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FIVE MINUTES OF YOUR TIME COULD SAVE A LIFE

A few years ago, I arrived at my old club and saw that the flag was flying at half-mast. “What’s happened?” I asked the pro. “A member died on Thursday, on the 13th tee, cardiac arrest.” Every year 100,000 people in the UK die from a cardiac arrest and, given the average age of most golfers, their sex (cardiac arrests are more common in men) and the long walk involved, far too many happen on the golf course. That’s why David Sullivan spent over 10 weeks walking 1,100 miles from the top to the bottom of the UK to raise awareness of the issue – and train an estimated 30,000 people in CPR. “I had one very close friend who died on a golf course after a cardiac arrest, and I wanted to…

FIVE MINUTES OF YOUR TIME COULD SAVE A LIFE

FIVE MINUTES OF YOUR TIME COULD SAVE A LIFE

A few years ago, I arrived at my old club and saw that the flag was flying at half-mast. “What’s happened?” I asked the pro. “A member died on Thursday, on the 13th tee, cardiac arrest.” Every year 100,000 people in the UK die from a cardiac arrest and, given the average age of most golfers, their sex (cardiac arrests are more common in men) and the long walk involved, far too many happen on the golf course. That’s why David Sullivan spent over 10 weeks walking 1,100 miles from the top to the bottom of the UK to raise awareness of the issue – and train an estimated 30,000 people in CPR. “I had one very close friend who died on a golf course after a cardiac arrest, and…

FIVE MINUTES OF YOUR TIME COULD SAVE A LIFE

OPEN RETURN FOR PORTUSH

Northern Ireland won’t have to wait another 68 years for The Open to return – The R&A has confirmed the 153rd Championship will be heading back to Royal Portrush on the Antrim coast for a third time, in 2025. The 2019 event, won by Shane Lowry, generated more than £100 million for the economy of Northern Ireland, with 237,750 fans packing the Dunluce Links at Royal Portrush – a record for a Championship staged outside of St Andrews. The last time a venue outside St Andrews hosted the Open again so quickly was Royal St George’s, in 1981 and then again four years later. “We see huge potential for Royal Portrush to continue to develop and enhance its status, and perhaps achieve the same iconic status for golfers throughout Northern Ireland as St…

OPEN RETURN FOR PORTUSH

THE WORLD’S MOST MAGICAL GOLF COURSE

If you consider yourself to be a bit of a wizard on the putting green, you’ve now got a chance to prove it by visiting the first-ever Harry Potter-themed crazy golf venue. Located in York, the nine-hole course, creatively named ‘The Hole In Wand’, takes inspiration from the films and features magical portals, bubbling cauldrons and a giant picture frame where you become part of the painting. Green fees start from £6.99 per person and include a potion drink. Open seven days a week until late; maximum of six players per booking. theholeinwand.com…

THE WORLD’S MOST MAGICAL GOLF COURSE

PHONE-FREE SHOT TRACKING

Apple and Samsung Galaxy watches have just got a lot better. Arccos Caddie users can now download a free app which tracks all your shots without having to carry a smartphone in your pocket. The new Arccos Caddie app has been optimised for use with Apple Watch 6 and SE models, as well as the Galaxy Watch4 Series, and includes caddie club recommendations, plus other in-round insights and post-round strokes gained data. In 2020, the average new Arccos member improved their handicap by 5.02 strokes, which suggests it’s a pretty effective tool to have!…

PHONE-FREE SHOT TRACKING

BRYSON’S BIGGEST CHALLENGE YET

Say what you want about Bryson DeChambeau (though you may get in trouble with the PGA Tour if you do), but he never shies away from a challenge. He’s gone to great lengths (literally) to transform his swing, packing on 40lb of muscle and producing ball speeds approaching 200mph. Statistically, he is the longest driver on the PGA Tour – and has been for the last two seasons. But if you’ve ever wondered how Bryson would fare in a long-drive contest against Kyle Berkshire and Co, we’re about to find out. A day after the Ryder Cup finishes, the 28-year-old will make history when he becomes the highest-ranked player ever to compete in the Professional Long Drivers Association World Championship in Nevada. Not since Rory Sabbatini tried his luck in the same…

BRYSON’S BIGGEST CHALLENGE YET

OPEN RETURN FOR PORTUSH

Northern Ireland won’t have to wait another 68 years for The Open to return – The R&A has confirmed the 153rd Championship will be heading back to Royal Portrush on the Antrim coast for a third time, in 2025. The 2019 event, won by Shane Lowry, generated more than £100 million for the economy of Northern Ireland, with 237,750 fans packing the Dunluce Links at Royal Portrush – a record for a Championship staged outside of St Andrews. The last time a venue outside St Andrews hosted the Open again so quickly was Royal St George’s, in 1981 and then again four years later. “We see huge potential for Royal Portrush to continue to develop and enhance its status, and perhaps achieve the same iconic status for golfers throughout Northern…

OPEN RETURN FOR PORTUSH

BRYSON’S BIGGEST CHALLENGE YET

Say what you want about Bryson DeChambeau (though you may get in trouble with the PGA Tour if you do), but he never shies away from a challenge. He’s gone to great lengths (literally) to transform his swing, packing on 40lb of muscle and producing ball speeds approaching 200mph. Statistically, he is the longest driver on the PGA Tour – and has been for the last two seasons. But if you’ve ever wondered how Bryson would fare in a long-drive contest against Kyle Berkshire and Co, we’re about to find out. A day after the Ryder Cup finishes, the 28-year-old will make history when he becomes the highest-ranked player ever to compete in the Professional Long Drivers Association World Championship in Nevada. Not since Rory Sabbatini tried his luck in…

BRYSON’S BIGGEST CHALLENGE YET

THE WORLD’S MOST MAGICAL GOLF COURSE

If you consider yourself to be a bit of a wizard on the putting green, you’ve now got a chance to prove it by visiting the first-ever Harry Potter-themed crazy golf venue. Located in York, the nine-hole course, creatively named ‘The Hole In Wand’, takes inspiration from the films and features magical portals, bubbling cauldrons and a giant picture frame where you become part of the painting. Green fees start from £6.99 per person and include a potion drink. Open seven days a week until late; maximum of six players per booking. theholeinwand.com…

THE WORLD’S MOST MAGICAL GOLF COURSE

THE BARGAIN HUNTER

CALLAWAY MAVRIK MAX DRIVER NOW £349 Callaway’s Mavrik Max driver is the easiest launching model in the Mavrik line-up, with the highest MOI and most draw bias. TAYLORMADE TRUSS TM1 £229 TaylorMade’s Truss is like the Holy Grail of putters. It combines traditional blade putter looks with extra stability. The TM1 is a heel-shafted mallet. GARMIN APPROACH S40 NOW £184.99 Stylish, lightweight GPS golf watch with a 1.2”colour touchscreen display and metal bezel. Pre-loaded with more than 41,000 courses. SKECHERS GO GOLF PIVOT SHOES NOW £59.99 Features lightweight, responsive Resagrip cushioning, a high-rebound Goga Max cushioned insole and a water-resistant treated upper. COBRA KING SPEEDZONE HYBRID NOW £139 Slightly larger than a traditional hybrid, with a square leading edge to improve alignment. Comes with Cobra Connect shot tracking as standard. These deals are available now at www.scottsdalegolf.co.uk…

THE BARGAIN HUNTER

‘TO SET UP OUR BUSINESS, WE JUST NEEDED BLEACH AND 5,000 BALLS’

Campbell Mathieson and Andrew Bogle have always made a pretty good team. The 23-year-olds went to the same school together, played golf together, and even caddied at Royal Troon together. But it wasn’t until they left for separate universities and then returned home to Scotland during the first lockdown last June that starting a business together was even discussed. They hadn’t entertained the thought until Andrew happened to mention that he had boxes and boxes of golf balls collecting dust in his parents’ garage. “His grandad used to collect them,” says Campbell. “I was like, ‘There could be something in this. If we clean them up, I’m sure money could be made from selling 5,000 golf balls – regardless of their quality’.” Between buying a bottle of bleach from a supermarket the…

‘TO SET UP OUR BUSINESS, WE JUST NEEDED BLEACH AND 5,000 BALLS’

PHONE-FREE SHOT TRACKING

Apple and Samsung Galaxy watches have just got a lot better. Arccos Caddie users can now download a free app which tracks all your shots without having to carry a smartphone in your pocket. The new Arccos Caddie app has been optimised for use with Apple Watch 6 and SE models, as well as the Galaxy Watch4 Series, and includes caddie club recommendations, plus other in-round insights and post-round strokes gained data. In 2020, the average new Arccos member improved their handicap by 5.02 strokes, which suggests it’s a pretty effective tool to have!…

PHONE-FREE SHOT TRACKING

PGA TOUR TO EJECT FANS WHO YELL ‘BROOKSIE’

