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SHARPEN UP YOUR SHORT GAME

The world’s greatest golf photographer, David Cannon, tells a wonderful story about a shoot with Seve Ballesteros on the beach near his home in Pedrena (see page 64). It involves a bag of old practice balls, a 9 and a 3-iron, a stick, an empty soup can and a napkin, and the legend was recreating the makeshift practice facilities he’d build for himself in the sand when he was a child. There were no video cameras or phones. No highly-paid performance coaches to offer advice. He just wanted to get those battered old balls into the soup can in the fewest shots possible – that’s how he developed his legendary creativity. He wasn’t alone, either. Old Tom Morris learned the game by chipping corks at the lampposts of St Andrews’ streets; Ben Hogan…

SHARPEN UP YOUR SHORT GAME

SHARPEN UP YOUR SHORT GAME

The world’s greatest golf photographer, David Cannon, tells a wonderful story about a shoot with Seve Ballesteros on the beach near his home in Pedrena (see page 64). It involves a bag of old practice balls, a 9 and a 3-iron, a stick, an empty soup can and a napkin, and the legend was recreating the makeshift practice facilities he’d build for himself in the sand when he was a child. There were no video cameras or phones. No highly-paid performance coaches to offer advice. He just wanted to get those battered old balls into the soup can in the fewest shots possible – that’s how he developed his legendary creativity. He wasn’t alone, either. Old Tom Morris learned the game by chipping corks at the lampposts of St Andrews’…

SHARPEN UP YOUR SHORT GAME

CELEBRATION OF THE OPEN

This is the R&A clubhouse at St Andrews as you’ve never seen it before. The building was turned into a giant projector screen, showing iconic Open moments as we build up to The 150th Championship, which kicks off on July 10. The state-of-the-art production was narrated by actor and lifelong golf fan, Gerard Butler, and charted the journey of golf since The Open began in 1860 up to the present day. We’ll be marking the anniversary next month with an exclusive guide to this year’s event, plus a special 84-page supplement reliving some of the most iconic moments and featuring exclusive interviews with two of the Open’s greatest legends, Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson.…

CELEBRATION OF THE OPEN

WOULD YOU GIVE UP GOLF TO PLAY AUGUSTA NATIONAL?

We had to check it wasn’t April Fools’ when a new survey dropped in our mailbox, revealing the lengths to which people would go to just to play at Augusta National. Incredibly, almost a quarter of golfers would be willing to quit playing golf for a year to play one round at Augusta, while 11.7% would happily give up watching golf (or any sport) for three years. A small minority would even give away their car (2.2%), miss the birth of their child (3.2%), or give up sex for 365 days (9%). Asked how much they would be willing to spend for a round, the average worked out at around $1,000 which is almost the amount one former TG writer paid to change their plane ticket just so they could…

THE ROAD TO THE OPEN JUST GOT A WHOLE LOT BETTER

Remember when we all used to complain about the lack of big-name tournaments in the UK? Now we’re so spoilt for choice that before the ‘UK Swing’ officially starts in July, we’re being treated to a triple-header of world class golf in June as a bonus! The first event is scheduled for the bank holiday weekend when Slaley Hall in Northumberland stages the first-ever International Series England, worth $2 million, on the Asian Tour. Attention then turns to Centurion Club in Hertfordshire four days later for the LIV Golf Invitational, which is promising shotgun starts, a unique team format, and a prize fund of $25 million! And if that’s not enough to get you excited for the summer, the Aramco Team Series will be returning to Centurion from June 16-18.…

THE ROAD TO THE OPEN JUST GOT A WHOLE LOT BETTER

SLINGSBY GOLF ACADEMY RETURNS

How good were you after your first six months of playing golf? Probably not good enough to compete for a place in a DP World Tour Pro-Am – and yet that’s exactly the challenge facing (left to right) Sky Sports Boxing presenter Anna Woolhouse, tennis coach Judy Murray, Olympic equestrian star Zara Tindall and TV personality Zoe Williams. The quartet are the latest members of the Slingsby Golf Academy, which is returning for a second series this year after being watched by more than one million people in 2021. In a bid to inspire more women to get into golf, the celebrities have just started their journey together as beginners and will work alongside a dedicated PGA pro to get to grips with the game in just six months. To add a…

SLINGSBY GOLF ACADEMY RETURNS

CELEBRATION OF THE OPEN

This is the R&A clubhouse at St Andrews as you’ve never seen it before. The building was turned into a giant projector screen, showing iconic Open moments as we build up to The 150th Championship, which kicks off on July 10. The state-of-the-art production was narrated by actor and lifelong golf fan, Gerard Butler, and charted the journey of golf since The Open began in 1860 up to the present day. We’ll be marking the anniversary next month with an exclusive guide to this year’s event, plus a special 84-page supplement reliving some of the most iconic moments and featuring exclusive interviews with two of the Open’s greatest legends, Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson.…

CELEBRATION OF THE OPEN

TRADE IN YOUR OLD SHOES AND POCKET £25

If your golf shoes have seen better days, you could save yourself £25 by trading them in for a brand-new pair of Duca del Cosma shoes. The handcrafted Italian shoe brand has teamed up with recycling group Recyclatex, so that all unwanted shoes collected between now and the end of May will be refurbished and distributed among aspiring players in Africa, India and Eastern Europe. In exchange for each pair donated, you will receive £25 off on a new pair of Duca del Cosma shoes from either the current Men’s or Women’s collections as a thank you. For a full list of stocklists and to browse all 28 premium styles, visit ducadelcosma.co.uk…

TRADE IN YOUR OLD SHOES AND POCKET £25

SLINGSBY GOLF ACADEMY RETURNS

How good were you after your first six months of playing golf? Probably not good enough to compete for a place in a DP World Tour Pro-Am – and yet that’s exactly the challenge facing (left to right) Sky Sports Boxing presenter Anna Woolhouse, tennis coach Judy Murray, Olympic equestrian star Zara Tindall and TV personality Zoe Williams. The quartet are the latest members of the Slingsby Golf Academy, which is returning for a second series this year after being watched by more than one million people in 2021. In a bid to inspire more women to get into golf, the celebrities have just started their journey together as beginners and will work alongside a dedicated PGA pro to get to grips with the game in just six months. To…

SLINGSBY GOLF ACADEMY RETURNS

WOULD YOU GIVE UP GOLF TO PLAY AUGUSTA NATIONAL?

We had to check it wasn’t April Fools’ when a new survey dropped in our mailbox, revealing the lengths to which people would go to just to play at Augusta National. Incredibly, almost a quarter of golfers would be willing to quit playing golf for a year to play one round at Augusta, while 11.7% would happily give up watching golf (or any sport) for three years. A small minority would even give away their car (2.2%), miss the birth of their child (3.2%), or give up sex for 365 days (9%). Asked how much they would be willing to spend for a round, the average worked out at around $1,000 which is almost the amount one former TG writer paid to change their plane ticket just so they could…

‘WE’VE FINALLY GOT A BLUEPRINT FOR RYDER CUP SUCCESS’

How does it feel to be named the 30th US Ryder Cup captain? I’m extremely excited. I have all the emotions running through me. Just knowing that I can lead this great team in Italy and represent my country, again, well that’s flattering. I played my first Ryder Cup in 2006, and it was not the way I envisioned it as a team (the US lost heavily at The K Club). That being said, it was immediate that I was fixated on it. I loved it, the team camaraderie, chemistry, everything about it just grabbed me. I’ve loved it ever since that day. It’s the best event in the sport of golf. How do you think the team aspect and captaincy have evolved since 2006? We’ve got a system, or systems, I should…

‘WE’VE FINALLY GOT A BLUEPRINT FOR RYDER CUP SUCCESS’

THE ROAD TO THE OPEN JUST GOT A WHOLE LOT BETTER

Remember when we all used to complain about the lack of big-name tournaments in the UK? Now we’re so spoilt for choice that before the ‘UK Swing’ officially starts in July, we’re being treated to a triple-header of world class golf in June as a bonus! The first event is scheduled for the bank holiday weekend when Slaley Hall in Northumberland stages the first-ever International Series England, worth $2 million, on the Asian Tour. Attention then turns to Centurion Club in Hertfordshire four days later for the LIV Golf Invitational, which is promising shotgun starts, a unique team format, and a prize fund of $25 million! And if that’s not enough to get you excited for the summer, the Aramco Team Series will be returning to Centurion from June 16-18.…

THE ROAD TO THE OPEN JUST GOT A WHOLE LOT BETTER

WHAT THE STATS SAY…

If the US win in Italy, Johnson will become only the fourth golfer, after Sam Snead, Jack Nicklaus and Seve, to have won at Augusta and St Andrews and successfully captained a winning Ryder Cup team. Johnson has played in five Ryder Cups – his first coming in the heavy defeat at The K Club in 2006, his most recent in the victory at Hazeltine in 2016. His record reads: played five, won once. He’s been a vice-captain in each of the last two events – winning in 2021 on home soil, losing in 2018 at Golf National. USA have won only four of the past 13 Ryder Cups – their last away victory coming in 1993 at The Belfry, the last time the US retained the trophy. Europe still hold the upper hand…

