Goring and Streatley Pro Shop

Hello golfers,

In this week’s email, we recap a dominate performance by the Europeans, we look at how important knowing your dispersion is, and we cast an eye over a disappointing, yet predictable, statistic for the game we love.

Enjoy the read.

Pro's news

Europe rally on Sunday

Thomas Bjorn’s men came from behind to defeat Team Asia by 14 points to 10 in the weekend’s EurAsia Cup. Heading into Sunday’s singles with a one-point deficit, Bjorn packed the top half of his team with the heavyweights in hope that they’d set the momentum for the day ahead. With eight wins in the opening nine matches, it’s safe to say Bjorn’s tactics worked a treat. Let’s hope the same is true when Team Europe next convene for the Ryder Cup in September.

What should we do?

A recent survey of several thousand respondents by YouGov suggested that golf is the most boring sport in the world, with 70% of those who’d ever watched it stating that they find it boring. This is one of the huge barriers to participation in our sport and one which the European Tour are trying to combat with innovative events such as GolfSixes. But if the majority of the public are finding golf tedious to watch, what motivation would they have to give it a try or, more importantly, get their children to give golf a go?

Let us know your thoughts.

January SALE

Let's beat the winter blues together

So last Monday was apparently 'Blue Monday', meaning some of us weren't feeling our greatest, but with our January SALE on top brands in-store is at least one way we can help you shake off those winter blues. Our January SALE is on stock items only, so when they're gone, they're gone. Don't miss out on our incredible January SALE savings!

Check out our savings below:

Our January SALE offers:

Sale on FootJoy and adidas shoes from £29.99
Sale on FootJoy , adidas, Galvin Green and Glenmuir clothing from £20.00
TaylorMade M2 drivers was £369, now £249
Mizuno JPX 900 driver (demo as new) was £349, now £200
Mizuno JPX 900 fairways was £279, now £179
Mizuno JPX 900 hybrid was £199, now £149
Titleist H1 and H2 hybrids was £219, now £129
Titleist SM6 wedges was £149, now £99
Mizuno T7 and S18 wedges was £149, now £99
PING G series hybrid was £179, now £99
PING G series crossover was £179, now £99
Golf ball sale still on as previous weeks
Book in for fitting with matt if in need of new gear for the up coming season
Galvin Green promo still on but only limited sizes now still available

Shop news

This will help you hit it straighter

The success of TaylorMade's metal wood range in recent years has been phenomenal and 2018 promises to be no different. The M1 and M2 ranges are being replaced by the M3 and M4 line-ups, both consisting of drivers, fairways, rescues and irons. The biggest talking point is Twist Face on the drivers, which really could be a game-changer when it comes to accuracy off the tee. Be the first to try the new M3 and M4 in February by getting in touch below.

PING Max out their range

The current line-up of G400 drivers from PING is fantastic, with a Low Spin model (LST) for a lower launch and greater speed, a Straight Flight version (SFT) for a higher launch that helps correct a slice, and the Standard version that sits somewhere between the two. To complete the line-up, PING is launching a fourth model, G400 Max, which offers distance through forgiveness, and will be available to try in-store this February.