Hello Golfers,

Welcome to another edition of our newsletter.

The Open Championship gets underway on Thursday at one of the most difficult courses on the championship’s rota – Carnoustie. One of the key holes where the Claret Jug will be won or lost is the 248-yard par-3 16th, known as Barry Burn, where a prevailing wind against and pot bunkers guarding the front of the green make this short hole one of the most demanding on tour.

Enjoy this week’s read! 

 
 
It's good to push

If you haven’t used a push trolley for a while then it’s definitely worth trying one in the not too distant future. In years gone by they were made of metal and were heavy to use, but that couldn’t be further from the truth with today’s lightweight options.

BIG MAX IQ+ 360

Nice and easy
This BIG MAX IQ+ 360 push trolley is a great option and tips the scales at just 6.3kg, which makes it easy to push so you remain full of energy to the last hole.

As well as its lightweight frame, it boasts a 360-degree front wheel so you can steer it to any spot effortlessly (watch our video to see for yourself), plus a handbrake and a spacious console that has room for all of your valuables and accessories.

This is just one of the trolley options we offer, so if you’re looking for something with more features or that folds smaller, why not pop by the store and check out our whole range?

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Roll, roll, roll the ball

For many golf fans, this week is the most exciting of the year as the world’s best players head to the British Isles for The Open Championship at Carnoustie. Links golf throws up several unique challenges that many tour pros don’t experience all too often, the greens being a classic example.

Carnoustie

Unlike driving off the tee or hitting into greens when they have to consider the wind, club selection and much more, on the greens, like Carnoustie’s 18th (above), all the pros have to worry about is line and speed. The latter relies on getting the ball rolling quickly and smoothly, which is helped by the faces on modern putters.

The TaylorMade Spider Tour Red for example, has a Pure Roll insert designed with 45° grooves that add topsin to get the ball rolling true as soon as possible. Another benefit of the Pure Roll insert is that it gives off a quieter sound and a softer feel compared with other inserts in TaylorMade's range.

TaylorMade Spider Tour Putter
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