TRADE IN YOUR OLD SHOES AND POCKET £25

If your golf shoes have seen better days, you could save yourself £25 by trading them in for a brand-new pair of Duca del Cosma shoes. The handcrafted Italian shoe brand has teamed up with recycling group Recyclatex, so that all unwanted shoes collected between now and the end of May will be refurbished and distributed among aspiring players in Africa, India and Eastern Europe. In exchange for each pair donated, you will receive £25 off on a new pair of Duca del Cosma shoes from either the current Men’s or Women’s collections as a thank you. For a full list of stocklists and to browse all 28 premium styles, visit ducadelcosma.co.uk…

TRADE IN YOUR OLD SHOES AND POCKET £25

‘WE THOUGHT CARRYING OUR CLUBS 160 MILES IN 10 DAYS WOULD BE EASY’

If you’ve ever wondered what retirement looks like, Pat Manning and Bill Ryan are happy to paint a blissful picture. Five or six rounds of golf a week, supplemented by golf chats in the clubhouse, bar or even in the car park. But all that free time means crazy ideas are occasionally cooked up, just like the one which led the two golfing buddies down a grass verge next to the A38 while carrying four golf clubs each. “I wanted to think of a way to raise money for our captain’s charity which hadn’t been done before, ” explains Pat, who plays off 13. “It had to have a golf theme so I came up with the idea of playing 36 holes at 35 different courses. I was quite prepared to…

‘WE THOUGHT CARRYING OUR CLUBS 160 MILES IN 10 DAYS WOULD BE EASY’

‘WE’VE FINALLY GOT A BLUEPRINT FOR RYDER CUP SUCCESS’

How does it feel to be named the 30th US Ryder Cup captain? I’m extremely excited. I have all the emotions running through me. Just knowing that I can lead this great team in Italy and represent my country, again, well that’s flattering. I played my first Ryder Cup in 2006, and it was not the way I envisioned it as a team (the US lost heavily at The K Club). That being said, it was immediate that I was fixated on it. I loved it, the team camaraderie, chemistry, everything about it just grabbed me. I’ve loved it ever since that day. It’s the best event in the sport of golf. How do you think the team aspect and captaincy have evolved since 2006? We’ve got a system, or…

‘WE’VE FINALLY GOT A BLUEPRINT FOR RYDER CUP SUCCESS’

AROUND THE CLUBS

Council cutbacks enrage golfers Hundreds of golfers are scrambling to find a new club after Wirral Council withdrew funding from two of their four municipal courses, Hoylake and Brackenwood. The two closures are expected to save £328,000 per year; a mere fraction of the £27 million needed to plug a hole in their budget. What’s more, the council have revealed that there are no plans in place for the future of the site, except for when the land at Hoylake is used for parking and practice during next year’s Open. Until then, the entire course will remain untouched and unused. Girls Golf Rocks goes live We’re fully behind any initiative which helps grow the game – and Girls Golf Rocks has been instrumental in introducing more than 6,500 girls to the sport. Now…

AROUND THE CLUBS

YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED!

Playing in a golf match last week, my opponent was about to tee off when, in the middle of his downswing, a massive gust of wind blew his ball off the tee. Unable to stop his swing, he powered his tee peg an impressive distance down the 1st, missing the ball totally. We decided that he should be allowed to re-tee without penalty, but were we correct? John Bridle, Glamorgan Under the definitions, a stroke is the forward movement of the club made to strike the ball. If a player starts the downswing with a club intending to strike the ball, his or her action counts as a stroke even when the ball is not struck – including when a gust of wind blew the ball away. In this case, if your…

YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED!

WHAT THE STATS SAY…

If the US win in Italy, Johnson will become only the fourth golfer, after Sam Snead, Jack Nicklaus and Seve, to have won at Augusta and St Andrews and successfully captained a winning Ryder Cup team. Johnson has played in five Ryder Cups – his first coming in the heavy defeat at The K Club in 2006, his most recent in the victory at Hazeltine in 2016. His record reads: played five, won once. He’s been a vice-captain in each of the last two events – winning in 2021 on home soil, losing in 2018 at Golf National. USA have won only four of the past 13 Ryder Cups – their last away victory coming in 1993 at The Belfry, the last time the US retained the trophy. Europe still hold…

ATTHAYA THITIKUL We picked the Thai teenage star out as one to watch on the LPGA and she’s already delivered by winning the JTBC Classic in California on just her fifth start this year. RATCHANON CHANTANANUWAT Remember the name, if you can, because this amateur has become the youngest male player to win an event on a major tour at the Asian Mixed Cup, aged just 15 years and 37 days. Thailand have another superstar on their hands! SENIOR GOLFERS Need an excuse to play 18 holes more often? A new study has found that men over the age of 60 who did regular exercise at a leisurely pace – such as golf – were 37 percent less likely to be diagnosed with dementia. GARY PLAYER A year after his son was banned from Augusta for his…

FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE US WOMEN’S OPEN

1 Long considered to be the biggest tournament in women’s golf, the US Women’s Open has got a whole lot bigger for 2022, with prize money jumping from $5.5 million to a record $10 million. The Championship is also returning to Pine Needles Lodge & Golf Club in North Carolina for a record fourth time and kicks off on June 2, just two weeks before the men’s equivalent. Live coverage will be shown on Sky Sports. 2 Pine Needles did host the Senior Women’s Open in 2019 but this will be the first time the Donald Ross-designed layout has staged the main event since 2007, when Kristie Kerr won her maiden Major championship and Lexi Thompson made her debut as a 12-year-old. The par-71 course now checks out at over 7,000…

FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE US WOMEN’S OPEN

A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE

With a handful of courses dotted around the New Forest National Park, Hampshire is one of the wildest and most peaceful places to play golf. It feels like a golfing retreat, far from the madding crowds you get in urban cities. There are not many golf courses in the world where you can share the fairways with an assortment of wildlife and animals, such as horses, deer and pigs, but it’s all part of a unique – and rather surreal – experience in the New Forest. Twitchers and animal lovers often flock to Bramshaw Golf Club, which present two contrasting 18-hole courses. It sits just a pitching wedge from The Bell Inn, its former clubhouse, which now operates as a cosy hotel with an accompanying restaurant and bar. The ancient building backs on to…

A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE

‘WE THOUGHT CARRYING OUR CLUBS 160 MILES IN 10 DAYS WOULD BE EASY’

If you’ve ever wondered what retirement looks like, Pat Manning and Bill Ryan are happy to paint a blissful picture. Five or six rounds of golf a week, supplemented by golf chats in the clubhouse, bar or even in the car park. But all that free time means crazy ideas are occasionally cooked up, just like the one which led the two golfing buddies down a grass verge next to the A38 while carrying four golf clubs each. “I wanted to think of a way to raise money for our captain’s charity which hadn’t been done before, ” explains Pat, who plays off 13. “It had to have a golf theme so I came up with the idea of playing 36 holes at 35 different courses. I was quite prepared…

‘WE THOUGHT CARRYING OUR CLUBS 160 MILES IN 10 DAYS WOULD BE EASY’

FIVE OF THE WILDEST GOLF COURSES TO PLAY IN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND

WEST KENT GC, KENT GREEN FEE: £75 A fine combination of woodland, downland and parkland holes, just a short walk from Down House where Charles Darwin wrote his seminal work On the Origin of Species. It’s also home to one of the Natural Trust’s key reserves, where more than 28 species of butterfly have been recorded. wkgc.co.uk FOREST OF ARDEN, WARWICKS GREEN FEE: £60-£120 A top notch Marriott resort, near Coventry, plotted within 10,000 acres of ancient woodland and widely regarded as one of the leading venues in the country. Star of the show is the demanding Arden course, host of many DP World Tour events, where you play among a herd of black fallow wild deer. marriott.co.uk HESKETH, SOUTHPORT GREEN FEE: £60-£75 Part of England’s golf coast, this links-parkland hybrid course sits beside the wetlands of Marshside Nature Reserve,…

FIVE OF THE WILDEST GOLF COURSES TO PLAY IN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND

AROUND THE CLUBS

Council cutbacks enrage golfers Hundreds of golfers are scrambling to find a new club after Wirral Council withdrew funding from two of their four municipal courses, Hoylake and Brackenwood. The two closures are expected to save £328,000 per year; a mere fraction of the £27 million needed to plug a hole in their budget. What’s more, the council have revealed that there are no plans in place for the future of the site, except for when the land at Hoylake is used for parking and practice during next year’s Open. Until then, the entire course will remain untouched and unused. Girls Golf Rocks goes live We’re fully behind any initiative which helps grow the game – and Girls Golf Rocks has been instrumental in introducing more than 6,500 girls to…

AROUND THE CLUBS

THE ULTIMATE GOLF BUGGY?

