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Great review above from Wolf. An amazing day!
Particularly for me, even as a high handicapper fitting can help. It won't solve all the problems,and Mark, my TaylorMade fitter was honest about that but it will help. He showed me really clearly how it helps, and having hit the clubs he fitted me for, then going back to my set, and looking at the Trackman numbers, I came away completely convinced by that. I will never by a club off the shelf again! And I need to save up for an M6 Driver, 3 Wood and Hybrid!
The lessons form MeandMyGolf's Piers and Andy were great. I am not big on YouTube, so didn't know who they were (!) but Andy's tuition especially on chipping was fantastic - made it so clear, simple and it had immediate benefits when we played in the afternoon, especially on the 8th on The Duchess, where I played a lovely chip min front of the gallery. I loved how pleased he looked when I executed what we'd worked on. A proper coach! The short game area at Woburn is phenomenal, though I didn't try the chipping comp they had set up - I hadn't realised there was one until the end of the day, but there was a lot to fit in and the day was busy!
And playing a Tour Scramble with Ewan Ferguson was an experience I will never forget. I have never been so nervous on the tee, or over a putt as I was on the 1st. I was wearing a heart rate monitor, and my heart was beating the same as when I go for a run! But I did calm down, played a mixture of good and bad stuff, and caused some amusement with a terrible putt that ran up a slope then came back to my feet, and a chip that bounced off a sprinkle head to the base of a tree. The game is easier when you have a tour pro bombing it 300 yards up the middle, but we did take my tee shot on the 8th, which left Ewan showing us he could then hit it 200 yards round a corner!
We were wonderfully looked after by Golf Monthly, TaylorMade and Woburn, and all who were there were brilliant; staff, coaches, fitters, forumers. What a day! Can't believe my luck. Thank you all!
Particularly for me, even as a high handicapper fitting can help. It won't solve all the problems,and Mark, my TaylorMade fitter was honest about that but it will help. He showed me really clearly how it helps, and having hit the clubs he fitted me for, then going back to my set, and looking at the Trackman numbers, I came away completely convinced by that. I will never by a club off the shelf again! And I need to save up for an M6 Driver, 3 Wood and Hybrid!
The lessons form MeandMyGolf's Piers and Andy were great. I am not big on YouTube, so didn't know who they were (!) but Andy's tuition especially on chipping was fantastic - made it so clear, simple and it had immediate benefits when we played in the afternoon, especially on the 8th on The Duchess, where I played a lovely chip min front of the gallery. I loved how pleased he looked when I executed what we'd worked on. A proper coach! The short game area at Woburn is phenomenal, though I didn't try the chipping comp they had set up - I hadn't realised there was one until the end of the day, but there was a lot to fit in and the day was busy!
And playing a Tour Scramble with Ewan Ferguson was an experience I will never forget. I have never been so nervous on the tee, or over a putt as I was on the 1st. I was wearing a heart rate monitor, and my heart was beating the same as when I go for a run! But I did calm down, played a mixture of good and bad stuff, and caused some amusement with a terrible putt that ran up a slope then came back to my feet, and a chip that bounced off a sprinkle head to the base of a tree. The game is easier when you have a tour pro bombing it 300 yards up the middle, but we did take my tee shot on the 8th, which left Ewan showing us he could then hit it 200 yards round a corner!
We were wonderfully looked after by Golf Monthly, TaylorMade and Woburn, and all who were there were brilliant; staff, coaches, fitters, forumers. What a day! Can't believe my luck. Thank you all!
