The Golf Team

Hello Golfers,

We hope you're well.

This week's email is jam-packed with interesting info and products that will (hopefully!) take your game to the next level. As always, if there's anything that you've seen or heard about that you'd like to get your hands on, let us know and we'll be happy to help!

Enjoy the read.

Golf on Tour

When it rains it pours...

They say ‘when it rains, it pours’ and Max Kieffer was soaked after sticking three balls in the water on the fifth play-off hole of the European Tour’s Austrian Open. America’s John Catlin proceeded to lift his third trophy in 13 European Tour starts.

On the LPGA Tour, former World No. 1 Lydia Ko stormed her way back into the winning circle with a seven-stroke victory at the Lotte Championship. An emphatic -28 winning score ended the New Zealander’s three-year winless run. We can only wonder what’s to come!

Whether you’re trying to avoid the water or end a winless run, there’s never a bad time for a golf lesson. Get in touch below to book coaching sessions with us.

Trailblazing trolleys

I’m sure Tour players appreciate their caddies but they can’t fold their caddies up into a small frame and put them in the boot of the car, can they? Well, they haven’t got everything after all then! One piece of equipment we everyday golfers get to use that Tour pros don't is an electric trolley, which is where Motocaddy comes in.

New & improved for 2021

Motocaddy’s electric trolleys give you something the world’s best golfers can only dream of, with high-tech performance in a conveniently neat, lightweight package. The SlimFold design, included in all M-Series models, lets you fold the trolley into a handy, mobile shape; very useful for travelling to and from the course in your car boot.

For a lot of Motocaddy trolleys, that’s just the start! The new M3 GPS and updated M5 GPS trolleys deliver accurate GPS readings with clear visuals shown on the touchscreen displays built into the handles. You can even send them off ahead with adjustable speed settings and, in DHC models, they’ll travel smoothly up & down slopes and even park on them!

So, why not get one up on the Tour pros by taking your pick from Motocaddy's electric trolley range for 2021?

Motocaddy's GPS system for golf trolleys

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The benefits of GPS devices

We can expect to hear plenty of chatter over the next month about the use of distance-measuring devices at the upcoming PGA Championship. Whilst we'll no doubt see the pros using laser rangefinders at Kiawah Island, GPS watches are also incredibly useful out on the golf course.

Have a think about this question:

Do you tend to miss the green short or long?

GPS devices give you a way of measuring the shot at hand quickly and accurately. As amateur golfers, we tend to come up short when we miss the green - not including left or right - and that starts with not knowing how far we have to the front of the green.

This is where Garmin's GPS devices are so important. Gone are the days where the only way to get the distance left is to pace from the 150-yard marker to our ball.

Instead, products like the new Approach G12 handheld device and the S12 GPS watch provide essential front, middle and back yardages at a glance. If you want more, then the S42 and S62 watches are where you should be looking. Interested? Great. Garmin's available through us!

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Enjoy the rest of our newsletter and have a great weekend.

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