As far as we know, Her Majesty The Queen doesn’t play golf. But if she did, she’d be the envy of every golfer on the planet given the vehicle she is currently using to get from A to B each day. It might not look like much, but this luxury golf buggy houses more gizmos than Bryson’s golf bag and is fitted with 14-inch alloy wheels, a heated windscreen and a 10.1-inch tablet which offers weather updates and mapping. The four-seater vehicle, which has been dubbed the ‘Queen Mobile’ since Windsor Castle took delivery of it in March, was built by Danish manufacturer Garia as part of a tie-up with Mercedes-Benz and is considered to be the ‘Rolls-Royce’ of golf carts. Besides the 43mph top speed, it also has a…

THE ULTIMATE GOLF BUGGY?

YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED!

Playing in a golf match last week, my opponent was about to tee off when, in the middle of his downswing, a massive gust of wind blew his ball off the tee. Unable to stop his swing, he powered his tee peg an impressive distance down the 1st, missing the ball totally. We decided that he should be allowed to re-tee without penalty, but were we correct? John Bridle, Glamorgan Under the definitions, a stroke is the forward movement of the club made to strike the ball. If a player starts the downswing with a club intending to strike the ball, his or her action counts as a stroke even when the ball is not struck – including when a gust of wind blew the ball away. In this case,…

YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED!

‘I’VE CHEATED ON MY GAME… AND MY GAME FOUND OUT’

Do you ever feel as if your golf game is like spinning plates. Just as you feel like you’ve got your wedges grooved you start duffing your long irons. The day you finally find confidence with your putter you suddenly can’t hit a driver for love nor money. That club you’ve trusted for years suddenly decides he wants absolutely nothing to do with you. Oh, where do all the good swings go? I like to imagine there’s some golf course in another dimension, the place where all our lost swings go. Were we to be able to traverse the realms, we might find our old draw, or that lag putt we used to rely on, passing their time on a course where it never rains, where divots are always replaced and…

‘I’VE CHEATED ON MY GAME… AND MY GAME FOUND OUT’

ATTHAYA THITIKUL We picked the Thai teenage star out as one to watch on the LPGA and she’s already delivered by winning the JTBC Classic in California on just her fifth start this year. RATCHANON CHANTANANUWAT Remember the name, if you can, because this amateur has become the youngest male player to win an event on a major tour at the Asian Mixed Cup, aged just 15 years and 37 days. Thailand have another superstar on their hands! SENIOR GOLFERS Need an excuse to play 18 holes more often? A new study has found that men over the age of 60 who did regular exercise at a leisurely pace – such as golf – were 37 percent less likely to be diagnosed with dementia. GARY PLAYER A year after his…

GET IN TOUCH As well as email (editorial@todaysgolfer.co.uk) and post (Media House, Lynch Wood, Peterborough, PE2 6EA), you can contact us using any of these social platforms… @Thetodaysgolfer @TodaysGolferBauer @Todaysgolfer @Todaysgolfer MEMBERSHIP MADNESS Suddenly, I feel discriminated against! As a full club member in my early 50s, I find myself competing against other full members who pay half the membership fee I do! It appears that some clubs are offering cut-price membership to encourage new members. Now, under 30s in professional jobs, driving the proverbial high-powered German cars, can flout their cheap membership deal to long-standing members. I’m all for encouraging new blood into clubs, particularly at junior level for appropriately reduced fees, but all this has done has made me feel a devalued supporter of my club. Mark Bishop, email WHY ARE JUNIORS ALWAYS TREATED SO BADLY? I have…

GOLF IS A GREAT THERAPY

The game once referred to as “a good walk spoiled” has come to represent far more than just a sport. Golf has become a therapy, a lifeline, and a serious weapon in the fight against mental health issues. I used to think golf was for those ‘older’ types. But now I am one of them, it has finally dawned on me how therapeutic the activity is. Anxiety, stress and depression are just some of those conditions/states that can be significantly helped by participation in this beautiful game. The mix of exercise, nature, banter, camaraderie, and competition is the perfect cocktail for a healthy life, on and off the golf course. In many ways, golf actually sets an example for life. Shane O’Byrne, email…

FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE US WOMEN’S OPEN

1 Long considered to be the biggest tournament in women’s golf, the US Women’s Open has got a whole lot bigger for 2022, with prize money jumping from $5.5 million to a record $10 million. The Championship is also returning to Pine Needles Lodge & Golf Club in North Carolina for a record fourth time and kicks off on June 2, just two weeks before the men’s equivalent. Live coverage will be shown on Sky Sports. 2 Pine Needles did host the Senior Women’s Open in 2019 but this will be the first time the Donald Ross-designed layout has staged the main event since 2007, when Kristie Kerr won her maiden Major championship and Lexi Thompson made her debut as a 12-year-old. The par-71 course now checks out at over…

FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THE US WOMEN’S OPEN

OWN YOUR SHORT GAME

With thanks to The Mere Golf Resort and Spa, Cheshire, home to an excellent 4-star hotel and superb championship layout. Visit themereresort.co.uk YOUR COACH ANDREW MURRAY Former European Open Champion who specialises in one-on-one or group coaching and corporate golf events andrewmurraygolf.com Old Tom Morris learned the game by chipping corks at the lampposts of St Andrews’ streets; Ben Hogan loved bunting balls into the famous fireplace at Pinehurst’s Pine Crest Inn; Tiger’s first coach Rudy Duran used their waits on the tee to set up chipping contests around bins or tee markers. Yes indeed, throughout the history of golf elite golfers developed their first-class short games by playing games. And with good reason. As we get up around the green, the need for power and technical mastery is replaced by other requirements; feel,…

OWN YOUR SHORT GAME

A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE

With a handful of courses dotted around the New Forest National Park, Hampshire is one of the wildest and most peaceful places to play golf. It feels like a golfing retreat, far from the madding crowds you get in urban cities. There are not many golf courses in the world where you can share the fairways with an assortment of wildlife and animals, such as horses, deer and pigs, but it’s all part of a unique – and rather surreal – experience in the New Forest. Twitchers and animal lovers often flock to Bramshaw Golf Club, which present two contrasting 18-hole courses. It sits just a pitching wedge from The Bell Inn, its former clubhouse, which now operates as a cosy hotel with an accompanying restaurant and bar. The ancient…

A WALK ON THE WILD SIDE

THE BATTLE OF BROOKLINE II?

Course The Country Club Date June 16-19 Par 70 Yards 7,264 yards Field 156 players Cut 60 players and ties. In the event of a tie after 72 holes, a two-hole aggregate play-off will take place following the completion of Sunday’s final round. Purse $12.5 million (2021) Defending champion Jon Rahm 1 US OPEN GOLF COURSES TEND TO BE DIFFICULT. WILL BROOKLINE BE ANY DIFFERENT? The USGA take pride in the US Open being seen as the toughest test in golf – and this year is unlikely to be any different at The Country Club, which has undergone more facelifts than your average Love Island star. Originally part of a horse racing track, the modern-day championship course in Brookline, Massachusetts, is more European in flavour than most American venues, with rugged bunkering, rocky…

THE BATTLE OF BROOKLINE II?

FIVE OF THE WILDEST GOLF COURSES TO PLAY IN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND

WEST KENT GC, KENT GREEN FEE: £75 A fine combination of woodland, downland and parkland holes, just a short walk from Down House where Charles Darwin wrote his seminal work On the Origin of Species. It’s also home to one of the Natural Trust’s key reserves, where more than 28 species of butterfly have been recorded. wkgc.co.uk FOREST OF ARDEN, WARWICKS GREEN FEE: £60-£120 A top notch Marriott resort, near Coventry, plotted within 10,000 acres of ancient woodland and widely regarded as one of the leading venues in the country. Star of the show is the demanding Arden course, host of many DP World Tour events, where you play among a herd of black fallow wild deer. marriott.co.uk HESKETH, SOUTHPORT GREEN FEE: £60-£75 Part of England’s golf coast, this links-parkland…

FIVE OF THE WILDEST GOLF COURSES TO PLAY IN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND

THE ULTIMATE GOLF BUGGY?

As far as we know, Her Majesty The Queen doesn’t play golf. But if she did, she’d be the envy of every golfer on the planet given the vehicle she is currently using to get from A to B each day. It might not look like much, but this luxury golf buggy houses more gizmos than Bryson’s golf bag and is fitted with 14-inch alloy wheels, a heated windscreen and a 10.1-inch tablet which offers weather updates and mapping. The four-seater vehicle, which has been dubbed the ‘Queen Mobile’ since Windsor Castle took delivery of it in March, was built by Danish manufacturer Garia as part of a tie-up with Mercedes-Benz and is considered to be the ‘Rolls-Royce’ of golf carts. Besides the 43mph top speed, it also has a…

THE ULTIMATE GOLF BUGGY?

