Gareth Moore

Hello Golfers,

Welcome to another exciting edition to Hanging Heaton Golf Club's weekly newsletter. We hope that you're having a good week on and off the golf course.

Enjoy the read.

WIN: McIlroy or DJ signed driver

Whether you have a house full of collectables or not, we have two items up for grabs that are certainly worth putting your name into the hat for: a Rory McIlroy signed M3 driver and a Dustin Johnson signed M1 driver. All you need to do is click on the blue button below and fill out your details to be in with a chance of winning. Good luck!

enter competition here>

[* END *]

Club news

Mixed Open Greensomes

This is a little late but a great win for Madeline and Trevor Armitage winning the Mixed Open with a score of 60.5. Over the last few months, Trevor has had a couple of podium finishes but I have not seen any handicap reduction from the last few committee meetings.

In second place were Ollie Broadbent and Debbie Spendler with 64.5, followed by Jeff G Button and Dot Tingle with a 65.5 beating Karen and John Dodgson on the back nine holes.

Well done to all members and guests who played in this event.

Titus Newsome Trophy

This weekend the winning score was nett 64 which was equalled by three members, congratulations to Henry Martin who won overall beating John Wilcock and Johnny Allott.

Fast Fives Final Evening

What a great evening, good golf, pressure nearest the pin play-offs, and members taking part in what I think is a big part to future golf. We don’t have a short version of the game and from the response like we have had in year one, I hope it will progress strongly.

In the end, the final was played between Sam Wilcock and Joe Ratcliffe, a good match and we just managed to battle the light, with Joe winning the match 2up. Thank you to all competitors that made this event work successfully, and for next year the event we have a sponsor more news to follow.

Picture of Sam Wilcock putting lining his putt up on the 2nd Green and Picture of Joe Ratcliffe Teeing off on the 3rd hole.

Sam putting

Joe driving

Ryder Cup news

Just around the corner...

It’s only a couple of weeks away to the 2018 Ryder Cup, all teams picked with Tony Finau the final selection for the USA. I think it will be a great weekend of golf and a very close outcome.

There is still time to enter the pro shop Ryder Cup draw too, I will email the rules and selections out to you all by the end of the week.

Shop news

September shop deals

You can now get 50% OFF all PING clothing, so if you want to look fresh for the winter period then pop in and grab a bargain.

Promotion news

Try a Garmin GPS for FREE

Golf's a game where you need to utilise all the help you're given. One specific way that has seen a huge boom in recent years is the use of GPS devices, which are particularly useful when it comes to knowing distances to the front, middle and back of greens, as well as hazards and doglegs. Throughout September, we're giving you the chance to 'Try Before you Buy' on selected Garmin devices, including the Approach S20 watch. What do you have to lose?

learn more>

Try out a Motocaddy trolley for FREE

If you haven't tried out one of Motocaddy's latest electric trolleys or are still carrying your clubs for over four miles each round, we'd recommend taking advantage of this promotion. Not only are they an energy saving way to get around the course, but today's trolleys are full of brilliant technology - like GPS - that makes playing with one so much more enjoyable than ever before.

learn more>

In your sight

Sightlines on putters might seem like a nice design, but they are there for a reason as they help you aim your putts more accurately, and help you centre the ball on your putter. But with so many different styles, it can be hard to know which one will aid you the most.

It’s up to you
If you prefer a more modern look, why not try the TP Red-White Ardmore 3?

Alignment is improved considerably thanks to the red-white contrast, which helps golfers envision a proper path from the ball to the hole. Various head shapes with different sightlines in the Ardmore range means there'll be a sightline to suit every golfer's eye.

Something different
Alternatively, the Spider Tour from TaylorMade is certainly for those who prefer a larger head.

This putter's used by some of the world's very best golfers, such as Jason Day and Dustin Johnson. A recent addition is the sightline on the crown, helping to dial in your focus over every putt as well as act as an extension to the line on your ball when lining up your putts.

explore TaylorMade's range >

Having a ball

When you’re watching the pros you’ll often see them hitting shots with amazing distance off the tee, along with plenty of spin from around the green. The way they strike the ball helps achieve this, but the ball itself is a crucial component of their game.

TaylorMade TP5 and TP5x

Here are two great options worth trying for a round or two. If you want a lower spinning and higher launching ball off the tee, the TP5x is for you. If you're after a softer feeling ball with a lower trajectory then you need to try TaylorMade's TP5 model.

TaylorMade Project (s)

The Project (s) is new for 2018 and is all about speed, which relates to distance. Still offering incredibly soft feel, the Project (s) delivers low driver spin for signficantly longer drives. What's more, it's available in white, yellow and orange.

explore TaylorMade's range >

I hope you enjoyed my newsletter. If you need any more help or advice please contact one of us in the pro shop and we'll be delighted to help. Gareth and the golf team.

Hanging Heaton Golf Club
White Cross Road
Dewsbury
WF12 7DT

Phone: 01924 467077

Visit my website
Visit the club website
Contact me
Your profile

This email was sent to you by Gareth Moore and is provided as a service for the members and guests of Hanging Heaton Golf Club and the customers of the Hanging Heaton Golf Club Pro Shop and has been supported and sponsored by advertisers in this mail and by our partner suppliers: Foremost Golf, UK's largest golf retail group, delivering value through expertise for the Club Golfer

® The Crest is a registered trademark of The Professional Golfers’ Association Limited