Brooks Koepka might think his rivalry with Bryson DeChambeau is good for the game, but the PGA Tour have taken a dim view by warning fans they face being banned for disrespectful behaviour, including shouts of ‘Brooksie’, as part of a new code of conduct policy. In another unpopular move, the Tour have also confirmed that the ‘winners’ of the $40 million Player Impact Program will not be made public, so we may never know if Brooks or Bryson benefited most from their money-driven feud.…

PGA TOUR TO EJECT FANS WHO YELL ‘BROOKSIE’

A PRETTY PENNY FOR A PUTTER

We thought The R&A were asking a lot (£1,500) for a commemorative 150th St Andrews Putter (right), but then we saw Tiger’s back-up Scotty Cameron Newport 2 Putter sold for $393,300 at auction. It’s believed to be the most ever spent on a golf club, but we reckon the R&A’s limited-edition option looks a whole lot cooler... The wide body blade is made from stainless steel and the face is finished with decorative honeycomb milling and The 150th Open patterned motif. Each limited-edition collector’s putter is numbered from one to 150, and comes packaged in a box featuring the name of every Open host venue up to and including The 150th Open at St Andrews. shop.theopen.com…

A PRETTY PENNY FOR A PUTTER

‘I WAS VERY CLOSE TO PUTTING GOLF BEHIND ME’

So how does it feel to be $15 million richer? As silly as it sounds, the money isn’t what’s really important for me. The money isn’t what drives me to play this game. Winning golf tournaments, playing golf under pressure and hitting quality golf shots under the gun, I mean, that’s why I practise and that’s why I practised my whole life, and that’s the best feeling in the world. So the money is purely a consequence of that. At the start of the FedEx Cup Playoffs, you said you were not a fan of the format. Has your opinion changed now? I think that I’m still not a fan of this format. I don’t think it’s a good format. I don’t like the fact that somebody else shot the lowest score, and…

‘I WAS VERY CLOSE TO PUTTING GOLF BEHIND ME’

THE BARGAIN HUNTER

CALLAWAY MAVRIK MAX DRIVER NOW £349 Callaway’s Mavrik Max driver is the easiest launching model in the Mavrik line-up, with the highest MOI and most draw bias. TAYLORMADE TRUSS TM1 £229 TaylorMade’s Truss is like the Holy Grail of putters. It combines traditional blade putter looks with extra stability. The TM1 is a heel-shafted mallet. GARMIN APPROACH S40 NOW £184.99 Stylish, lightweight GPS golf watch with a 1.2”colour touchscreen display and metal bezel. Pre-loaded with more than 41,000 courses. SKECHERS GO GOLF PIVOT SHOES NOW £59.99 Features lightweight, responsive Resagrip cushioning, a high-rebound Goga Max cushioned insole and a water-resistant treated upper. COBRA KING SPEEDZONE HYBRID NOW £139 Slightly larger than a traditional hybrid, with a square leading edge to improve alignment. Comes with Cobra Connect shot tracking as standard.…

THE BARGAIN HUNTER

THE NEW OFFICIAL WORLD GOLF RANKING

WHAT’S CHANGING The Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) will switch to a new system from next year to provide a more accurate reflection of players’ performances across all 23 pro tours. Each player in the ranking will have a strokes gained (SG) world rating based on their actual scores in strokeplay events, which will be adjusted for the relative difficulty of each round played over a rolling two-year period. More recent scores will also receive more emphasis to better reflect current form. HOW IT WORKS Each field will be evaluated based on the skill level of every player involved, rather than just the world’s top 200. A player’s SG world rating will determine how many performance points he contributes to the field. The sum of these points will determine the tournament’s field rating,…

THE NEW OFFICIAL WORLD GOLF RANKING

‘TO SET UP OUR BUSINESS, WE JUST NEEDED BLEACH AND 5,000 BALLS’

Campbell Mathieson and Andrew Bogle have always made a pretty good team. The 23-year-olds went to the same school together, played golf together, and even caddied at Royal Troon together. But it wasn’t until they left for separate universities and then returned home to Scotland during the first lockdown last June that starting a business together was even discussed. They hadn’t entertained the thought until Andrew happened to mention that he had boxes and boxes of golf balls collecting dust in his parents’ garage. “His grandad used to collect them,” says Campbell. “I was like, ‘There could be something in this. If we clean them up, I’m sure money could be made from selling 5,000 golf balls – regardless of their quality’.” Between buying a bottle of bleach from a…

‘TO SET UP OUR BUSINESS, WE JUST NEEDED BLEACH AND 5,000 BALLS’

A PRETTY PENNY FOR A PUTTER

We thought The R&A were asking a lot (£1,500) for a commemorative 150th St Andrews Putter (right), but then we saw Tiger’s back-up Scotty Cameron Newport 2 Putter sold for $393,300 at auction. It’s believed to be the most ever spent on a golf club, but we reckon the R&A’s limited-edition option looks a whole lot cooler... The wide body blade is made from stainless steel and the face is finished with decorative honeycomb milling and The 150th Open patterned motif. Each limited-edition collector’s putter is numbered from one to 150, and comes packaged in a box featuring the name of every Open host venue up to and including The 150th Open at St Andrews. shop.theopen.com…

A PRETTY PENNY FOR A PUTTER

‘IT’S NEVER BEEN SO EASY TO GET A HANDICAP’

Launching a handicap platform for non-members has been mooted for some time but never got off the ground, until now. What’s changed? The key driver has been the World Handicap System. We’re very closely aligned to the aspirations of The R&A about making golf more inclusive, accessible and affordable, but we wanted to make sure the transition into the WHS was as smooth as it could be for our 647,000 golf club members before following with iGolf (see box). What do you say to golf clubs worried they are going to be losing members to iGolf? An iGolf subscription is not in direct competition with club membership. It will target a specific audience of regular golfers who have chosen, at the moment, not to become a golf club member. We are not dictating…

‘IT’S NEVER BEEN SO EASY TO GET A HANDICAP’

‘I WAS VERY CLOSE TO PUTTING GOLF BEHIND ME’

So how does it feel to be $15 million richer? As silly as it sounds, the money isn’t what’s really important for me. The money isn’t what drives me to play this game. Winning golf tournaments, playing golf under pressure and hitting quality golf shots under the gun, I mean, that’s why I practise and that’s why I practised my whole life, and that’s the best feeling in the world. So the money is purely a consequence of that. At the start of the FedEx Cup Playoffs, you said you were not a fan of the format. Has your opinion changed now? I think that I’m still not a fan of this format. I don’t think it’s a good format. I don’t like the fact that somebody else shot the…

‘I WAS VERY CLOSE TO PUTTING GOLF BEHIND ME’

AROUND THE CLUBS

Incentive to get double jabbed Oxford Golf Club are doing their bit to encourage young people to get vaccinated by giving away one free membership to a golfer, aged 19 to 35, if they have been double vaccinated. The club, home to an 18-hole course designed by Harry Colt, told us that all their Student and Colt members who can prove they have been double vaccinated by Christmas Day will be entered into a one-off prize draw. One lucky winner will be entitled to a year of unlimited free golf, worth up to £1,225. Tee time swap scheme a big success Golf clubs in Australia have come together to hatch an ingenious plan for golfers to get a round in – despite lockdown rules preventing locals from travelling further than 5km. Fifteen of…

AROUND THE CLUBS

YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED!

On a recent golf break, my wife hit her golf ball against a moving buggy, which sent the ball flying into the bunker. I told her to replay the shot, but she ignored me and played the ball from the bunker instead. Which of us was right? Martin Hodges, email Sorry, Martin, but your wife was correct. If a player’s ball in motion accidentally hits any person or outside influence, there is no penalty and the ball must be played as it lies. The only exceptions are if the ball comes to rest on or against any person, animal or moving outside influence; or if the ball is played from the putting green and accidentally hits a person, animal or movable obstruction, including another ball in motion (see Rule 11.1b). You probably saw…

YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED!