‘Being struck by lightning playing golf gave my game a real energy’ RETIEF GOOSEN

In his own modest, unassuming, no-nonsense kind of way, Retief Goosen has made an impression whenever and wherever he’s played. And like his fellow countryman, the legendary South African Gary Player, he’s teed it up in an awful lot of places. All four corners of Planet Golf, in fact. Aided by one of the silkiest and stylish swings in golf, the 53-year-old has played and won all over the globe, including nine times on both the European Tour and Sunshine Tour back home in South Africa, plus another five victories on the Asian Tour. The highlights of his career have come on the other side of the pond, however, with seven wins on the PGA Tour, highlighted by two stunning US Open victories in 2001 at Southern Hills and 2004 at…

‘Being struck by lightning playing golf gave my game a real energy’ RETIEF GOOSEN

A life behind the lens

Since giving up a promising amateur golf career competing against the likes of Nick Faldo and Sandy Lyle, David Cannon has been a fixture at some of golf’s biggest events over the last 40 years, documenting 122 men’s Majors, 72 women’s Majors, 17 Ryder Cups, 17 Walker Cups and 15 Solheim Cups – all through the lens of his camera. Beyond golf, he has covered eight World Cups, four summer Olympic Games, two Winter Olympic Games, Cricket internationals, Wimbledon, the Australian Open, Formula 1 and both downhill and slalom ski racing since joining All Sport in 1983. He was there for 15 years before it was purchased by Getty Images, which is where he has been ever since. Cannon’s portfolio is about as varied as a 28-handicapper’s shot pattern, but you probably…

A life behind the lens

‘GOLF HAS GIVEN ME MY LIFE BACK’

If you spent your Saturday mornings watching Soccer AM on Sky Sports in the early-to-mid noughties, you’ll remember Tubes (real name Peter Dale, right) for his hilariously awkward interviews every week. His ‘one question and one question only’ segment ran for seven years and gave him cult?status on the long-running show, which he’s been a part of for nearly two decades. But unless you are part of the TikTok generation, you may not be familiar with his brother, Ange (real name Andrew Dale, left), and their hugely popular Tubes & Ange Golf Life YouTube series, which has brought their unique sense of humour and comedy to the golf course. Since launching in 2019, the channel has featured guests such as England international footballers John Terry and Peter Crouch, as well as…

‘GOLF HAS GIVEN ME MY LIFE BACK’

‘I’VE CHEATED ON MY GAME… AND MY GAME FOUND OUT’

Do you ever feel as if your golf game is like spinning plates. Just as you feel like you’ve got your wedges grooved you start duffing your long irons. The day you finally find confidence with your putter you suddenly can’t hit a driver for love nor money. That club you’ve trusted for years suddenly decides he wants absolutely nothing to do with you. Oh, where do all the good swings go? I like to imagine there’s some golf course in another dimension, the place where all our lost swings go. Were we to be able to traverse the realms, we might find our old draw, or that lag putt we used to rely on, passing their time on a course where it never rains, where divots are always replaced…

‘I’VE CHEATED ON MY GAME… AND MY GAME FOUND OUT’

FOUR PLAYERS WHO FACED MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS HEAD ON AND CAME OUT THE OTHER SIDE

MATTHEW WOLFF “Mental illness or not being happy, that’s an injury, and people don’t look at it as that. People look at it as, Oh, you’re not happy, or you’re a little screwed up in the head or you’re just playing bad. It’s like, get over it. But it’s more than that. If you don’t feel a hundred percent right, no matter if it’s mental or physical, it is an injury, and you should be able to rehab and take your time in order to get to a place where you need to be. I feel like I had that time.” BUBBA WATSON “There’s not a miracle drug that makes it go away. I have anxieties. I have doubts. I have pride issues. I have ego issues. I’ve got them all. I’ve got…

FOUR PLAYERS WHO FACED MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS HEAD ON AND CAME OUT THE OTHER SIDE

JOIN OUR CAMPAIGN TO SAVE LIVES

A sudden cardiac arrest is the leading cause of premature deaths in the UK. It doesn’t discriminate by age, sex, gender or even fitness level. It strikes without warning and can happen to anyone at any time. Golf courses are the fifth-most likely place for people to suffer a cardiac arrest, but not enough golf clubs – or golfers – are equipped to help save a person’s life on the course. Often there’s little time to react and even less time to think, which is why having a defibrillator nearby is so important. We believe every club has a duty of care to its members and visitors. That’s why we’ve joined forces with Motocaddy – whose electric trolleys and app can pinpoint defibrillator locations – to launch ‘Drive for Defibs’ and make…

JOIN OUR CAMPAIGN TO SAVE LIVES

GET IN TOUCH As well as email (editorial@todaysgolfer.co.uk) and post (Media House, Lynch Wood, Peterborough, PE2 6EA), you can contact us using any of these social platforms… @Thetodaysgolfer @TodaysGolferBauer @Todaysgolfer @Todaysgolfer MEMBERSHIP MADNESS Suddenly, I feel discriminated against! As a full club member in my early 50s, I find myself competing against other full members who pay half the membership fee I do! It appears that some clubs are offering cut-price membership to encourage new members. Now, under 30s in professional jobs, driving the proverbial high-powered German cars, can flout their cheap membership deal to long-standing members. I’m all for encouraging new blood into clubs, particularly at junior level for appropriately reduced fees, but all this has done has made me feel a devalued supporter of my club. Mark Bishop,…

GOLF IS A GREAT THERAPY

The game once referred to as “a good walk spoiled” has come to represent far more than just a sport. Golf has become a therapy, a lifeline, and a serious weapon in the fight against mental health issues. I used to think golf was for those ‘older’ types. But now I am one of them, it has finally dawned on me how therapeutic the activity is. Anxiety, stress and depression are just some of those conditions/states that can be significantly helped by participation in this beautiful game. The mix of exercise, nature, banter, camaraderie, and competition is the perfect cocktail for a healthy life, on and off the golf course. In many ways, golf actually sets an example for life. Shane O’Byrne, email…

MORE TIPS! MORE TEACHERS! MORE USEFUL! HERE TO HELP YOU SAVE SHOTS Watch hundreds of video tips at www.todaysgolfer.co.uk With the season now fully under way and a scorecard in your back pocket once more, sharpening up the short game becomes a priority. Very often, you’ll have more success here when you shift your attention from your technique to your target; it helps your action become smoother and more rhythmic, and your approach more creative. The chipping ladder drill is the perfect exercise to train this shift of focus. Simply lie four clubs across you to create three even gaps or landing zones. Move up and down the ladder, varying your target each time. You will quickly develop a feel for how to adjust rhythm and speed to send the ball different distances. YOUR COACH JORDAN…

MIX IT UP FOR SHORT GAME SUCCESS

! KEEP A STRAIGHTER FACE The data shows that while better players use their 8 and 9-irons for 26% (one in four) of all shots within 20 yards, longer handicappers don’t use them at all. This suggests a conviction that only wedges should be used around the green. It’s not the case. If the shot demands it – i.e. uphill, plenty of green to work with – get up into your irons, keep the ball lower and run it back to the pin. This is the green of the short par-4 14th on the King’s Course at Gleneagles. Measuring just 260 yards off the whites, it is driveable for many, but the more likely scenario is a short second to a green that is a great example of the versatility a short game…

MIX IT UP FOR SHORT GAME SUCCESS

BUILD FORCE THROUGH TILT

In the third of our six-part series on how to hit the ball further, we are going to look at distance from a slightly different perspective – not so much hitting the ball harder as hitting it better. For the vast majority of club players, this means three things: ◼ Imparting less spin on the ball. ◼ Launching the ball higher. ◼ Swinging more up the back of the ball – as opposed to delivering a weaker, more glancing blow. All three elements are proven to create more distance. And while they don’t appear to have too much in common at first glance there is, in fact, one simple change you can make that will help you deliver all three. Let’s look at how that works… 1 Throwing up (in a good way) To grasp this…

BUILD FORCE THROUGH TILT

OWN YOUR SHORT GAME

With thanks to The Mere Golf Resort and Spa, Cheshire, home to an excellent 4-star hotel and superb championship layout. Visit themereresort.co.uk YOUR COACH ANDREW MURRAY Former European Open Champion who specialises in one-on-one or group coaching and corporate golf events andrewmurraygolf.com Old Tom Morris learned the game by chipping corks at the lampposts of St Andrews’ streets; Ben Hogan loved bunting balls into the famous fireplace at Pinehurst’s Pine Crest Inn; Tiger’s first coach Rudy Duran used their waits on the tee to set up chipping contests around bins or tee markers. Yes indeed, throughout the history of golf elite golfers developed their first-class short games by playing games. And with good reason. As we get up around the green, the need for power and technical mastery is replaced…

