Hopefully you're all starting to enjoy a bit more golf now that we're into spring. In an effort to help you shoot lower scores, we'd like to share a few wedge play secrets.
One of the biggest causes of loose ball striking is poor ball positioning. So…
1. Check your ball is positioned correctly under your sternum (pictured below). 2. Now, you need to stay balanced and avoid swaying with your backswing. Leaning back to help the ball up moves the bottom of your swing arc away from the ball. 3. Once you're set-up correctly, it's about trusting the loft of your wedge to do its job. A good way to guarantee this is to take a divot after the ball, which should also help create spin for added control.
Click here or come and see us if you'd like some help with any aspect of your game.
Oxford Golf Club Pro-Am - Friday, 13 May
This is the club's premier event for the year with last year saw 36 teams compete. The day includes an 18 hole team competition around Oxford Golf Club, one of Oxfordshire's finest courses, and there are team prizes for the top three teams. There is a rolling two course buffet after play and the cost for a team of three amateurs is as follows:
Members - £150
Non-members - £225
Corporate team - £250 (separate tournament and prizes)
To book in a team you can contact me or one of my team by clicking here or phone the shop on 01865 244258.
Shoe offer ends soon
There’s not long left to claim up to £20 for your old golf shoes. We’ll give you up to £20 against a fantastic selection of top models in FootJoy’s range, including the D.N.A. (£20) and Contour Series (£15) – pop in to get involved, but be quick.
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