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TAYLORMADE R11S DRIVER

Bigger, Faster, Longer, And More Tunable!

The new R11S Driver is bigger, faster, more tunable and longer than the original R11 driver.  A 460cc matt-white finished head is powered by a new 5 sided ASP plate, new 1.50 FCT sleeve and moveable weights.  You can independently tune loft, face angle and flight path!

TAYLORMADE RBZ RANGE

Brace yourself for the RocketBallz range from TaylorMade!

Woods and irons are engineered for greater distance, maximum ball speed and pinpoint accuracy.  The driver is engineered with Flight Control Technology for easy face angle and loft tuning while the aerodynamic white crown is built for speed, power and ridiculous distance!

PING i20 RANGE

Introducing PING's latest series

The PING i20 range succeeds the i15 range, taking centre stage as one of the best releases this year.  The irons are designed to be high launching and penetrating, they are aimed at golfers looking for compact heads with more forgiveness for better, more consistent results on the golf course.

CALLAWAY RAZR FIT & X BLACK RANGES

Maximum Power, Maximum Control

The new RAZR FIT driver is Callaway's first driver featuring adjustability.  The Opti Fit Hosel allows players to adjust the face angle for improved accuracy and trajectory while Opti Fit weights can be adjusted to promote either draw or neutral ball flights.

The X Black range uses the latest technology and incorporates a black PVD finish for the ultimate look.

Steve Craig, Head Teaching Professional at the Kings Links Golf Centre offers up some tips on hitting with hybrid clubs.

Although a hybrid club can look more like a wood, the correct technique to produce a good strike is more closely related to an iron.  With the wide sole and low centre of gravity, a slight downward strike is needed when using a hybrid.

Position the ball "left of centre" in your stance and make sure your weight shifts towards the target through the hitting area.  The aim is to brush the ground slightly after the ball.

The hybrid usually performs better than a long/mid iron when playing from the semi-rough or when the fairways are slightly longer in winter time.  An iron can get tangled up in the longer grass while the head of a hybrid glides through.

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