It was a little bit of a shock today when the deicer and bobble hat had to be located, however this should come as no surprise as we are well into the winter period now. Every October we should start to think a little more about what type of winter golf practice we are going to embark upon in readiness for our Spring golf season. Every golfer will have a different set of goals and expectations but if I can guarantee improvement I think that would make any golfer smile!

This is the time when I discuss with my clients to produce a winter plan which will involve fewer playing rounds with increased technical work upon specific aspects of the game. I am not advocating we stand outside for 2 hours hitting golf balls in sub-zero temperatures! There are a number of simple drills that can be carried out in the comfort of your home which is always an attractive proposition. I will be adding these into my forthcoming newsletter with other exciting news and events. Read More

Well, what an outstanding three days of Ryder Cup golf, even if you don't play the game I can't imagine how you could not be failed to be moved by the determination, team work, sportsmanship and sheer brilliance of the best golfers in our sport.

It was apparent from day 1 on the first tee that the matches were to be played in the true spirit of the game, the players from both teams removing their hats to wish each other "good luck". Having attended a Ryder Cup and more recently the 2011 Solheim Cup in Killeen Castle the fist tee is the place to be and certainly worth setting that early morning call for, It is the perfect spot where the word "singing" takes on a new meaning! Read More