THE NEW OFFICIAL WORLD GOLF RANKING

WHAT’S CHANGING The Official World Golf Ranking (OWGR) will switch to a new system from next year to provide a more accurate reflection of players’ performances across all 23 pro tours. Each player in the ranking will have a strokes gained (SG) world rating based on their actual scores in strokeplay events, which will be adjusted for the relative difficulty of each round played over a rolling two-year period. More recent scores will also receive more emphasis to better reflect current form. HOW IT WORKS Each field will be evaluated based on the skill level of every player involved, rather than just the world’s top 200. A player’s SG world rating will determine how many performance points he contributes to the field. The sum of these points will determine the…

THE NEW OFFICIAL WORLD GOLF RANKING

‘IT’S NEVER BEEN SO EASY TO GET A HANDICAP’

Launching a handicap platform for non-members has been mooted for some time but never got off the ground, until now. What’s changed? The key driver has been the World Handicap System. We’re very closely aligned to the aspirations of The R&A about making golf more inclusive, accessible and affordable, but we wanted to make sure the transition into the WHS was as smooth as it could be for our 647,000 golf club members before following with iGolf (see box). What do you say to golf clubs worried they are going to be losing members to iGolf? An iGolf subscription is not in direct competition with club membership. It will target a specific audience of regular golfers who have chosen, at the moment, not to become a golf club member. We…

‘IT’S NEVER BEEN SO EASY TO GET A HANDICAP’

AROUND THE CLUBS

Incentive to get double jabbed Oxford Golf Club are doing their bit to encourage young people to get vaccinated by giving away one free membership to a golfer, aged 19 to 35, if they have been double vaccinated. The club, home to an 18-hole course designed by Harry Colt, told us that all their Student and Colt members who can prove they have been double vaccinated by Christmas Day will be entered into a one-off prize draw. One lucky winner will be entitled to a year of unlimited free golf, worth up to £1,225. Tee time swap scheme a big success Golf clubs in Australia have come together to hatch an ingenious plan for golfers to get a round in – despite lockdown rules preventing locals from travelling further than…

AROUND THE CLUBS

HOJGAARD TWINS Singled out as ones to watch by Thomas Bjorn, Rasmus and Nicolai Hojgaard, aged 20, made history by becoming the first brothers to win back-to-back events on the European Tour. WOMEN’S OPEN The gender pay gap is shortening. The R&A paid out a record $5.8m at Carnoustie, including $870,000 to the winner, Anna Nordqvist. Next year the prize fund will increase again to $6.8 million, more than double the total in 2018. STEWART HENDERSON The plus two-handicapper is so prolific at Douglas Water GC in Lanark, Scotland, that he’s now won 23 Club Championships in a row. The 55-year-old has claimed the title 28 times, with the first coming back in 1985. THE USGA A former employee is facing 15 federal charges after allegedly stealing over 23,000 US Open tickets, worth $3 million. It is…

YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED!

On a recent golf break, my wife hit her golf ball against a moving buggy, which sent the ball flying into the bunker. I told her to replay the shot, but she ignored me and played the ball from the bunker instead. Which of us was right? Martin Hodges, email Sorry, Martin, but your wife was correct. If a player’s ball in motion accidentally hits any person or outside influence, there is no penalty and the ball must be played as it lies. The only exceptions are if the ball comes to rest on or against any person, animal or moving outside influence; or if the ball is played from the putting green and accidentally hits a person, animal or movable obstruction, including another ball in motion (see Rule 11.1b).…

YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED!

SOLHEIM RECORD BREAKERS!

WHAT THEY SAY “There’s no superstars in this team, just 12 exceptionally good, great golfers who are going to win a lot of tournaments over the years. I think this is the strongest team we’ve ever produced.” Laura Davies LEONA ‘MVP’ MAGUIRE If 2019 was all about Suzann Pettersen, this year may well be remembered for the best performance ever by a rookie in the Solheim Cup. Leona Maguire has yet to win on the LET or LPGA Tour, but she delivered four-and-a-half points as the only golfer from either side to play all five sessions. She also demolished the previously undefeated Jennifer Kupcho 5&4 in the singles to remind everyone why she spent a record 135 weeks at the top of the women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking. Ireland has another superstar on its…

SOLHEIM RECORD BREAKERS!

‘NOTHING IN GOLF GETS ME GIDDY LIKE THE RYDER CUP’

John Robins An award-winning comedian, BBC Radio 5Live presenter and co-creator of YouTube channel ‘Bad Golf’ with Alex Horne (youtube.com/badgolf). Follow Bad Golf on Twitter and Instagram (@BadGolfChannel) and John (@nomadicrevery & @nomadic_revery). Read more on John’s quest to improve at todaysgolfer.co.uk Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, it’s finally here! The Ryder Cup! Is there another sporting event like it? I don’t think so, and the extra year’s delay has just ramped up the excitement. In many ways, the Ryder Cup began my interest in golf. When I was 13 I had an entire summer wiped out by an allergic reaction to penicillin, and when I was well enough to leave the house my mum took me to Thornbury Golf Club for some ice cream. I remember seeing lots of golfers playing,…

‘NOTHING IN GOLF GETS ME GIDDY LIKE THE RYDER CUP’

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 BEST QUICK TIP EVER I would like to thank Chris Ryan for his ‘Lift Off’ tip in Issue 415. My driving has been frequently harmed by heel strikes, but since putting Chris’ advice into practice the results have been stunning. I get a much better feel at impact and I’m seeing much less dispersion, too. Furthermore, it seems totally logical, but sometimes you need somebody to turn on a light. It’s the best quick tip I’ve ever read. Juergen Voigtlaender, email EJECT THE TROLLS After watching the BMW Championship on TV, I’m somewhat perplexed as to why inconsiderate trolls seem to be getting away with shouting and barracking the…

THE BEST KIND OF THERAPY

In a world where mental health is a hot topic of discussion, why isn’t golf being used as a type of therapy more often? Research highlights that golf can help individuals improve their confidence, self-esteem and anxiety levels. Physical activity is also a proven treatment for depression, dementia and anxiety. I’ve been playing for three years now and my mental health has been the best it’s been for a long time since being diagnosed with both depression and anxiety at a young age. Some may say the cost of golf is too expensive to be offered as therapy, but a golf course near me charges just £5 for a round. I think there’s also the potential for some kind of NHS scheme which courses can sign up to and offer…

THE BEST KIND OF THERAPY

HOJGAARD TWINS Singled out as ones to watch by Thomas Bjorn, Rasmus and Nicolai Hojgaard, aged 20, made history by becoming the first brothers to win back-to-back events on the European Tour. WOMEN’S OPEN The gender pay gap is shortening. The R&A paid out a record $5.8m at Carnoustie, including $870,000 to the winner, Anna Nordqvist. Next year the prize fund will increase again to $6.8 million, more than double the total in 2018. STEWART HENDERSON The plus two-handicapper is so prolific at Douglas Water GC in Lanark, Scotland, that he’s now won 23 Club Championships in a row. The 55-year-old has claimed the title 28 times, with the first coming back in 1985. THE USGA A former employee is facing 15 federal charges after allegedly stealing over 23,000 US…

BOSS THE PAR 4S!

The Belfry’s iconic Brabazon course has hosted four Ryder Cups. The four-star resort is also host to two other fine 18-hole layouts. Visit www.thebelfry.com for more details. YOUR COACH DANIEL WARWICK Head PGA Professional at The Belfry, and Academy Manager at England’s only PGA national golf academy. Augusta has 10 of them, the Old Course 14. Your home course is probably somewhere between the two. Par 4s are by far the most common type of golf hole we play… and that’s why mastering them represents an excellent route to lowering our scores. But as well as being the most numerous, par 4s are also the most diverse. They can range from drivable 250-yarders to 475-yard beasts scarcely reachable in two… and nowhere is this better represented than our host course, the celebrated Brabazon course…

BOSS THE PAR 4S!

SOLHEIM RECORD BREAKERS!

WHAT THEY SAY “There’s no superstars in this team, just 12 exceptionally good, great golfers who are going to win a lot of tournaments over the years. I think this is the strongest team we’ve ever produced.” Laura Davies LEONA ‘MVP’ MAGUIRE If 2019 was all about Suzann Pettersen, this year may well be remembered for the best performance ever by a rookie in the Solheim Cup. Leona Maguire has yet to win on the LET or LPGA Tour, but she delivered four-and-a-half points as the only golfer from either side to play all five sessions. She also demolished the previously undefeated Jennifer Kupcho 5&4 in the singles to remind everyone why she spent a record 135 weeks at the top of the women’s World Amateur Golf Ranking. Ireland has…

SOLHEIM RECORD BREAKERS!

