Recent content by elmoag

I like both but the Queens is more fun and is a very fair course. There is not a bad choice up there. Best Hotel ever stayed in as well.

The difficulty in this concept is customisation. If you are an avid enough golfer to contemplate leasing clubs then you will desire them to be your spec. The business model for the returned clubs offset against the income is a tricky playing field. A major brand could have a go at it...

When I used to do alot of fitting (a while ago now) I would often put a shorter shaft into a driver without telling the golfer. As there numbers improved on the trackman they would get excited but almost without fail would not accept it as a fitting as they didn’t want a shorter shaft. The old...

It is rare in regards that there is a limited amount of them around but not terribly valuable. Probably around 100 quid The original grip and decal being in good order will add a little value.

Had a massive improvement last year after finally buying a putter that was correct style centre shafted non offset cobra agera. I had been told that was what I needed but being stubborn had stuck with my Scotty and spider previously. Putts holed within 10 feet increased noticeably.

I used to be a hoarder but now only have my set that I use and 6 putters if I get a new one then one has to go. As it’s easy to start collecting putters. Used to love collecting ping ones.

A good reason to be fit by a PGA professional as when our swing is way off it can be difficult to accurately fit a club. A good fitter will be able to settle that before making any decisions on specs. Reminds me of a fitting a friend had with one of the worlds most experienced fitters He was...

If it has Slazenger on the shaft and nothing on the head it may be from the Canadian market some pictures including the grip the decal and the back of the head will make it easier for anyone to value it. Not many ping putters are worth a lot even Nicklaus Slazenger ones are very condition...

Often the 3 wood is barely used by players who like their driver so 4 woods have become increasingly popular to bridge the gap you described. It’s a bit more versatile than a 3. I have a Callaway xr16 one and I use it far more than my 3 wood was ever used.

We played it off the middle tees I forget what colour they were we had a good mix of ability in our group and that was the right decision as the back tees would have been tough for a few of the group. Its a great day out you will love it.

All good places but if you go and see Dan Webster at lytham golf academy you will be in very good hands. Just proper unbiased advice.

They are trustworthy. The lad Carl who runs it offers a good service.

67.50 for 3 dozen delivered is not that difficult to find.

Not really one for sales chat on here but I know someone with stacks of these at a great price if you need some message me :-)

They are a knowledgable bunch and will pride themselves on the quality of advice good facilities especially at the range site well Worth trying out.