OWN YOUR SHORT GAME

DRIVE THE BALL BETTER

BREAK 100 Create power through sound basics The driver is of course a club built for distance. But unless you have good fundamentals in place, getting all that power out of the club will prove a frustrating, fruitless task. Let’s examine the set-up and grip to learn how to set up these vital building blocks. BALL POSITION: INSIDE YOUR LEAD HEEL Ball position is all about setting up the ideal attack angle for the strike. Playing the ball forward in your stance (1) encourages a good sweeping strike that helps you launch the ball up into the air. Keep your hands level with the clubface, and your shirt buttons level with the back of the clubhead. Alignment The more you swing across the ball, the less energy is transferred from club to ball. Your swing path…

DRIVE THE BALL BETTER

SELECT THE RIGHT SHOT AT THE RIGHT TIME

In our sixth exclusive extract from The Lost Art of the Short Game, authors Gary Nicol and Karl Morris illustrate how asking the right questions is at the heart of selecting the right shot around the green. If you miss the fairway off the tee, you can generally get your ball back into play with your second shot. Once you get your second shot back into play and hopefully somewhere around the green or at least within striking distance of it, now is the time you can get back on track with a good third shot. For the vast majority of golfers, statistically the most important shot on most holes isn’t the tee shot or approach shot but this third shot. That might come as a bit of a surprise when all…

SELECT THE RIGHT SHOT AT THE RIGHT TIME

CROSS HANDS FOR PURE PUTTS

The biggest reason club golfers come up short so often on longer putts is poor strike quality. To get the ball back to the hole, we need the solid energy transfer that only comes from finding the centre of the face. A change of grip – and of concept – can help you find it on a regular basis. Why we mistrike Over the years we have had it drummed into us that we need to impart topspin or overspin on the ball to help it roll true. While there is some truth in that, the angle of attack it demands – an upward strike – can easily lead to contact very low on the putter’s blade. That means poor energy transfer and the frustrating sight of the ball dribbling up a…

CROSS HANDS FOR PURE PUTTS

CHECK YOUR CHIPPING

1 When it comes to the ideal chipping strike, some advocate a more downward attack angle that cuts the chances of heavy contact; others opt for a more forward, shallow strike using the forgiveness built into the club’s sole. But I suggest a middle ground here; a gently downward strike that promotes clean contact while still being shallow enough for the sole to engage the turf… 2 To check if you deliver the club on this angle, lie a tee peg on the ground. Place it a ball’s width forward of the ball, on your ball-target line, but running at right angles across it (1). Play the ball around centre in your stance, favour your lead side for weight and create slight forward shaft lean – with the handle marginally forward…

CHECK YOUR CHIPPING

THE BATTLE OF BROOKLINE II?

Course The Country Club Date June 16-19 Par 70 Yards 7,264 yards Field 156 players Cut 60 players and ties. In the event of a tie after 72 holes, a two-hole aggregate play-off will take place following the completion of Sunday’s final round. Purse $12.5 million (2021) Defending champion Jon Rahm 1 US OPEN GOLF COURSES TEND TO BE DIFFICULT. WILL BROOKLINE BE ANY DIFFERENT? The USGA take pride in the US Open being seen as the toughest test in golf – and this year is unlikely to be any different at The Country Club, which has undergone more facelifts than your average Love Island star. Originally part of a horse racing track, the modern-day championship course in Brookline, Massachusetts, is more European in flavour than most American venues, with…

THE BATTLE OF BROOKLINE II?

Versatile and accurate hole out aid

PuttOUT Premium Trainer £29.99 Putting is, of course, the one part of the game we can practise with a roof over our heads; all we need is a putter, a golf ball and a decent length of carpet, ideally without too much of a roll-curving nap. But we also need an effective and realistic target, and that’s where PuttOUT comes in. Carefully proportioned to offer accurate feedback, its hole-sized front portion gives way to a curved and rising rear, angled not just to return the ball to you but at a pace that mimics how far the ball would have run past the hole. A removable central portion also offers the faintly addictive goal of nailing the perfect putt; this mini hole will hold the ball, but only if struck at an…

Versatile and accurate hole out aid

ROTATION TRAINER

In the backswing we are looking to turn our shoulders in the region of 90º. Of course, to achieve this we need to rotate through the rib cage and spine. When we have strong mobility in this part of the spine, a 90º shoulder turn is relatively easy to accomplish. But if the thoracic spine is resistant or locked up, our body is forced to look elsewhere for its rotation. The most likely source becomes the hips, which end up overworking and compromising balance, structure and sequencing. Here is a simple exercise you can do to keep that ribcage loose and fluid. Try it for 10-15 reps each day for a couple of weeks, two back and two through. Always consult your GP before adopting any new fitness regimen. STEP 1 Backswing Stand…

ROTATION TRAINER

It’s fair to say that swinging the club on the ideal, neutral path or plane around us is one of the harder technical elements to get right. Quite often our efforts are thwarted by poor arm rotation mechanics, which can pull our actions flat or upright. But there is a simple range drill that can help in both areas, and you don’t even need a golf club. Here’s how it works… 1 Set-up Take your regular address position. But instead of a club, hold your range basket in front of you with palms facing each other. Place a single ball in the basket. 2 Over throw Your simple goal here is to swing the basket back in order to fling the ball out over your trail shoulder. Achieving this means: ▪ You have swung the…

‘Being struck by lightning playing golf gave my game a real energy’ RETIEF GOOSEN

In his own modest, unassuming, no-nonsense kind of way, Retief Goosen has made an impression whenever and wherever he’s played. And like his fellow countryman, the legendary South African Gary Player, he’s teed it up in an awful lot of places. All four corners of Planet Golf, in fact. Aided by one of the silkiest and stylish swings in golf, the 53-year-old has played and won all over the globe, including nine times on both the European Tour and Sunshine Tour back home in South Africa, plus another five victories on the Asian Tour. The highlights of his career have come on the other side of the pond, however, with seven wins on the PGA Tour, highlighted by two stunning US Open victories in 2001 at Southern Hills and 2004…

‘Being struck by lightning playing golf gave my game a real energy’ RETIEF GOOSEN

HONMA TW757 IRONS

Honma have made massive strides into golf in the western golf market over recent years. Part of that evolution has come about thanks to the brand’s strategy to be as much a part of the forged iron conversation as Mizuno, Srixon and other major manufacturers. With the award-winning T// World TR20 forged iron family now two years old, Honma have revealed the new TW757 range consisting of three models and with the TW757 B billed as a new generation blade. TW757 B Unusually for a muscleback, the B has a cast not forged construction (from 8620 steel, like a lot of modern wedges). But tungsten toe weights and a built-in resin component (3-7 iron) means you shouldn’t expect a firmer feel, less control or an unattractive sound. Like all blades, the 757 B…

HONMA TW757 IRONS

COBRA KING FORGED TEC IRONS

If there’s one trend that stood out during our iron tests this year, it was how hollow models have appeared more than most among our fastest, longest and most forgiving clubs. To us, that spells out loud and clear how hollow body irons are taking over. No matter whether you’re a good player, mid-handicapper or a golfer who sits on the fence between both categories, brands see fast face hollow irons as the best solution for lots of golfers. Cobra hope their new King Forged Tec and Forged Tec X will hit a similar sweetspot among club golfers in 2022. COBRA KING FORGED TEC A players’ distance iron (Cobra say they suit low to mid-handicap players), with a thinner topline, reduced offset and compact shaping. Each head is forged five times so you…

COBRA KING FORGED TEC IRONS

A life behind the lens

Since giving up a promising amateur golf career competing against the likes of Nick Faldo and Sandy Lyle, David Cannon has been a fixture at some of golf’s biggest events over the last 40 years, documenting 122 men’s Majors, 72 women’s Majors, 17 Ryder Cups, 17 Walker Cups and 15 Solheim Cups – all through the lens of his camera. Beyond golf, he has covered eight World Cups, four summer Olympic Games, two Winter Olympic Games, Cricket internationals, Wimbledon, the Australian Open, Formula 1 and both downhill and slalom ski racing since joining All Sport in 1983. He was there for 15 years before it was purchased by Getty Images, which is where he has been ever since. Cannon’s portfolio is about as varied as a 28-handicapper’s shot pattern, but…

A life behind the lens

PXG 0311 GEN5 IRONS

PXG’s Gen4 irons have performed brilliantly in our tests when it comes to ball speed, distance and forgiveness. And yet somehow the brand reckon they’ve come up with even more forgiveness in a new Gen5 family. What PXG have achieved goes right to the core of each iron. A new XCOR2 material inside is lighter (5-7g per iron) while having a higher COR. The material frees up weight from the core of each iron (so you get 5% more MOI over the Gen4) while allowing the face to flex more and improve energy transfer between club and ball. ‘THE GEN4 TESTED BRILLIANTLY FOR SPEED AND DISTANCE, BUT PXG SAY THE GEN5 DELIVER EVEN MORE FORGIVENESS’ The three models are: T (Tour), a compact and forgiving players’ iron; P (Players) is a slightly stronger…