SHORT PAR 4S 250-350 YARDS

This image lays out the challenge of this beautiful and famous hole. It’s a challenge we see echoed in many short par 4s – a well-protected green to defend the low yardage, and a tee shot that demands clear thinking and a definite strategy. Risk and reward One of the great things about the 10th is the seductive view of the green afforded by the slightly raised tee. As with many shorter par 4s, it is this initial visual that can draw us into making a decision to go for the green. Driving a par 4 is a chance to stamp a real memory on the day… especially in this instance. And if you are playing recreationally or in a format that allows some risk-taking – for example a Texas Scramble –…

SHORT PAR 4S 250-350 YARDS

MID-LENGTH PAR 4S 350-440 YARDS

One of the prettiest holes on the Brabazon, the 16th is a great example of an average-length par 4. Dog-legging slightly left, it features well-placed bunkers off the tee, trees up the right all the way to the green and one of the most undulating greens on the course, demanding precision on the landing area. The tee shot The club golfer typically grabs driver on the way to the tee, but this hole demonstrates why that is not always wise. Shot Scope data shows just how penal fairway traps are to handicap golfers, and at 240-250 yards from the tee, the left and second right traps move bang into play for most with the big dog. On the other hand, a shot of around 210 yards will comfortably carry the first right-hand…

MID-LENGTH PAR 4S 350-440 YARDS

‘NOTHING IN GOLF GETS ME GIDDY LIKE THE RYDER CUP’

John Robins An award-winning comedian, BBC Radio 5Live presenter and co-creator of YouTube channel ‘Bad Golf’ with Alex Horne (youtube.com/badgolf). Follow Bad Golf on Twitter and Instagram (@BadGolfChannel) and John (@nomadicrevery & @nomadic_revery). Read more on John’s quest to improve at todaysgolfer.co.uk Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, it’s finally here! The Ryder Cup! Is there another sporting event like it? I don’t think so, and the extra year’s delay has just ramped up the excitement. In many ways, the Ryder Cup began my interest in golf. When I was 13 I had an entire summer wiped out by an allergic reaction to penicillin, and when I was well enough to leave the house my mum took me to Thornbury Golf Club for some ice cream. I remember seeing lots…

‘NOTHING IN GOLF GETS ME GIDDY LIKE THE RYDER CUP’

LONG PAR 4S 440-475 YDS

Perhaps the ultimate long par 4 challenge, this historic hole demands a lengthy carry over water off the tee, the same again from the fairway and then – if you manage both of those – a massive, triple-tiered green to contend with. As the Shot Scope data suggests, to have any chance of reaching the green in two you will need a base level of power. But with its sharp left dog-leg, a defined strategy is also key to success. The tee shot As with many drives that demand carry, the tiger line is also the toughest. The further right we choose, the shorter the carry over the first, angled water hazard; but this will make your second shot even longer. This makes this drive all about picking and committing to your…

LONG PAR 4S 440-475 YDS

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 BEST QUICK TIP EVER I would like to thank Chris Ryan for his ‘Lift Off’ tip in Issue 415. My driving has been frequently harmed by heel strikes, but since putting Chris’ advice into practice the results have been stunning. I get a much better feel at impact and I’m seeing much less dispersion, too. Furthermore, it seems totally logical, but sometimes you need somebody to turn on a light. It’s the best quick tip I’ve ever read. Juergen Voigtlaender, email EJECT THE TROLLS After watching the BMW Championship on TV, I’m somewhat perplexed as to why inconsiderate trolls…

The Grand designers

We’ve all looked at a beautiful piece of land and thought ‘that would make a great golf hole’. But designing an entire course is a very different job from dreaming up a single hole from scratch. Finding the perfect property is one thing – possibly the most important thing, along with the financing (average cost is said to be around $14 million). But that’s just the start – there’s also the routing, the playability, complex planning laws, environmental studies, agronomy studies, water usage studies… All that before a ball has even been struck, because once that happens does the real work begin – the maintenance and marketing, keeping people playing to pay back the investment. Yes, the world of course design is a complex business, one that goes back hundreds of years…

The Grand designers

THE BEST KIND OF THERAPY

In a world where mental health is a hot topic of discussion, why isn’t golf being used as a type of therapy more often? Research highlights that golf can help individuals improve their confidence, self-esteem and anxiety levels. Physical activity is also a proven treatment for depression, dementia and anxiety. I’ve been playing for three years now and my mental health has been the best it’s been for a long time since being diagnosed with both depression and anxiety at a young age. Some may say the cost of golf is too expensive to be offered as therapy, but a golf course near me charges just £5 for a round. I think there’s also the potential for some kind of NHS scheme which courses can sign up to and offer…

THE BEST KIND OF THERAPY

250,000 GOLF SHOTS 1,100 MILES 74 DAYS 1 G♥AL

David Sullivan is remarkably upbeat for a man who has lost 942 golf balls and accidentally left his 7-iron at Canary Wharf. He has just spent the last 10 weeks walking from John O’Groats to Land’s End and reckons he has hit an estimated 250,000 putts and 7-irons in that time. He half-jokingly refers to it as the world’s longest golf hole, but is deadly serious when he says he made history by becoming the first man to hit a golf shot over Stonehenge, and through York Minster and Lincoln Cathedral. How he managed to make it there on foot is perhaps even more impressive. He had to hit balls on beaches, over rivers and cattle, and even down the side of a motorway. It sounds utterly absurd, but walking the…

250,000 GOLF SHOTS 1,100 MILES 74 DAYS 1 G♥AL

250,000+ GOLF SHOTS HIT ONE 7-IRON LOST (IN CANARY WHARF) 30,000 PEOPLE TRAINED IN CPR £60,000 FUNDRAISING TARGET 74 DAYS SPENT WALKING FROM JOHN O’GROATS TO LAND’S END 942 GOLF BALLS LOST 1,100 MILES WALKED Sullivan sold his Rolex watch for £12,000 to help fund the trip, and drove 14 hours from his home in Surrey to get to the start-line. Soon after he lost a golf ball in an oyster bed... David achieved a number of firsts along the way, including becoming he first man in history to hit a golf ball over Stonehenge. He even attempted to play a few shots lefthanded on the cliffs at Beachy Head. No wonder he lost 942 balls! As well as being given a horseback tour of Roman ruins in Yorkshire, he visited several historical sites on foot, including Corfe Castle in…

HOW A DEFIBRILLATOR SAVED MY LIFE

Three-time Ryder Cup captain and Golf Care ambassador I was making a speech at the Marcliffe Hotel in Aberdeen (in 2013) when I just collapsed on stage. I was lucky because there was a nurse in the audience, and she started performing CPR on me. The hotel had a defibrillator, and the funny thing is, one of the guys attending the event had actually installed it. He ran off to get it and it took three shocks for me to come round. I was then taken to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, where they put me in an induced coma. I woke up a week later. My wife was told that I wasn’t going to survive so it was a scary time for my family. What happened is almost unexplainable because there are never…

HOW A DEFIBRILLATOR SAVED MY LIFE

HOW TO SAVE A LIFE... IN FIVE STEPS

DR ABC is the acronym for the steps in the primary survey procedure that every first aider must complete to establish what level of first aid you need to administer and if you need to call the emergency services... DANGER On the first step of DR ABC, it’s vital that a first aider assesses the overall danger of the situation, and whether it is safe for them or any other person to take action. For example, this could be stopping any oncoming traffic, looking out for live electricity, looking out for any places you could fall or trip over. Once you can confirm there is no potential danger, you can begin to assess the casualty. RESPONSE Next, you need to get some response from the casualty so they can provide information about their condition.…

HOW TO SAVE A LIFE... IN FIVE STEPS

BOSS THE PAR 4S!

The Belfry’s iconic Brabazon course has hosted four Ryder Cups. The four-star resort is also host to two other fine 18-hole layouts. Visit www.thebelfry.com for more details. YOUR COACH DANIEL WARWICK Head PGA Professional at The Belfry, and Academy Manager at England’s only PGA national golf academy. Augusta has 10 of them, the Old Course 14. Your home course is probably somewhere between the two. Par 4s are by far the most common type of golf hole we play… and that’s why mastering them represents an excellent route to lowering our scores. But as well as being the most numerous, par 4s are also the most diverse. They can range from drivable 250-yarders to 475-yard beasts scarcely reachable in two… and nowhere is this better represented than our host course,…

BOSS THE PAR 4S!

TOMMY FLEETWOOD

When Tommy Fleetwood turned 30 in January, it gave him an opportunity to look back on his first decade as a tour pro. Having won five European Tour titles, accrued over £20 million in career earnings and been part of a record-breaking partnership at the 2018 Ryder Cup, he has plenty to smile about. But it was also a chance to reflect on missed opportunities, because Fleetwood still has one burning, unresolved ambition: to win a Major Championship. He came close in 2019, finishing second behind Shane Lowry at The Open at Royal Portrush, but he has little to show for his Major performances since then, other than the notes in his journal. Coping with those disappointments hasn’t been easy, but riding through the rough days comes with the territory: in…

TOMMY FLEETWOOD

SHORT PAR 4S 250-350 YARDS

This image lays out the challenge of this beautiful and famous hole. It’s a challenge we see echoed in many short par 4s – a well-protected green to defend the low yardage, and a tee shot that demands clear thinking and a definite strategy. Risk and reward One of the great things about the 10th is the seductive view of the green afforded by the slightly raised tee. As with many shorter par 4s, it is this initial visual that can draw us into making a decision to go for the green. Driving a par 4 is a chance to stamp a real memory on the day… especially in this instance. And if you are playing recreationally or in a format that allows some risk-taking – for example a Texas…

