Hello golfers,

 

Many thanks for all your kind words on the new look in the Pro Shop, we still have many new ideas to implement and we thank you for your patience while this happens.

Keep an eye on our weekly newsletter updates to keep in the loop with everything going on here at West Byfleet. 


Best of luck to the Junior team who are taking on the might of the Captain's team on Friday.


 

Here in your pro shop we are keen to help you prepare for the elements in every way possible, and now is the perfect time to give your game some TLC before the winter months roll in. 

In particular it is vitally important to check both your grips and your spikes. 

Grips that are shiny and worn will cause you to lose your grip on the club causing more mishit shots throughout your round. Drop in and we can fit you for a brand new tacky grip that will help you combat these conditions. We can also help you find the perfect sized grip for you which will be of huge benefit to your game. 

As well as this, it is key to check the spikes on the bottom of your shoes. This is an area that is often left unnoticed, but can cause your feet to slip out on the course, whether during the swing, or just when walking from tee to green. 

Don't let yourself become a victim of the elements and drop into the pro shop today.


Special Christmas Ball Offer coming your way

Next week we will be launching a special Christmas Ball personalisation offer with Srixon and Titleist which is brilliant in the build up to Christmas.

Watch your inbox for the launch and more information.


 

This week we have put a great selection of clothes from our men's winter JRB Clothing ranges on Sale.

These are superb quality items, and could be the perfect choice to help keep you warm and dry on the course this winter.

Drop into the pro shop while the best stocks and sizes last.

We look forward to seeing you.


 

It had been a while, but it was fantastic to see Padraig Harrington win again on the European Tour, his first Tour title for eight years at the weekend's Portugal Masters. 

He's won three Majors of course, but you could tell this one meant a lot, and his gritty up-and-down at the final hole summed up what he's all about. 

"It's a big win," said the 45-year-old. "I tried to be really aggressive. The golf course really suited me and I just tried to go after every pin I could. 

"I have a pretty good short game that was on form this week. No matter where I hit it, I felt like I could get it up and down." 

That short game helped him get to 23 under par, but it was his chip on the 18th that secured the title after his final approach had cannoned into the grandstands. 

The impressive Andy Sullivan watched on with interest - as a playoff looked on the cards - but the Irishman's chip to five feet was right out of the top drawer, and he cleaned up for the win. 

The moral of the story? Hard work and perseverance pays off! Well done Padraig. 

If you want any help with your game, don't hesitate to get in touch.