PXG 0311 GEN5 IRONS

‘GOLF HAS GIVEN ME MY LIFE BACK’

If you spent your Saturday mornings watching Soccer AM on Sky Sports in the early-to-mid noughties, you’ll remember Tubes (real name Peter Dale, right) for his hilariously awkward interviews every week. His ‘one question and one question only’ segment ran for seven years and gave him cult?status on the long-running show, which he’s been a part of for nearly two decades. But unless you are part of the TikTok generation, you may not be familiar with his brother, Ange (real name Andrew Dale, left), and their hugely popular Tubes & Ange Golf Life YouTube series, which has brought their unique sense of humour and comedy to the golf course. Since launching in 2019, the channel has featured guests such as England international footballers John Terry and Peter Crouch, as well…

‘GOLF HAS GIVEN ME MY LIFE BACK’

Most manufacturers now make a specific product family aimed at golfers who want to make the game easier – this is Cobra’s contribution. The Air X family joins the likes of Cleveland, Wilson and PXG in cutting weight so golfers can maximise club speed and carry, without changing their swing. Expect offset woods (which help square the face at impact to eliminate a slice), low profile heads (to help launch shots higher), and maximum off-centre hit forgiveness across the whole family (driver, fairway, hybrid and irons). If you’re lucky enough to fit into the moderate speed category, you’ll also be quids in. In a world when prices are soaring, the new Air X driver is £299, and a set of irons starts from £599. LIGHT AND LIVELY Cobra say the Air X driver weighs in…

THE BEST BALL FOR CLUB GOLFERS

Tour-level golf balls aimed at average club golfers never used to be a thing. But in 2014 Callaway broke the mould with the Chrome Soft – a ball designed to work for club golfers, yet with a urethane cover – which until then was almost exclusively found on tour-level balls. Unwittingly, the company sparked a trend for ball manufacturers to optimise their best tour ball tech for ordinary golfers who still want the feel and short game spin of a ‘tour’ ball, but who don’t possess tour swing speeds. Since then, TaylorMade, Titleist and Wilson have all piled into the market with their own tour-level urethane balls, optimised for club golfers (Srixon at the time had the lesser known AD333 Tour). They had no choice, as the Chrome Soft rapidly became the…

THE BEST BALL FOR CLUB GOLFERS

FOUR PLAYERS WHO FACED MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS HEAD ON AND CAME OUT THE OTHER SIDE

MATTHEW WOLFF “Mental illness or not being happy, that’s an injury, and people don’t look at it as that. People look at it as, Oh, you’re not happy, or you’re a little screwed up in the head or you’re just playing bad. It’s like, get over it. But it’s more than that. If you don’t feel a hundred percent right, no matter if it’s mental or physical, it is an injury, and you should be able to rehab and take your time in order to get to a place where you need to be. I feel like I had that time.” BUBBA WATSON “There’s not a miracle drug that makes it go away. I have anxieties. I have doubts. I have pride issues. I have ego issues. I’ve got them…

FOUR PLAYERS WHO FACED MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS HEAD ON AND CAME OUT THE OTHER SIDE

PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD

Ecco Biom C4 £210 The styling of Ecco Biom shoes has come on leaps and bounds over the last few years, and style meets substance in the C4s as the feet are encased in breathable Gore-Tex membrane. As a result, moisture escapes through the sole as well as out through the upper, delivering comfort and reducing the risk of blisters. adidas Tour 360 22 £160 The new Tour 360 model has a fresh new look and is constructed from 50% recycled materials. We love the energy returning Boost midsoles, which give your feet a light and lively feel, even at the end of 18 gruelling holes. Under Armour HOVR Tour £150 The HOVR Tour are built to stretch around the contours of your feet to give a brilliantly comfortable and personal fit. Under Armour promise…

PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD

It’s been quite the 18 months for Scottie Scheffler. Having gained his PGA Tour card in 2019, the 25-year-old joined the ‘59 club’ on his way to winning 2020’s Rookie of the Year award, achieved top 10s at three Majors, and made an unbeaten Ryder Cup debut. Then came 2022. Three early victories saw him displace Jon Rahm at the top of the world rankings, before a monumental display sealed a three-shot win at Augusta for his first Major title. The Texan had until recently been a free equipment agent, but signed a multi-year deal with TaylorMade. Driver TaylorMade Stealth Plus (8º, Fujikura Ventus Black 7 X shaft) Fairway wood TaylorMade Stealth (15º, Aldila Rogue Black 110 M.S.I. 70 TX shaft) Utility Iron Srixon Z U85 (3-iron, Nippon Pro Modus3 Hybrid Tour X shaft) Irons Srixon ZX7 (4-iron,…

TOP 10 FORGIVING DRIVERS Callaway Rogue ST Max | £479 TG VERDICT Within the forgiving driver category, the ST Max is outstanding. It was our pro’s longest forgiving driver by 5 yards, but it’s not just raw power with no forgiveness. During our test it tied 2nd fastest for ball speed and was 3rd best at protecting carry distance drop off (9 yards / 3.2%), which helps when it comes to on-course consistency and driving reliability. And we love the touch of draw bias. Ping G425 Max | £450 TG VERDICT While the G425 Max has never quite been fastest or longest in testing, it always delivers on forgiveness. Our pro saw a 6-yard (2 yards better than any other driver) loss hitting shots away from the centre of the driver face, which considering…

JOIN OUR CAMPAIGN TO SAVE LIVES

A sudden cardiac arrest is the leading cause of premature deaths in the UK. It doesn’t discriminate by age, sex, gender or even fitness level. It strikes without warning and can happen to anyone at any time. Golf courses are the fifth-most likely place for people to suffer a cardiac arrest, but not enough golf clubs – or golfers – are equipped to help save a person’s life on the course. Often there’s little time to react and even less time to think, which is why having a defibrillator nearby is so important. We believe every club has a duty of care to its members and visitors. That’s why we’ve joined forces with Motocaddy – whose electric trolleys and app can pinpoint defibrillator locations – to launch ‘Drive for Defibs’…

JOIN OUR CAMPAIGN TO SAVE LIVES

THREE OF THE BEST…

Blue Tees Series 3 Max Rangefinder £199 Blue Tees specialise in rangefinders and we love how the keenly-priced Max comes with three batteries and has a magnetic side, so it will cling to any metal surface. A very well constructed and beautifully presented laser. Shot Scope H4 £149.99 With many club golfers waking up to the fact they only really need yardages to the front, centre and back of greens, micro, handheld GPS units are growing in popularity. The new H4 gives out all the usual distance and hazard info, but this powerful little system shot tracks, too. Zoom Focus S £199 New for 2022, the S is a great rangefinder for understanding how much of an impact slopes have on carry distance. The eyepiece shows not only an exact distance, but also a ‘plays…

THREE OF THE BEST…

KBS Max The KBS Max steel shaft has been a huge hit in mid-handicap iron ranges for years now, the reduced weight and lower kick point brilliantly optimising ball flight for average swing speeds. Graphite brings the same traits to players who need help launching shots higher with more spin. KBS PGI The PGI is the brand’s players’ graphite iron shaft – which they stress is every bit as stable as steel. And thanks to it being available in six different weights (50g, 60g, 70g, 80g, 90g, 100g), it can optimise shot control through dialling in your perfect weight set-up. KBS TGI The KBS Tour Graphite Iron shaft packages everything that was great about the original KBS Tour steel shaft into a graphite model. You can expect a 5% lower trajectory, 5% less spin and,…

MORE TIPS! MORE TEACHERS! MORE USEFUL! HERE TO HELP YOU SAVE SHOTS Watch hundreds of video tips at www.todaysgolfer.co.uk With the season now fully under way and a scorecard in your back pocket once more, sharpening up the short game becomes a priority. Very often, you’ll have more success here when you shift your attention from your technique to your target; it helps your action become smoother and more rhythmic, and your approach more creative. The chipping ladder drill is the perfect exercise to train this shift of focus. Simply lie four clubs across you to create three even gaps or landing zones. Move up and down the ladder, varying your target each time. You will quickly develop a feel for how to adjust rhythm and speed to send the…

MIX IT UP FOR SHORT GAME SUCCESS

! KEEP A STRAIGHTER FACE The data shows that while better players use their 8 and 9-irons for 26% (one in four) of all shots within 20 yards, longer handicappers don’t use them at all. This suggests a conviction that only wedges should be used around the green. It’s not the case. If the shot demands it – i.e. uphill, plenty of green to work with – get up into your irons, keep the ball lower and run it back to the pin. This is the green of the short par-4 14th on the King’s Course at Gleneagles. Measuring just 260 yards off the whites, it is driveable for many, but the more likely scenario is a short second to a green that is a great example of the versatility…