SHORT PAR 4S 250-350 YARDS

MID-LENGTH PAR 4S 350-440 YARDS

One of the prettiest holes on the Brabazon, the 16th is a great example of an average-length par 4. Dog-legging slightly left, it features well-placed bunkers off the tee, trees up the right all the way to the green and one of the most undulating greens on the course, demanding precision on the landing area. The tee shot The club golfer typically grabs driver on the way to the tee, but this hole demonstrates why that is not always wise. Shot Scope data shows just how penal fairway traps are to handicap golfers, and at 240-250 yards from the tee, the left and second right traps move bang into play for most with the big dog. On the other hand, a shot of around 210 yards will comfortably carry the…

MID-LENGTH PAR 4S 350-440 YARDS

GENERATION NEXT

Getting more juniors into golf is a big thing for me. I always want to do more. Does golf do enough? Probably not. I think some things do need to change like dress codes. I have kids, and they’re very into the sport and they dress nicely, but when they started golf, they’d love to go to a golf club and just go in their joggers. My vision is for golf to be people’s first choice of sport that they do on a Saturday when they’re not at school. I just want kids to enjoy themselves. Making it more accessible, making it fun, easing off certain rules – that’ll help kids. Just try to get kids into it, that’s all I want to do. The kids at my academy are…

LONG PAR 4S 440-475 YDS

Perhaps the ultimate long par 4 challenge, this historic hole demands a lengthy carry over water off the tee, the same again from the fairway and then – if you manage both of those – a massive, triple-tiered green to contend with. As the Shot Scope data suggests, to have any chance of reaching the green in two you will need a base level of power. But with its sharp left dog-leg, a defined strategy is also key to success. The tee shot As with many drives that demand carry, the tiger line is also the toughest. The further right we choose, the shorter the carry over the first, angled water hazard; but this will make your second shot even longer. This makes this drive all about picking and committing…

LONG PAR 4S 440-475 YDS

The Grand designers

We’ve all looked at a beautiful piece of land and thought ‘that would make a great golf hole’. But designing an entire course is a very different job from dreaming up a single hole from scratch. Finding the perfect property is one thing – possibly the most important thing, along with the financing (average cost is said to be around $14 million). But that’s just the start – there’s also the routing, the playability, complex planning laws, environmental studies, agronomy studies, water usage studies… All that before a ball has even been struck, because once that happens does the real work begin – the maintenance and marketing, keeping people playing to pay back the investment. Yes, the world of course design is a complex business, one that goes back hundreds…

The Grand designers

Fleur East has performed on The X Factor before an audience of millions. She has presented radio and TV shows to millions of people, and even spent three weeks facing her fears on I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! But as she stands on the first tee, desperately trying to stop her hands from shaking, there is little hint of exaggeration when she says, “This might just be the most nervous I’ve ever been.” It’s a feeling her playing partners know only too well. For Natalie Pinkham, getting ready to play 18 holes is a completely new experience. Due to work commitments and quarantining rules, the most she has played up until this point is nine holes on a par 3 course. Like Natalie, Bela Shah has minimal expectations. “I…

250,000 GOLF SHOTS 1,100 MILES 74 DAYS 1 G♥AL

David Sullivan is remarkably upbeat for a man who has lost 942 golf balls and accidentally left his 7-iron at Canary Wharf. He has just spent the last 10 weeks walking from John O’Groats to Land’s End and reckons he has hit an estimated 250,000 putts and 7-irons in that time. He half-jokingly refers to it as the world’s longest golf hole, but is deadly serious when he says he made history by becoming the first man to hit a golf shot over Stonehenge, and through York Minster and Lincoln Cathedral. How he managed to make it there on foot is perhaps even more impressive. He had to hit balls on beaches, over rivers and cattle, and even down the side of a motorway. It sounds utterly absurd, but walking…

250,000 GOLF SHOTS 1,100 MILES 74 DAYS 1 G♥AL

OLD TOM’S TEST LINDRICK GC, SOUTH YORKSHIRE

OUR UNDERCOVER PLAYERS WILLIAM WELSH Age 58 Handicap 9.6 Lives Barton Seagrave, Northants Best golfing moment Finishing second in the Glenmorangie Open at Royal Dornoch. DOM WELSH Age 29 Handicap 12.6 Lives Barton Seagrave, Northants Best golfing moment Shooting a gross 4-under par on my first visit to the Old Course. KEVIN BROWN Age 64 Handicap 15 Lives Peterborough Best golfing moment Being the first of four birdie-makers at the uphill par-3 6th at The Grove. HOWARD BOYLAN Age 61 Handicap 6 Lives Peterborough Best golfing moment Representing a team of amateurs against ex-Ryder Cup players – David Gilford was my singles opponent. NEED TO KNOW... Founded 1891. Designer Old Tom Morris. Yardage 6,281-6,670 (par 71). Green fees £65-£95. Location Off the A57, a short drive from Worksop. Deep Carrs Lane, Lindrick, Worksop, South Yorkshire S81 8BH. Star holes A toss-up between the unique par-5 4th and the demanding 200-yard, par-3 finale…

OLD TOM’S TEST LINDRICK GC, SOUTH YORKSHIRE

REFINE YOUR READS

MORE TIPS! ► MORE TEACHERS! ► MORE USEFUL! Watch hundreds of video tips at www.todaysgolfer.co.uk HERE TO HELP YOU SAVE SHOTS Judging the break is only part of the green-reading equation. You also need to assess speed and, of course, you have to start the ball on the correct line once you’ve picked your aim point. To work on this in practice, find a putt with a sizeable break. Then place a row of tees next to the hole. Select one of these tees as your aim point and then use another couple of tees to create a gate just in front of the ball. You’ll get instant feedback on the quality of your green-reading and the quality of your stroke. YOUR COACH CHRIS JENKINS Fellow of the PGA and lead coach to the England East…

REFINE YOUR READS

250,000+ GOLF SHOTS HIT ONE 7-IRON LOST (IN CANARY WHARF) 30,000 PEOPLE TRAINED IN CPR £60,000 FUNDRAISING TARGET 74 DAYS SPENT WALKING FROM JOHN O’GROATS TO LAND’S END 942 GOLF BALLS LOST 1,100 MILES WALKED Sullivan sold his Rolex watch for £12,000 to help fund the trip, and drove 14 hours from his home in Surrey to get to the start-line. Soon after he lost a golf ball in an oyster bed... David achieved a number of firsts along the way, including becoming he first man in history to hit a golf ball over Stonehenge. He even attempted to play a few shots lefthanded on the cliffs at Beachy Head. No wonder he lost 942 balls! As well as being given a horseback tour of Roman ruins in Yorkshire, he…

HOW A DEFIBRILLATOR SAVED MY LIFE

Three-time Ryder Cup captain and Golf Care ambassador I was making a speech at the Marcliffe Hotel in Aberdeen (in 2013) when I just collapsed on stage. I was lucky because there was a nurse in the audience, and she started performing CPR on me. The hotel had a defibrillator, and the funny thing is, one of the guys attending the event had actually installed it. He ran off to get it and it took three shocks for me to come round. I was then taken to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, where they put me in an induced coma. I woke up a week later. My wife was told that I wasn’t going to survive so it was a scary time for my family. What happened is almost unexplainable because there…

HOW A DEFIBRILLATOR SAVED MY LIFE

FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BRAVE ON PAR 4S

Second shots of more than 200 yards into longer par 4s are by no means rare. An attacking play can seem unwise – after all, we’re hitting towards the point where the hole narrows and all sorts of greenside hazards potentially come into play. But very often, with length to defend them, long par 4s are not especially penal up by the green. Take these four elements into account... 1 Data is on your side Whether fortune really does favour the brave is still up for debate: but thanks to the new generation of shot-tracking technology, we do at least know that your chances of making par increase the closer you get to the green. Typically, we will get the ball closer from 50 yards in the rough than 100 yards in…

FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BRAVE ON PAR 4S

HOW TO SAVE A LIFE... IN FIVE STEPS

DR ABC is the acronym for the steps in the primary survey procedure that every first aider must complete to establish what level of first aid you need to administer and if you need to call the emergency services... DANGER On the first step of DR ABC, it’s vital that a first aider assesses the overall danger of the situation, and whether it is safe for them or any other person to take action. For example, this could be stopping any oncoming traffic, looking out for live electricity, looking out for any places you could fall or trip over. Once you can confirm there is no potential danger, you can begin to assess the casualty. RESPONSE Next, you need to get some response from the casualty so they can provide…

HOW TO SAVE A LIFE... IN FIVE STEPS

1 Irons: stay on top A backswing sway moves laterally away from the target and has two key implications: It shifts more weight over the trail foot and moves the base of the swing’s arc further behind the ball. With the teed-up driver, some lateral motion is OK. But with irons needing a more compressing strike angle, we need to keep it to a minimum. Here’s how to self-diagnose a sway... 2 Double vision Take a 7-iron and set up to a ball in your normal position, a little forward of centre. Position a second ball just behind the first so, as you look down, the clubhead is framed between them. Hover the club above the balls and look down at them. Note how, with your head set over the balls,…

