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.

Competition news

Wood and R. Hirst Trophy

Congratulations to Danny Stott who won the Hirst Trophy with a nett 61. Danny has put a lot of work and practice in over the summer months so I’m not sure if he will keep his new handicap of 15, there is a chance it could be lowered. Second place went to our Scratch Captain Scot Minto with a 66, 67 gross 2-under-par, Scot hasn’t had the best of years but a good finish will hopefully keep the confidence up over the winter ready for the start of next year...

Winner of the Wood Trophy was Kim Walker with a 63, beating Ken Woolford who shot a 66. This is Ken’s fifth runner-up finish over the year... he just can’t get over line...

Club news

Ryder Cup Weekend

It’s here... Tomorrow we have 4BBB in the morning and Foursomes in the aftenoon, same again on Saturday and then 12 singles matches Sunday. Can Europe bring it back? It will be an incredible atmosphere on that 1st tee, all the European support should hopefully keep the Mashed Potato Gang quiet...

Over the weekend let;s all wear something Blue or Yellow to show our support... Allez Les Bleus!

Shop news

New adidas gear now in store

Pop in to the pro shop and have a look at the new autumn/winter range from adidas. We also have a great deal on the adidas Tour 360 golf shoes for winter - Was £149, now £99.

New irons to improve your game

Buying a set of clubs is exciting, but can be a tricky decision - you might love the look of the short irons, but feel a bit daunted by the longer clubs further up the set. However, you can always mix and match your clubs so that your long irons are more forgiving and your short irons are more workable, allowing you to strike approach shots from any distance with confidence.

Mix & match with PING

Why not try combining the long irons of PING's G700 series with the short irons of the G400? The G700 contains low and deep weighting, which gives you higher launch and more forgiveness - ideal for your long irons. Combine this with the G400, which has a hydropearl chrome finish to help maintain the launch and spin rates of your short irons in all conditions, and you'll be feeling confident through the whole bag.

Could mixing sets be the answer you've been looking for?

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Layer up, autumn's here

Normally when you watch golf on TV, you see the world’s best showing off their golfer’s tan in their polos. When the Ryder Cup gets underway this week in Paris however, things will be a lot colder, and we’ll see golfers on both teams ditching the short sleeves and going for a golf-specific mid-layer to help them stay warm.

The middle man
One mid-layer that will guarantee you comfort on the course is PING’s Kelvin fleece pullover. It features moisture movement performance aimed at keeping you dry, whilst PING’s Sensor Warm technology ensures that you’ll be kept at the ideal temperature on the course with minimal weight from the extra layer.

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Video of the Week

Thomas Bjorn chats to Foremost TV about captaining Team Europe in this week's Ryder Cup and how he's planning on regaining the trophy come Sunday evening.

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

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