MIX IT UP FOR SHORT GAME SUCCESS

I am extremely proud of the Top 100s we have produced since Golf World’s rankings were housed within Today’s Golfer and expanded from four per year to 13. Last month’s Under £35 list, the Fun 100, the Resorts rankings and the Under £60 rundown would be some of my personal favourites. This issue would be right up there too; within a couple of hours of starting work on it, I was wondering why it had taken us so long to do it. Over the next 18 pages the courses of Scotland will be assessed with a depth never seen before. Every area of the country is covered, with a focus that has not been previously attempted. That focus is largely on the lower-profile courses. Yes, we list the GB&I Top 100 venues, but…

BUILD FORCE THROUGH TILT

In the third of our six-part series on how to hit the ball further, we are going to look at distance from a slightly different perspective – not so much hitting the ball harder as hitting it better. For the vast majority of club players, this means three things: ◼ Imparting less spin on the ball. ◼ Launching the ball higher. ◼ Swinging more up the back of the ball – as opposed to delivering a weaker, more glancing blow. All three elements are proven to create more distance. And while they don’t appear to have too much in common at first glance there is, in fact, one simple change you can make that will help you deliver all three. Let’s look at how that works… 1 Throwing up (in…

BUILD FORCE THROUGH TILT

DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY

Southerness is the standout in Dumfries & Galloway, a regular in our GB&I listing and in the top third of our Scottish ranking. It is indubitably a links of rare class. But the whole region has a lot more to commend it for a break, with a variety that other parts of the country can only look on at enviously. Add in the best value for money outside the islands courses and exceptionally good accessibility, and this becomes a very strong option for a long weekend. 1 SOUTHERNESS Laid out by Philip Mackenzie Ross when he was working on the original Ailsa, this is a links of fabulous turf, consistency and pedigree. Pace rises on a stellar back with two-shotters the match for most. 2 STRANRAER James Braid’s final design is a fitting tribute to the…

DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY

DRIVE THE BALL BETTER

BREAK 100 Create power through sound basics The driver is of course a club built for distance. But unless you have good fundamentals in place, getting all that power out of the club will prove a frustrating, fruitless task. Let’s examine the set-up and grip to learn how to set up these vital building blocks. BALL POSITION: INSIDE YOUR LEAD HEEL Ball position is all about setting up the ideal attack angle for the strike. Playing the ball forward in your stance (1) encourages a good sweeping strike that helps you launch the ball up into the air. Keep your hands level with the clubface, and your shirt buttons level with the back of the clubhead. Alignment The more you swing across the ball, the less energy is transferred from…

DRIVE THE BALL BETTER

1 THE ROXBURGHE Lovely setting on the outskirts of Kelso for a parkland layout by Dave Thomas. This modern design has green complexes surrounded by swales and run-offs and the viaduct hole is one you will remember. 2 CARDRONA Dave Thomas also designed the No.2 in the Borders, it is part of a play-and-stay venue that is in our GB&I Resorts ranking. Sits alongside the river on the outskirts of Peebles and offers a gorgeous tranquil setting and a serious test. 3 PEEBLES This long-established (1892) Harry Colt parkland is just over 6,000 yards but tests, with accuracy off the tee and precise approach play essential. Stunning Tweed Valley views from the 6th and 15th tees. 4 EYEMOUTH Draped above the Berwickshire coastline, this dramatic clifftop layout became an 18-holer in 1997. The nail-biting par-3 6th –…

SELECT THE RIGHT SHOT AT THE RIGHT TIME

In our sixth exclusive extract from The Lost Art of the Short Game, authors Gary Nicol and Karl Morris illustrate how asking the right questions is at the heart of selecting the right shot around the green. If you miss the fairway off the tee, you can generally get your ball back into play with your second shot. Once you get your second shot back into play and hopefully somewhere around the green or at least within striking distance of it, now is the time you can get back on track with a good third shot. For the vast majority of golfers, statistically the most important shot on most holes isn’t the tee shot or approach shot but this third shot. That might come as a bit of a surprise…

SELECT THE RIGHT SHOT AT THE RIGHT TIME

Ayrshire has a course that has been our GB&I No.1, a course with arguably the best hole in GB&I, and a course that marries charm and history like almost no other on the planet. Our top three in Ayrshire are Turnberry (Ailsa) (1), Royal Troon (Championship) (2) and Prestwick (3) and they are augmented in the GB&I (and World) list by Western Gailes (4), a links of class and authority. It then has eight Scotland Top 100 entries and plenty of depth beneath those, so although the elite here are expensive, you can balance the books. 5 DUNDONALD This Kyle Phillips design was No.103 in our GB&I Top 100 and is easily the class of the courses just inside the ranking. If it was No.85, it would not look out of place. And it’s…

CROSS HANDS FOR PURE PUTTS

The biggest reason club golfers come up short so often on longer putts is poor strike quality. To get the ball back to the hole, we need the solid energy transfer that only comes from finding the centre of the face. A change of grip – and of concept – can help you find it on a regular basis. Why we mistrike Over the years we have had it drummed into us that we need to impart topspin or overspin on the ball to help it roll true. While there is some truth in that, the angle of attack it demands – an upward strike – can easily lead to contact very low on the putter’s blade. That means poor energy transfer and the frustrating sight of the ball dribbling…

CROSS HANDS FOR PURE PUTTS

GLASGOW AND SURROUNDS

We would not dispute that this is a large area to cover but it is also blessed with good transport links, and if you felt inclined to play its top 10 on one trip, you definitely wouldn’t feel as if you were constantly driving. Loch Lomond (1) is the star of the show, north-west of Glasgow on the shores of the famous water, and while it is not easily accessible, the rest are. This is quietly an outstanding golf break. 2 LANARK A sandy links-like experience in the centre of Scotland due to the glacial sands it was built on. In excellent condition and packed with funky holes and fun greens. 3 GLENBERVIE One of the better parklands in Scotland with well-placed bunkers and both subtle and significant slopes on the greens. 4 KILMACOLM A lovely example…

GLASGOW AND SURROUNDS

CHECK YOUR CHIPPING

1 When it comes to the ideal chipping strike, some advocate a more downward attack angle that cuts the chances of heavy contact; others opt for a more forward, shallow strike using the forgiveness built into the club’s sole. But I suggest a middle ground here; a gently downward strike that promotes clean contact while still being shallow enough for the sole to engage the turf… 2 To check if you deliver the club on this angle, lie a tee peg on the ground. Place it a ball’s width forward of the ball, on your ball-target line, but running at right angles across it (1). Play the ball around centre in your stance, favour your lead side for weight and create slight forward shaft lean – with the handle marginally…

CHECK YOUR CHIPPING

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Versatile and accurate hole out aid

Boasting two of the top 10 courses in GB&I, East Lothian is one of the leading area’s in these islands. However, while Muirfield (1), which might lack relatively for aesthetics but makes up for in class, North Berwick (2) – our GB&I Fun No.1, the perfect challenge and views of Gullane No.1 (3), and Tom Doak’s The Renaissance (4) lead the way, arguably the strength of ‘Scotland’s Golf Coast’ lies in its stellar supporting cast… 5 DUNBAR The back nine, normally playing back into the prevailing westerly wind, hugging the coastline is fabulous. Always beautifully conditioned and not especially long, but the wind always keeps it interesting. 6 LUFFNESS Sharing the same crisp linksland as Gullane, Luffness sits on lower land and is not quite so scenic but the course is an admirable test. 7 GULLANE…

The capital city and surrounds have a wealth of parklands, led by a handful of established Scottish Top 100 entries. The depth to Edinburgh’s portfolio makes it arguably Britain’s No.1 city for golf. 1 ROYAL BURGESS Home of the oldest golf society in the world, dating back to 1735, a venerable West Edinburgh institution and an always pristine parkland. 2 BRUNTSFIELD LINKS Extensive improvements by Tom Mackenzie have enhanced this adventurous parkland, home to the fourth-oldest club in the world. 3 DALMAHOY (EAST) The word ‘beast’ might be an apt description for this lengthy Championship-calibre course that forces you to use every club. 4 MORTONHALL Looping round the edges of the Braid Hills, the greens are among the quickest in the Lothians during the height of summer. 5 DUDDINGSTON It’s hard to believe this tranquil setting in East Edinburgh is…