TOMMY FLEETWOOD

When Tommy Fleetwood turned 30 in January, it gave him an opportunity to look back on his first decade as a tour pro. Having won five European Tour titles, accrued over £20 million in career earnings and been part of a record-breaking partnership at the 2018 Ryder Cup, he has plenty to smile about. But it was also a chance to reflect on missed opportunities, because Fleetwood still has one burning, unresolved ambition: to win a Major Championship. He came close in 2019, finishing second behind Shane Lowry at The Open at Royal Portrush, but he has little to show for his Major performances since then, other than the notes in his journal. Coping with those disappointments hasn’t been easy, but riding through the rough days comes with the territory:…

TOMMY FLEETWOOD

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Skillest Free download Whether online lessons will ever genuinely compete with traditional one-on-one coaching remains to be seen, but there are few platforms making a better fist of it than Skillest. This app brings coaches, previously unavailable either through their pricing or location, into reach. In theory, the only sacrifice we have to make is that we are not there in person to receive the wisdom; the app follows the now-familiar pattern of asking you to upload and send off swing videos, with advice dispensed by return… and often in the form of a personalised video. Chat options make it easy to explain exactly what you are working on, and to open up a dialogue. Hundreds of coaches, from Wales to New South Wales, are offering their services via Skillest, including TG…

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RESET YOUR ‘GOLF THERMOSTAT’

Irrespective of the level we have reached in the game, we all have an expectation of the score we think we’ll shoot. The score is normally based around our handicap, and it’s where we feel comfortable. More often than we realise, this expectation becomes self-fulfilling. Let me explain. Imagine you reach the turn five under your handicap. You might be delighted at how well you are playing… but that good play has taken you out of your comfort zone. This standard is too good for you; how can you possibly maintain it? You begin to create an expectation that the round will unravel at some point, which brings on doubt, fear and pressure. These are unpleasant emotions; and, sure enough, we will throw a few bogeys or even doubles in there…

RESET YOUR ‘GOLF THERMOSTAT’

GENERATION NEXT

Getting more juniors into golf is a big thing for me. I always want to do more. Does golf do enough? Probably not. I think some things do need to change like dress codes. I have kids, and they’re very into the sport and they dress nicely, but when they started golf, they’d love to go to a golf club and just go in their joggers. My vision is for golf to be people’s first choice of sport that they do on a Saturday when they’re not at school. I just want kids to enjoy themselves. Making it more accessible, making it fun, easing off certain rules – that’ll help kids. Just try to get kids into it, that’s all I want to do. The kids at my academy are…

BALL ABOVE FEET IN SAND?

Every so often, we run up against a bunker shot where the slope of the sand sets the ball higher than our feet. As we know from above-ground shots, this is what we would call a ‘hook lie’ – the slope wants to flatten the plane of the swing and encourage more rotation, both through our core and in the clubface. This would create a lower, more running shot with an element of right-to-left shape for the right-hander – and for a shot where we typically need the ball to be quick to rise and quick to stop, this is far from ideal. You can still find a more orthodox higher, spinning flight from this lie – and here’s how... HOW TO PLAY IT 1 Address Normal posture, grip down handle Normally in…

BALL ABOVE FEET IN SAND?

BUILD AN EXTENSION!

In every powerful swing there is a definite firing or releasing of the trail side as the golfer swings through the ball. Just as when you throw a ball – effectively a trail-side motion – the entire trail side including knee, hip and shoulder get involved in generating the force, and fire through the release. This encourages a series of desirable throughswing attributes. The arms are allowed to extend towards the target, delivering a powerful, wide arc and helping you control the swing’s direction. The weight shifts naturally forward into the lead foot, in harmony with the release of the trail side. The face and chest rotate through to face the target, maintaining connection and co-ordination between the body’s turn and the arms’ swing. This also helps control clubface rotation. DRILL…

BUILD AN EXTENSION!

BEWARE THE QUICK FIX IF YOUR SWING ISN’T BROKEN

Given the extraordinary quantity of golf tuition and advice that exists today, it’s easy to forget golf instruction is a relatively new thing. For the vast majority of its 650 years, there was little or no mention of the golf swing’s technical elements among the game’s protagonists. Golfers pretty much just stood up and swung, giving the execution the same levels of consciousness and analysis they employed for any activity that mandated hitting a ball. Young Tom Morris mastered the game in this way; so too did Bobby Jones, who once advised: “You swing best when you have the fewest things to think about.” Of course, golf coaching grew alongside the advent of golf professionals. But it was perhaps not until Ben Hogan’s 1957 book The Modern Fundamentals – published exactly…

BEWARE THE QUICK FIX IF YOUR SWING ISN’T BROKEN

Fleur East has performed on The X Factor before an audience of millions. She has presented radio and TV shows to millions of people, and even spent three weeks facing her fears on I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! But as she stands on the first tee, desperately trying to stop her hands from shaking, there is little hint of exaggeration when she says, “This might just be the most nervous I’ve ever been.” It’s a feeling her playing partners know only too well. For Natalie Pinkham, getting ready to play 18 holes is a completely new experience. Due to work commitments and quarantining rules, the most she has played up until this point is nine holes on a par 3 course. Like Natalie, Bela Shah has minimal…

OLD TOM’S TEST LINDRICK GC, SOUTH YORKSHIRE

OUR UNDERCOVER PLAYERS WILLIAM WELSH Age 58 Handicap 9.6 Lives Barton Seagrave, Northants Best golfing moment Finishing second in the Glenmorangie Open at Royal Dornoch. DOM WELSH Age 29 Handicap 12.6 Lives Barton Seagrave, Northants Best golfing moment Shooting a gross 4-under par on my first visit to the Old Course. KEVIN BROWN Age 64 Handicap 15 Lives Peterborough Best golfing moment Being the first of four birdie-makers at the uphill par-3 6th at The Grove. HOWARD BOYLAN Age 61 Handicap 6 Lives Peterborough Best golfing moment Representing a team of amateurs against ex-Ryder Cup players – David Gilford was my singles opponent. NEED TO KNOW... Founded 1891. Designer Old Tom Morris. Yardage 6,281-6,670 (par 71). Green fees £65-£95. Location Off the A57, a short drive from Worksop. Deep Carrs…

OLD TOM’S TEST LINDRICK GC, SOUTH YORKSHIRE

PITCH AT THE PIN

To become a consistently accurate pitcher or chipper of the golf ball, you have to have good clubface control. If you can keep the clubface in a reasonably neutral position – that is to say, neither twisted closed nor fanned open – throughout the swing, you massively increase your chances of presenting a square face – and the club’s true loft – to the golf ball. However, on pitch shots club golfers consistently make one takeaway error that leads to a series of compensatory moves and, ultimately, poor contact and distance control. Let’s look at what it is – and what you can do about it... 1. Hooded The high-flying nature of a pitch shot often sees the club player try to help the ball up. This tends to create an armsy,…

PITCH AT THE PIN

Square up your putterface

T-Stroke £29.99 andygormangolf.com Essentially a T bar that attaches to the butt of your putter, T-Stroke was created by European Tour coach Andy Gorman, his goal to create an aid to help golfers who hood or fan the putterface through poor grip, wrist angles and forearm positioning. Through extensive research, Gorman learned that the vast majority of golfers were better able to keep the putter’s face square to the arc of the stroke when the putter’s shaft lined with the forearms, the handle pointing up towards the lead elbow. By resting your forearms against the T-Stroke’s bar, you will find this position – a simple guide for any golfer who tends to drop their hands too low (square and hooded) or over-arches the wrists (excessive rotation). THE BENEFIT Helps you keep the putter blade square…

Square up your putterface

Typically under 100 yards, pitch shots are, of course, far more about control of flight and distance than the creation of power. Any golfer looking to shoot in the 90s needs to find an address position that promotes those qualities. But because this swing is shorter and less aggressive, we must also make sure we use the set-up to encourage the rotation and mobility that keeps the swing on a good path and plane. Bring these elements into your address... BREAK 100 How to find balance and mobility 1. FACE ON A narrow stance A wider stance has the effect of locking your hips into place; move your feet closer together and you become increasingly free to rotate and move through your pelvis and core. So bring your feet in under the insides of your…

REFINE YOUR READS

MORE TIPS! ► MORE TEACHERS! ► MORE USEFUL! Watch hundreds of video tips at www.todaysgolfer.co.uk HERE TO HELP YOU SAVE SHOTS Judging the break is only part of the green-reading equation. You also need to assess speed and, of course, you have to start the ball on the correct line once you’ve picked your aim point. To work on this in practice, find a putt with a sizeable break. Then place a row of tees next to the hole. Select one of these tees as your aim point and then use another couple of tees to create a gate just in front of the ball. You’ll get instant feedback on the quality of your green-reading and the quality of your stroke. YOUR COACH CHRIS JENKINS Fellow of the PGA and…

