Some lenders won’t allow you to borrow for speculative investment's, I’ve done it in the past and it’s worked out but it’s a risk.
Ive been buying shares in my employer for years (monthly share save schemes) and have that many I need to diversify as majority of my investment pot is in one...
Rick Shiels was down there doing a vlog, they are getting a bit of hate over their prices.
They are steep but similar to The Shire and West London 9 over the road is pricey for a 9 hole course.
Will still be playing it to see what it’s like for next years membership.
I swapped out my hybrids for FW’s last year, I’ve got a 3, 5 and 7 with the 7 being my favourite club in the bag, long and high and so easy to hit and consistent results.
Yes to PSR, similar to others already mentioned. I have one for putting which I have to force myself to do as I am more consistent when I do it but takes less than 30/40 seconds and can be done while others are putting, lining up etc
Had the same ball in play for 3 rounds now, probably only loose 12/18 a year so I buy new.
I’m not a long hitting and not particularly wild when not playing well so tend to find my balls
I’ve just swapped to a titleist tour soft as I found I wasn’t getting much much from the pro v1 which I have used for a free years now.
I saw I think it was Patrick Reed explaining that most amateurs don’t compress the ball enough so a low compression one is better.
I feel that I’m getting...
Some titleist tour soft - played with one at the weekend and seemed to get more response from around the greens, more than I get from the prov v I normally use. Only problem I found was they might scuff up a bit too easy but can live with that.
Having now played a few rounds with them, could drop the 5 iron as same distance as my 7 wood. Might go for a gapping session next week to dial in my distances. They are really nice clubs and worth considering if you’re in the market for new clubs.