ROTATION TRAINER

In the backswing we are looking to turn our shoulders in the region of 90º. Of course, to achieve this we need to rotate through the rib cage and spine. When we have strong mobility in this part of the spine, a 90º shoulder turn is relatively easy to accomplish. But if the thoracic spine is resistant or locked up, our body is forced to look elsewhere for its rotation. The most likely source becomes the hips, which end up overworking and compromising balance, structure and sequencing. Here is a simple exercise you can do to keep that ribcage loose and fluid. Try it for 10-15 reps each day for a couple of weeks, two back and two through. Always consult your GP before adopting any new fitness regimen. STEP…

ROTATION TRAINER

Think of golf in Perthshire and one name springs to mind: Gleneagles. The resort ranked as No.2 in the world is a peerless experience on and off the course. Only Bandon Dunes’ five courses surpasses it in our Resort ranking. Perthshire’s No.1 is Gleneagles King’s and its No.2 the Queen’s, James Braid classics that adorn our GB&I ranking. They are just the start of Perthshire’s appeal, though. 3 BLAIRGOWRIE (ROSEMOUNT) A long-time GB&I entrant that would be a worth entry now. It is a gorgeous, tranquil woodland course that’s short, forgiving and has flat, velvet greens. A pure experience. 4 BLAIRGOWRIE (LANSDOWNE) Very different to the Rosemount, the Lansdowne is a much stiffer test and while it may lack its sister’s charm, it is a classy test. 5 GLENEAGLES (PGA) Enjoys the same Ochil Hills setting as…

It’s fair to say that swinging the club on the ideal, neutral path or plane around us is one of the harder technical elements to get right. Quite often our efforts are thwarted by poor arm rotation mechanics, which can pull our actions flat or upright. But there is a simple range drill that can help in both areas, and you don’t even need a golf club. Here’s how it works… 1 Set-up Take your regular address position. But instead of a club, hold your range basket in front of you with palms facing each other. Place a single ball in the basket. 2 Over throw Your simple goal here is to swing the basket back in order to fling the ball out over your trail shoulder. Achieving this means:…

You won’t be surprised to hear that the Home of Golf is blessed with incredible strength in depth. There are six Great Britain & Ireland Top 100 entries, another 10 courses in the Scottish Top 100 and then a terrific supporting cast to back them up. St Andrews (Old) (1) naturally leads the way, named as our No.1 in GB&I for the first time in 2022. It has Kyle Phillips’ modern masterpiece Kingsbarns (2) for company at the top end (No.11), while an even more recent course, Dumbarnie (3) (opened 2020), entered the GB&I ranking instantly. Scenic and strategic Elie (4) made its GB&I debut in 2022, while classy St Andrews (New) (5) and cliff-edge St Andrews (Castle) (6) give the Auld Grey Toun three entries in the elite list. They are undoubtedly…

Of course 54-hole Carnoustie dominates this region, which has the city of Dundee as its main hub, but Angus has a lot more depth to its quality than you might expect. Carnoustie’s Championship (1) is naturally the star name in Angus, one of the world’s iconic courses and more playable and aesthetically pleasing than it’s often credited with. There are plenty more links nearby – many bursting with character – and also some really interesting inland courses, too. 2 PANMURE Classy links that is the joint work of Allan Robertson and Alexander Pirie (1845). Ben Hogan prepared for his famous win at Carnoustie here and suggested the addition of a pot bunker on the world-class 6th. Heather and pines add to the character. 3 MONTROSE (1562) This ancient 16th-century links is the home of the world’s…

ARGYLL AND ISLANDS

We decided to collate the best of the western region of Argyll with the courses on Scotland’s islands because it felt like comparing like with like all the way round the coast of the country. In a geographical respect it looks silly to rank a course on Shetland, off the extreme north-east mainland, with one on Arran, close to the southwest, as no-one will likely ever consider doing more than a handful on the same golf break. But the courses are of a loosely similar type and vibe, and we think this has made for a better comparison. We were also keen to give due exposure to an area and a collection of courses that we believe warrant a lot of affection and can provide the most soulful and characterful (as well…

ARGYLL AND ISLANDS

Scotland’s north-east corner takes some reaching, but once there you’re blessed with a trio of high-octane options. Trump Aberdeen (1) is golf on a grand scale, the Martin Hawtree links offering a breathtaking journey among dunes unmatched in Scotland. You just have to play it. Then there’s Cruden Bay (2), which continued its rise in our 2022 GB&I ranking from quirky curiosity to GB&I top-20 fixture. Archie Simpson’s design is many people’s favourite rollercoaster. And hot on its heels is Royal Aberdeen (3), which might vie with Machrihanish for the honour of the best front nine in Scotland. 4 MURCAR Plotted on a classic stretch of linksland next to Royal Aberdeen, This 1909 design by Archie Baird was revised by James Braid and is indubitably GB&I Top 100 class. 5 FRASERBURGH The bland 1st…

HONMA TW757 IRONS

Honma have made massive strides into golf in the western golf market over recent years. Part of that evolution has come about thanks to the brand’s strategy to be as much a part of the forged iron conversation as Mizuno, Srixon and other major manufacturers. With the award-winning T// World TR20 forged iron family now two years old, Honma have revealed the new TW757 range consisting of three models and with the TW757 B billed as a new generation blade. TW757 B Unusually for a muscleback, the B has a cast not forged construction (from 8620 steel, like a lot of modern wedges). But tungsten toe weights and a built-in resin component (3-7 iron) means you shouldn’t expect a firmer feel, less control or an unattractive sound. Like all blades,…

HONMA TW757 IRONS

COBRA KING FORGED TEC IRONS

If there’s one trend that stood out during our iron tests this year, it was how hollow models have appeared more than most among our fastest, longest and most forgiving clubs. To us, that spells out loud and clear how hollow body irons are taking over. No matter whether you’re a good player, mid-handicapper or a golfer who sits on the fence between both categories, brands see fast face hollow irons as the best solution for lots of golfers. Cobra hope their new King Forged Tec and Forged Tec X will hit a similar sweetspot among club golfers in 2022. COBRA KING FORGED TEC A players’ distance iron (Cobra say they suit low to mid-handicap players), with a thinner topline, reduced offset and compact shaping. Each head is forged five…

COBRA KING FORGED TEC IRONS

We have separated ‘Islands’ from ‘Highlands’ in our regional breakdown but if you think that weakens the region, you would be very wrong. It covers a wide area, covering anything north of Argyll and Perthshire and anything to the west of Aberdeen, so logistically it is not really a region you can pick and choose the courses on our list you fancy and tick them all off on the same golf break; there are around 70 miles between Boat of Garten and Dornoch. Nevertheless pockets of incredibly good golf are waiting to be tackled, starting with the top two, Royal Dornoch’s mystical Championship course (No.1) – at an all-time high of No.5 in our 2022 GB&I Top 100 – and Skibo Castle (No.2), its neighbouring little piece of golf paradise. Around Inverness…

PXG 0311 GEN5 IRONS

PXG’s Gen4 irons have performed brilliantly in our tests when it comes to ball speed, distance and forgiveness. And yet somehow the brand reckon they’ve come up with even more forgiveness in a new Gen5 family. What PXG have achieved goes right to the core of each iron. A new XCOR2 material inside is lighter (5-7g per iron) while having a higher COR. The material frees up weight from the core of each iron (so you get 5% more MOI over the Gen4) while allowing the face to flex more and improve energy transfer between club and ball. ‘THE GEN4 TESTED BRILLIANTLY FOR SPEED AND DISTANCE, BUT PXG SAY THE GEN5 DELIVER EVEN MORE FORGIVENESS’ The three models are: T (Tour), a compact and forgiving players’ iron; P (Players) is…

PXG 0311 GEN5 IRONS

‘IF THIS IS THE START OF TIGER’S FAREWELL TOUR, WE NEED TO SAVOUR IT’

How lucky are we to have lived in the era of Tiger Woods? When I was a kid, I don’t think I ever truly appreciated the greatness that I got to witness week in, week out. I remember desperately pushing my Sunday night bedtime in an effort to see Tiger inevitably win another tournament in that staple Sunday red. He sparked my love of golf without doubt, but I think it’s only as I’ve grown older that I’ve come to fully appreciate what he has done for our sport. I know there are some who don’t particularly like Tiger, whether for the poor taste of his personal life for so many years, or for his handling of the mantle of World No.1. His closed-off nature did not endear him to everyone.…

‘IF THIS IS THE START OF TIGER’S FAREWELL TOUR, WE NEED TO SAVOUR IT’

This is the 10th Golf Escapes magazine I’ve put together and I am pretty sure it is the most exciting collection of destinations. And to add to the excitement, we can all ponder travelling to them without the need to make daily checks of green lists, fret over PCR tests and fill out seemingly never-ending forms. I made a rough count of 61 possible golf breaks in this supplement, and I wouldn’t like to start totalling up the number of courses mentioned. This is a magazine that is working hard to give you ideas for your next golf holiday. There is a pleasing balance between the three sections: GB&I; Short Haul; and Long Haul. The former may be the most likely option for many of us to get away for even a…

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