REFINE YOUR READS

FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BRAVE ON PAR 4S

Second shots of more than 200 yards into longer par 4s are by no means rare. An attacking play can seem unwise – after all, we’re hitting towards the point where the hole narrows and all sorts of greenside hazards potentially come into play. But very often, with length to defend them, long par 4s are not especially penal up by the green. Take these four elements into account... 1 Data is on your side Whether fortune really does favour the brave is still up for debate: but thanks to the new generation of shot-tracking technology, we do at least know that your chances of making par increase the closer you get to the green. Typically, we will get the ball closer from 50 yards in the rough than 100…

FORTUNE FAVOURS THE BRAVE ON PAR 4S

MIZUNO ST-G 220 DRIVER

£449 ♦ Lofts 9° (adjustable from 7-11°) Mizuno drivers have come of age over the last few years. After decades of being known almost exclusively for brilliant forged irons, the Japanese giant is now getting plaudits – including many from us – for making some of the fastest, longest and most pure-sounding drivers available. Since the introduction of the ST four years ago, Mizuno’s approach to drivers has involved creating a three-model family. One focuses on blending speed with forgiveness, another targets draw biased performance and a third has adjustable sole weights that let better players dial in shot shape, spin and trajectory. But when Mizuno pulled the covers off their 2021 drivers in January, the ST family had mysteriously shrunk to two, the ST-Z (a fast and forgiving option) and the ST-X…

MIZUNO ST-G 220 DRIVER

MIZUNO T22 WEDGES

If you play forged irons to ensure feel and feedback consistency it’s very likely you’ll want to play forged wedges, too. Vokey, Cleveland, Callaway and TaylorMade don’t sell forged wedges – but Mizuno do. In any normal year Mizuno T series wedges would be launched with a new MP iron, but 2021 has been no normal year. So this time the T22s have been unveiled under their own steam. Mizuno’s T series wedges were developed with input from short game maestro Luke Donald, and the T stands for teardrop, in reference to the high toe and flowing head shape so treasured by the Englishman. Compared to previous models, Mizuno say the T22s have a slightly more compact size with an extensively bevelled top edge that makes the head appear thinner at address. There’s…

MIZUNO T22 WEDGES

1 Irons: stay on top A backswing sway moves laterally away from the target and has two key implications: It shifts more weight over the trail foot and moves the base of the swing’s arc further behind the ball. With the teed-up driver, some lateral motion is OK. But with irons needing a more compressing strike angle, we need to keep it to a minimum. Here’s how to self-diagnose a sway... 2 Double vision Take a 7-iron and set up to a ball in your normal position, a little forward of centre. Position a second ball just behind the first so, as you look down, the clubhead is framed between them. Hover the club above the balls and look down at them. Note how, with your head set over the…

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Skillest Free download Whether online lessons will ever genuinely compete with traditional one-on-one coaching remains to be seen, but there are few platforms making a better fist of it than Skillest. This app brings coaches, previously unavailable either through their pricing or location, into reach. In theory, the only sacrifice we have to make is that we are not there in person to receive the wisdom; the app follows the now-familiar pattern of asking you to upload and send off swing videos, with advice dispensed by return… and often in the form of a personalised video. Chat options make it easy to explain exactly what you are working on, and to open up a dialogue. Hundreds of coaches, from Wales to New South Wales, are offering their services via Skillest,…

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CALLAWAY JAWS FULL TOE

£159 ♦Lofts 54° / 56° / 58° / 60° / 64°♦ Finishes Raw chrome, raw black ♦ Stock shaft Dynamic Gold Spinner S200 (s), Project X Catalyst (g) Get in the groove Callaway say their Jaws grooves are the most aggressive in golf, and by combining their design with a new raw face that will rust over time, you get the confidence to attack any short game shot. A new variable weight port design moves the centre of gravity further from the hosel, enhancing feel and feedback but also creating more consistent and predictable spin. This is the year of the wedge, with Cleveland, TaylorMade, Ping, Honma and Hogan all launching new models over the summer. Now Callaway are joining the party with their new Jaws Full Toe. If you haven’t taken too much notice…

CALLAWAY JAWS FULL TOE

£27 per dozen ♦ Construction Two-piece Cover Ionomer Srixon’s two-piece, club golfer-focused AD333 has sold in vast numbers over the last decade, thanks to a brilliant balance of speed and distance, feel, feedback and decent short game spin. And it offers all this at a sub-£30 price tag – a potent recipe for success. The 10th version of the AD333 has just been launched, and Srixon say it has a softer compression, which straightens flight for moderate swing speed players, as well as a dimple pattern that adds carry distance. It uses a lot of the tech you’ll find in the Srixon Z-Star balls used by the likes of Shane Lowry and Hideki Matsuyama, including that 338 speed dimple pattern and a ‘Spin Skin’ cover for extra greenside control. But the best news…

RESET YOUR ‘GOLF THERMOSTAT’

Irrespective of the level we have reached in the game, we all have an expectation of the score we think we’ll shoot. The score is normally based around our handicap, and it’s where we feel comfortable. More often than we realise, this expectation becomes self-fulfilling. Let me explain. Imagine you reach the turn five under your handicap. You might be delighted at how well you are playing… but that good play has taken you out of your comfort zone. This standard is too good for you; how can you possibly maintain it? You begin to create an expectation that the round will unravel at some point, which brings on doubt, fear and pressure. These are unpleasant emotions; and, sure enough, we will throw a few bogeys or even doubles in…

RESET YOUR ‘GOLF THERMOSTAT’

PXG 0211 PUTTERS

The words PXG and value weren’t comfortable companions, but recently that’s changed. With the new 0211 drivers coming in at £205 a pop, and 0211 irons for £80 each (or £560 for a set), these 0211 putters follow the trend, coming in at a very competitive £170 each. PXG have taken inspiration from airport runway lighting to create a more prominent alignment arrow shape behind the face of all five new models. They say the design heightens face orientation, enhances control throughout the stroke and helps golfers set-up more consistently and aim better. A by-product of the more flared cavity design is that inefficient weight is removed from the centre of each head, so the MOI is naturally nudged up.…

PXG 0211 PUTTERS

BALL ABOVE FEET IN SAND?

Every so often, we run up against a bunker shot where the slope of the sand sets the ball higher than our feet. As we know from above-ground shots, this is what we would call a ‘hook lie’ – the slope wants to flatten the plane of the swing and encourage more rotation, both through our core and in the clubface. This would create a lower, more running shot with an element of right-to-left shape for the right-hander – and for a shot where we typically need the ball to be quick to rise and quick to stop, this is far from ideal. You can still find a more orthodox higher, spinning flight from this lie – and here’s how... HOW TO PLAY IT 1 Address Normal posture, grip down…

BALL ABOVE FEET IN SAND?

‘They keep you a lot more planted’

The golf shoe business is a tough nut to crack. There are some major players in it, all promising shoes that are comfortable, grippy and stable. But a new brand has looked closely at what’s available and said, “We can do better”. That brand is PAYNTR, the brainchild of former cricket pro David Paynter and ex-Nike Golf man Mike Forsey. The pair started from the ground up – literally – to develop the X 001 F, fusing together a series of elements to let golfers optimise and harness the power in their swing. PAYNTR label it the ‘Performance Multiplied innovation ethos: Force x Velocity = Power’. So we asked a fourball from Ufford Park in Suffolk to put them to the test. What were your first impressions? PB I’d never heard of…

‘They keep you a lot more planted’

BUILD AN EXTENSION!

In every powerful swing there is a definite firing or releasing of the trail side as the golfer swings through the ball. Just as when you throw a ball – effectively a trail-side motion – the entire trail side including knee, hip and shoulder get involved in generating the force, and fire through the release. This encourages a series of desirable throughswing attributes. ■ The arms are allowed to extend towards the target, delivering a powerful, wide arc and helping you control the swing’s direction. ■ The weight shifts naturally forward into the lead foot, in harmony with the release of the trail side. ■ The face and chest rotate through to face the target, maintaining connection and co-ordination between the body’s turn and the arms’ swing. This also helps…

BUILD AN EXTENSION!

