Bronze ; £100 4 hole course appraisal followed by 3 x 30 minute lessons on issues discovered during appraisal.
Silver ; £125 6 x 30 minute lessons on all aspects of the game including driving, irons short game and putting.
Gold ; £225 As Silver but 60 minute sessions including GC2 launch monitor analysis linked to HMT [head movement technology] to give THE most accurate information.
Go yellow. Not long ago, anyone using a yellow ball may have left themselves open to a bit of mickey taking. These days they're used on Tour, even when the weather's not gloomy. Are golfers still sceptical about using a yellow ball? Perhaps, but if you're fed up with losing balls in the fading light and amongst the leaves, why not switch to yellow during the winter?
Visit the shop to view the various ranges, you certainly won't be compromising on quality or performances benefits - and you might just save yourself a few quid over the next few months.
That's our free advice for the week, no need to thank us…but if there is anything else you are unsure of this winter, please click here to send us an email. We are here to help!
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Go yellow. Not long ago, anyone using a yellow ball may have left themselves open to a bit of mickey taking. These days they're used on Tour, even when the weather's not gloomy. Are golfers still sceptical about using a yellow ball? Perhaps, but if you're fed up with losing balls in the fading light and amongst the leaves, why not switch to yellow during the winter? 
