Man of the moment
 
Student of the week
LW Nel
 
Biggest Obstacle: Consistent ball striking
 
LW was struggling with getting consistent contact on the ball, due to the fact that he was overswinging. His right elbow was too high at the top of his backswing, which allowed the club to travel too far on the way up. This made it very difficult for him, as he had to use his arms extensively on the downswing to deliver the clubhead to the ball.
 
The swing fix came in by getting his right elbow lower than his right shoulder at the top of his backswing. The adjustment shortened his backswing and got him into a compact position at the top, making it easier to strike the ball more consistently.
 
 
Are you looking to get your full swing and strike the ball consistently. I'm here to help. Contact Philip du Preez at 082 410 2471 to book a lesson.
 

It's never too late to be a champion
 
Gordon Wessels is going for gold

Congratulations to Gordon Wessels from Wingate Park CC for winning the 2019 Limpopo Golf Union Senior Open at Koro Creek Bushveld Golf Estate.
 

Up your game

Try the best clubs with Honma
Designed for high level performance
 
 
Test the clubs >
 

Get the ball bowling
 
Come and give it a go

Whether you're a beginner, advanced, able-bodied or disabled, we would like to invite you to join us for our Bowls Disability Day on Friday, 15th November 2019.
 
 
Book your spot >
 

Who will raise the Wingate Trophy?
 
Your chance to shine

Click here for Conditions of Play.
 
 
Enter now >
 

No need to go hungry on the course
 
Grab a bite, play a round
 
 
Make a reservation >
 

It's going to be a grand slam
 
Put your game to the test
 
 
For more information, please get in touch with Coach Hendrik Snyman on 082 945 0104.

Try your hand at Tennis
 
 
Book your lesson >
 

Who's been winning?

Saturday, 09 November 2019
Monthly Medal

A-Division
1st: Christiaan Odendaal – 71 (R500.00)
2nd: Tobie Jooste - 73c/o (R400.00)

B-Division
1st: Lemphane Mokhobo - 71 (R500.00)
2nd: Tim Wright - 71 c/o (R400.00)

C-Division
1st: Coen Spaumer - 38 pts (R500.00)
2nd: Mike Silberman - 36 pts (R400.00)

Best Gross: Tyron Taylor - 76c/o (R520.00)

Sunday, 10 November 2019 
IPS

1st: K Vivier - 45 (R500)
2nd: M Figueira - 37 c/o (R400)
3rd: T Ploos van Amstel - 37 c/o (R300)

You’ve come this far,
now get closer
 
 
 
 
 
 
Easier shot placement
Every green is different. Size, slope, hardness, and flag location vary. Having added access to spin makes hitting your chosen spot on the green a lot easier.

The new Cleveland CBX 2 Wedge face has been created to give everyday golfers access to Tour-level spin.

More stopping power
 
 
14-foot difference
Rollout has been measured on a wedge that played 125 rounds versus a new wedge. The results showed that a fresh wedge can give you up to 14 feet more stopping power than an old one.
 
 
Stick it to the flag
At the end of a round, take your wedges to the practice green and check your shot dispersion.

 
Groove upon groove upon groove
Cleveland has layered their sharpest Tour Zip Grooves ever to give the CBX 2 Wedge a 4th generation Rotex Face, and give you easier access to added spin and control.
 
Are you a wedge wizard?
Better players want full spin when executing demanding open-face shots, and they want it from a more compact wedge design. For these players, there is the Cleveland RTX 4 Wedge.
  Learn more >
 
Playing with an old wedge?
You could be selling yourself short. With today’s equipment even having a great wedge technique doesn’t mean you’re accessing all the spin and control you could be. Bring your wedges to the practice green with us, and let’s see where you are.
Contact us >

Fix par 3 mistakes
 
 
 
Many golfers base their approach to a par 3 on the ideal shot shape and then try to hit that shot. But using your natural shot shape to your advantage will help you hit more par 3 greens.
 
 
If you know you tend to push the ball a little with a slight fade, you can count on aiming slightly left of your target on the green, instead of trying to force a straight shot or draw.
 
 
Don’t use hazards as markers to aim because if you do hit it dead straight, you’re probably going to drop shots.
 
 
 
From the tee, identify the most dangerous hazard. Then think about how your natural shot shape pulls you into those hazards or helps you evade them. By understanding your swing you can set yourself up to minimise risk and hit the green more often.

 
Better course management
Swing improvement takes time, but good strategy brings immediate results. We’ll help you make better decisions on the golf course that will put you into more scoring positions.
Play 9 with us >

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