BEWARE THE QUICK FIX IF YOUR SWING ISN’T BROKEN

Given the extraordinary quantity of golf tuition and advice that exists today, it’s easy to forget golf instruction is a relatively new thing. For the vast majority of its 650 years, there was little or no mention of the golf swing’s technical elements among the game’s protagonists. Golfers pretty much just stood up and swung, giving the execution the same levels of consciousness and analysis they employed for any activity that mandated hitting a ball. Young Tom Morris mastered the game in this way; so too did Bobby Jones, who once advised: “You swing best when you have the fewest things to think about.” Of course, golf coaching grew alongside the advent of golf professionals. But it was perhaps not until Ben Hogan’s 1957 book The Modern Fundamentals – published…

BEWARE THE QUICK FIX IF YOUR SWING ISN’T BROKEN

GPS shot tracking has transformed the way many golfers approach the game. Millions of stats gathered every weekend from thousands of golfers paint an ever more in-depth picture of how the game is played, whether on tour or by 28-handicap club golfers. With so much data to dive into, shot tracking leaders Shot Scope have identified the common mistakes we all make on the course. And many are often simple errors that can be fixed with better strategy, or by choosing the right equipment for the job. Over the next six pages, with the help of Shot Scope, we’ve highlighted the most common mistakes club golfers make throughout their bag. We also show how to fix them – by choosing clubs that have performed especially well in our testing this year. DRIVER… HIT…

PITCH AT THE PIN

To become a consistently accurate pitcher or chipper of the golf ball, you have to have good clubface control. If you can keep the clubface in a reasonably neutral position – that is to say, neither twisted closed nor fanned open – throughout the swing, you massively increase your chances of presenting a square face – and the club’s true loft – to the golf ball. However, on pitch shots club golfers consistently make one takeaway error that leads to a series of compensatory moves and, ultimately, poor contact and distance control. Let’s look at what it is – and what you can do about it... 1. Hooded The high-flying nature of a pitch shot often sees the club player try to help the ball up. This tends to create…

PITCH AT THE PIN

TAYLORMADE P790 IRON

THE TESTER NEIL WAIN PGA Pro based at Keele GC, Staffs. TaylorMade’s third generation P790 iron created a massive stir when it launched in August. In the space of four years the model has become TaylorMade’s biggest selling forged iron ever and, by opening up the new model to a slightly wider audience in 2021, TaylorMade are confident the new P790 will find even more adoring fans among aspiring club golfers. Here at TG Towers we’ve had a deluge of questions about the new model. Today, consumers want to know everything from who the new model suits and how it compares to other irons in the TaylorMade lineup, to what the performance is like versus leading competitor models. With such huge interest around what is likely to be one of the biggest-selling irons of…

TAYLORMADE P790 IRON

PING I59 PLAYER’S IRON

As Ping pulled the covers from their new i59 player’s iron last month, the golfing world got a perfect snapshot of just how much player’s irons have evolved over the last half decade. The i59 replaces the five-year-old iBlade, and the differences between the pair really couldn’t be greater. Where the iBlade had traditional cast heads and micro cavity backs, the i59 are at the absolute opposite end of the player’s iron scale. Historically, Ping aren’t big forgers of irons but they reckon a modern forged hollow body design (with stainless steel face) and lightweight aluminium core are perfect for the new i59. That construction would have been unthinkable for the brand’s player’s iron just five years ago. What’s really impressive about the i59 story, though, is it’s not just Ping…

PING I59 PLAYER’S IRON

Square up your putterface

T-Stroke £29.99 andygormangolf.com Essentially a T bar that attaches to the butt of your putter, T-Stroke was created by European Tour coach Andy Gorman, his goal to create an aid to help golfers who hood or fan the putterface through poor grip, wrist angles and forearm positioning. Through extensive research, Gorman learned that the vast majority of golfers were better able to keep the putter’s face square to the arc of the stroke when the putter’s shaft lined with the forearms, the handle pointing up towards the lead elbow. By resting your forearms against the T-Stroke’s bar, you will find this position – a simple guide for any golfer who tends to drop their hands too low (square and hooded) or over-arches the wrists (excessive rotation). THE BENEFIT Helps you…

Square up your putterface

There’s a glut of new wedges hitting pro shops right now, from major brands such as TaylorMade, Ping, Callaway and Cleveland. But if you can live without the very latest groove and face tech, there’s a slew of second-hand options out there for a lot less from the used club experts at Golfbidder. You’ll find different sole grinds, different finishes and lots of different lofts, and you can search Golfbidder.co.uk for wedges based on price, brand or your ability. The five models we’ve chosen here are among the most popular on Golfbidder right now... 1 Cleveland 588 RTX 2.0 Black Satin From £79 TG verdict The milled face, sharper grooves and micro etching performed beautifully on the launch monitor and course. We like how the Black Satin finish highlights the face tech and enhances focus…

Typically under 100 yards, pitch shots are, of course, far more about control of flight and distance than the creation of power. Any golfer looking to shoot in the 90s needs to find an address position that promotes those qualities. But because this swing is shorter and less aggressive, we must also make sure we use the set-up to encourage the rotation and mobility that keeps the swing on a good path and plane. Bring these elements into your address... BREAK 100 How to find balance and mobility 1. FACE ON A narrow stance A wider stance has the effect of locking your hips into place; move your feet closer together and you become increasingly free to rotate and move through your pelvis and core. So bring your feet in…

Patrick Cantlay had an epic end to his 2021 season. By bagging the final two events of the PGA Tour schedule (including the big-money Tour Championship), the new world No.4 banked close to $17 million for two just week’s work. His CV records four wins in 2021, but interestingly, despite being a Titleist staff player, he doesn’t use any of the brand’s current line-up. Here’s the mish-mash of three, four and five-year-old gear you’ll find in the Ryder Cup debutant’s bag. Driver Titleist TS3 (9.5º) Shaft Mitsubishi Diamana ZF 60 TX 3-wood Titleist 915F (15º) Shaft Mitsubishi Diamana ZX 70 TX Hybrid Titleist TS2 (21º) Shaft Mitsubishi Diamana ZF 80 TX Irons Titleist 718 AP2 (4-9 iron) Shafts True Temper Dynamic Gold 120 Tour Issue X100 Wedges Titleist Vokey Design SM7 (47º, 52º, 56º), Titleist Vokey SM8 Prototype (61º) Shafts…

TOP 10 DRAW DRIVERS Honma T//World GS www.honmagolf.com TG VERDICT Honma design brilliant lightweight, draw-biased drivers that perform for very average swing speed players. GS stands for ‘Gain Speed’, and if you can time the lightweight and lively shaft, and if you like traditional pear-shaped heads, this is a really forgiving option. Lofts 9.5° / 10.5° / 11.5° Stock shaft Honma Speed Tuned RRP £499 TaylorMade SIM2 Max D www.taylormadegolf.co.uk TG VERDICT TaylorMade’s engineers have come up with some seriously clever paintwork to disguise how the face sits a little closed at address on the Max D. The end result is that this is a serious proposition for any slicer, not just slower speed players who struggle to drive it straight. Lofts 9° / 10.5° / 12° Stock shaft Fujikura Air Speeder 45 RRP £449 Ping G425 SFT www.ping.com TG VERDICT The last…

Callaway Carry+ £84.95 Bag of choice for TG’s Simon Daddow. It’s lightweight with a micro stand and a water resistant underbelly to keep the bag off dewy ground. Three pockets offer just enough storage space. Mizuno BR-D2 £110 The stiff-sided (non-collapsible), full-length stand BR-D2 is about as far from a traditional pencil bag design as you can get. There’s also just enough space for a full set of clubs. Ping Moonlite £99.99 At just over 1kg, the Moonlite is incredibly lightweight. There isn’t a stand but the double strap can easily be converted into a single strap for golfers who like carrying their bag over one shoulder. TaylorMade Quiver £99 The 12” legs keep the belly of the Quiver off damp ground, a godsend when playing in wet conditions. It has just enough storage space for everything…

Odyssey White Hot OG £239 Twenty years on from the original, over half the putters Odyssey make for tour players still feature a White Hot insert. Made from the same urethane as Callaway’s Rule 35 ball, so you get great feel but without dropping ball speed, as some soft insert putters do. TaylorMade Spider EX £299 The EX’s urethane and 45˚ aluminium beam insert is the first co-moulded insert TaylorMade have ever produced. Only available on the EX putter, this version of the Pure Roll insert combines feel with grabbing and gripping putts into a better roll. Bettinardi Studio Stock £389 Bettinardi is a putter legend, and you’ll find his new Roll Control face on this year’s Studio Stock family. Face material is removed to give a soft, pure feel, while asymmetric grooves promote more…

MIZUNO ST-G 220 DRIVER

£449 ♦ Lofts 9° (adjustable from 7-11°) Mizuno drivers have come of age over the last few years. After decades of being known almost exclusively for brilliant forged irons, the Japanese giant is now getting plaudits – including many from us – for making some of the fastest, longest and most pure-sounding drivers available. Since the introduction of the ST four years ago, Mizuno’s approach to drivers has involved creating a three-model family. One focuses on blending speed with forgiveness, another targets draw biased performance and a third has adjustable sole weights that let better players dial in shot shape, spin and trajectory. But when Mizuno pulled the covers off their 2021 drivers in January, the ST family had mysteriously shrunk to two, the ST-Z (a fast and forgiving option)…

MIZUNO ST-G 220 DRIVER

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