, and 3rd place was claimed by Rose Yazdani with 33 points.

Golf on Tour

The UK Swing begins

The British Masters finally gave European Tour fans something to cheer. Whilst the Tour had technically resumed with a couple of weakened fields in Austria, this was the first ‘proper’ European Tour event since lockdown began all those months ago. Renato Paratore was the eventual winner, with the young Italian going 62 holes before his first bogey on the 9th in the final round.

Paratore’s incredible golf came at a soggy Close House course, hosted by Lee Westwood, in the first of a six-tournament “UK Swing”. This week, players high enough in the World Rankings can choose between the WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational or the English Open. Next week, it will be a choice between staying put for the English Championship or heading to San Francisco for the first Major of 2020; the PGA Championship. Things are about to get interesting!

If the European Tour restart has given you the golf bug once again, you can speak to us about professional coaching by clicking the button below or calling 0208 4605540. We’re here to help!

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Golf ball offer

Srixon 4-for-3 still running

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It is available on every model within Srixon's range, including the new Q-Star Tour ball. If you haven't tried it yet, we highly recommend you do!

Oh, and you have the choice between plain or personalised balls too.

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Easy, fun & enjoyable golf

We’ve all felt the pain of lugging a heavy bag around the course. It’s not fun! Having an electric trolley out on the course makes life so much easier. From easing the weight on your shoulders to speeding up your round, it’s a huge bonus.

Motocaddy M-Series Electric Golf Trolley Range

But, whether you’re cramming it into your car boot or struggling to keep it upright when the wind blows, they can cause problems. That is, until Motocaddy’s genius M-Series range.

The amazingly compact fold-away designs are perfect for your car boot. Also, the EASILOCK bag system (in all models) and Downhill Control (in DHC models) prevents your trolley or bag from toppling over on any terrain.

Motocaddy trolleys are in popular demand at the moment so if you're interested in ordering one, come and visit us at Sundridge Park Golf Club. In the meantime, click on the button below to explore the full range and watch our video.

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Time to update your wedges?

That moment when you pitch the ball close to the pin and stop it on a dime for a tap-in putt is like no other. It dramatically reduces your score whilst looking awesome. As with all shots, it requires both technique and confidence, not to mention wedges with sharp grooves.

A recent survey highlighted that a third of golfers carry wedges that are over five years old. We appreciate that everyone has a club or two in their bag that they love but grooves will gradually deteriorate over time.

If you are one of these golfers, it's worth coming to see us for a chat. We can get you testing some new wedges against your current ones to see if it's time for a change.

One wedge that we're particularly big fans of is Titleist's Vokey SM8. The brains behind these wedges have worked incredibly hard to ensure the grooves maintain their sharpness and spin for as long as possible, giving you the best chance around the greens.

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Video of the Week

This European Tour challenge is pretty simple: pick your favourite club and play the entire hole with it. Close House was the venue ahead of last week's British Masters, but how did the players get on? There were certainly a few surprises!

I hope you have enjoyed this week's update.
We hope to see you soon
Stuart

Sundridge Park Golf Club
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