Get Rid of that Slice

It's just a few weeks till the new season gets underway and we are really excited about it all getting started once again.

We have new deliveries of stock arriving every day and the guys have been kept really busy getting all of this checked in and out on display.

We have seen quite a move over the last couple of years with players opting to go with a driver that has been fitted with shorter shaft. Just last week Rickie Fowler won on the PGA Tour using a driver that is no longer than a 3 wood, all in an effort to create a more consistent shot pattern.

If you have not been playing too much over the winter then you may find that any niggling slice that you had during last season could be back with a vengeance. As such I have recorded a video that will help you get rid of that slice and start drawing the ball.

Click here or on the image to watch my video.


 

Night Classes 

We have some Pre-Season classes starting W/C 13th March. These will run for 5 weeks and will be held on a Monday or Wednesday evenings from 5.30pm - 6.30pm. These classes are designed for players of all abilities and for both male and female players. Over the 5 weekly sessions, you'll be able to brush up on your swing technique and will also have the chance to learn how to play some new shots.

Monday's 13th, 20th, 27th, 3rd & 10th April

Wednesday's 15th, 22nd, 29th, 5th & 12th April

The 5 week class will cost £60 and to secure your place, simply give is a call on 01738 440678 or email info@noahsarkgolf.com

The Monday class will be coached by Fraser Cramb and the Wednesday session by Andrew McHardy.




Fitting Days 

We are now fully booked for our upcoming fitting days. Cobra will be held on Tuesday, 7 March and Callaway Thursday, 9 March. Both events will run from 2-6pm and, we are offering you the chance to book a free 30 minute fitting. 

You can put your name down onto a reserve list by either calling the golf centre on 01738 440678 or email info@noahsarkgolf.com


 

Hybrids vs Long Irons - By Andrew McHardy

For a while now there has been an ongoing debate about hybrid clubs. Are they for everyone, or specifically for the older person or short hitter? 

The answer is dependent on a couple of things. 

Firstly, how confident are you with your longer irons? 3 and 4 irons can be incredibly hard clubs to hit. 

Many players believe that they must persevere with long irons, but at the end of the day, what is the point in persevering with clubs you are not confident with. You will convince yourself before you have hit the ball it is going to be a bad shot.

Read on…


Putting Distance Control - by Fraser Cramb 

Here's something that everyone has come across. Maybe not every time you play, Putting is undoubtedly one of the more challenging and frustrating parts of playing golf. 

Putting can be reduced to two things; picking your line and judging the pace.

Reading this article will not help you pick your line, but it should help you judge distances more consistently. 

Read on… 


    

More great work by our volunteers 

We have had another great volunteer day this week at North Inch.