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Hello Golfers,

We hope you're well.

As this we hit the send button on this week’s email, the top 30 golfers of 2020 are taking to the course for the final round of the Tour Championship. Dustin Johnson is the man that everyone else is trying to catch, currently enjoying a five-stroke overnight lead and set to take home a cool $15 million jackpot for his efforts.

Whilst we can’t promise you an embarrassment of riches like above, we’re here to help you with your game in any way possible. So, if you need a lesson after a tough weekend on the course or your driver has misbehaved one too many times, send us a message and we’ll get back to you as soon as we can.

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Wedges that work for you

Over the past few weeks, we've worked our way through the bag, from hybrids to irons and now to wedges. Each time we've been looking at what we want from each club and how it fits into our bag. So, how well do your wedges compliment the rest of your set?

Brand new - Mizuno ES21 wedges
Brand new - Mizuno ES21 wedges

Our quest to hit the ball further has knock-on effects throughout the bag. It can only be a good thing if you're hitting your irons one or two clubs longer than previously, but it also means that the distance gap to your wedges gets bigger.

Our advice? Make sure you have three or four wedges in your bag that flow seamlessly from your irons. This is the part of the game where your score is made.

If you need to upgrade your wedges, Mizuno's brand new ES21 wedges have a perfectly centralised sweet spot (marked on the backside of every wedge), helping you find the perfect contact for consistent spin time after time.

You can learn more about these wedges by clicking the button below or give us a call on 01388 661618 x3 if you want to give them a try.

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Make a change

When it comes to smashing one off the tee, there’s always a bit of push-and-pull between striking one as far as you can and simply not sending it out of bounds. For that reason, we could all do with a little forgiveness in a driver.

TaylorMade SIM drivers

Can you afford to take the risk?

The ideal answer would be “What risk?”, but we’ll stay in the real world for a moment. Ultimately, you want a driver that reduces the risk of missing the fairway and makes the reward a lot more appealing.


Try TaylorMade SIM drivers

If you look closely at the drivers in this image, you'll notice the unusual shape on the sole of the driver.

This is brand-new for 2020 and is called an Inertia Generator. It puts the weight at the extreme back of the clubhead for maximum forgiveness, but the unique shape also helps you gain more clubhead speed for extra distance. They're available for you to try now so pop by the pro shop if interested.

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Video of the Week

We tend to get extremely excited when Mizuno releases new irons and this year is no different! We have the new JPX921 iron range available for you to try but, before you do, enjoy this week's video as Foremost TV reviews this stunning line.

Product Review | Mizuno JPX921 Irons
 
 
 
 
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