Wayne Yellott

Hello golfers,

In this week’s email, we ask you to consider what's most important to you in a golf shoe, we take a look at how you voted in January's poll, and we look ahead to what's coming in February. Enjoy the read.

Pro's news

It's a new era

Our January poll captured the imagination of many of you as we asked you to consider whether Tiger Woods would make a triumphant return to the fairways in 2018. Here are the final results:

58% think Tiger will fail to win a tournament this year
33% believe the American will win a PGA Tour event
9% believe he’ll get one closer to Jack Nicklaus’ major victories record

As we head into February, keep an eye out for our new poll later this week. With lots of the major brands releasing new products over the coming weeks, we want to know which one you’d like to try the most. Of course, we will be receiving lots of exciting bits next month so be sure to pop your head into the shop next time you're at the club.

What's most important to you?

It’s easy to neglect the importance of wearing shoes packed full of modern technology when looking for something to replace your old pair, but it’s these updates that make a huge difference on the course. The question to consider is: what do you want from your shoe?

Tour Validation

The adidas Tour360 BOOST 2.0 is one of the most popular shoes on tour, with the likes of Dustin Johnson and Sergio Garcia trusting its grip, support and stability to contain their powerful body movements during the golf swing.

Waterproof Protection

As well as its full-length BOOST cushioning for walking comfort, this shoe has a premium climaproof leather upper that’s breathable, durable and robustly waterproof for lasting protection you can trust.

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It's a game of fine margins

A yard further and your ball’s resting on the green rather than in the greenside bunker. Five millimetres closer to the centre of the face and it might fly the water rather than make a splash landing. A little less pace on your putt and the ball takes the break and falls into the centre of the cup.

Golf is a game of fine margins, which means every decision you make is an important one. You wouldn’t go from one round to the next playing with different clubs - sometimes new, sometimes old, sometimes slightly damaged – so why do that with your golf ball? Considering it’s the only constant you have on every shot, it can really pay off to use the same model if you want to improve your consistency.

Two to consider
Before you settle on your ball of choice, here are two great models worth trying for a round or two.

The TaylorMade TP5 and TP5x golf balls created a huge buzz in the golfing world last year with Dustin Johnson, Justin Rose and Rory McIlroy all putting it into play. If you're after consistent feel and dependable ball flights in the wind then this ball will take some beating.

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Video of the Week

Watch this video as Foremost TV puts Garmin's Approach S60 and S20 head-to-head to help you understand the key differences between the two GPS watches.

I hope you enjoyed my newsletter. If you need any help or advice please contact myself or anyone of my team and we will be delighted to help. Wayne and the Golf Team.

Tinsley Park & Beauchief Golf Clubs
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Sheffield
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