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We hope you're well. Two dates for your diary: 29th March and 12th April! It was great to hear the news that - amongst other things - playing golf has been given the green light from the 29th of March, just in time for the four-day Easter weeken

Hello Golfers,

We hope you're well.

Two dates for your diary: 29th March and 12th April!

It was great to hear the news that - amongst other things - playing golf has been given the green light from the 29th of March, just in time for the four-day Easter weekend! Not only this, but non-essential retail can open its doors just a couple of weeks later on the 12th of April. Hooray!

We can't wait to welcome you back to Falmouth Golf Club and will have more news for you in the coming weeks. Until then, we are still here if there's anything golf-related you'd like to discuss or purchase - there's no reason to go anywhere else.

We really do appreciate your support!

Enjoy the read.

Have your say

Take your pick

This time of year brings about huge excitement in the golfing world, with lots and lots of new products being released each week. Well, 2021 is no different!

So, we've put a poll up on our website that we'd love you to answer. All you need to do is tell us which driver you'd most like to try this year. It's as simple as that. Click the button below to have your say.

enter our poll >

Golf on Tour

Max enjoyment at Riviera

With Fitzpatrick and DJ both in Sunday's final group within touching distance of leader Burns, you could be forgiven to assume the winner is nailed-on to be from that stellar three-ball.

Well, it was a close contest with a two-hole playoff needed to decide the eventual champion; however, none of these players took part. Instead, Max Homa - who missed a three-footer to win on his 72nd hole - battled Tony Finau at Riviera Country Club, with Homa coming out on top.

It just goes to show the importance of putting. So, if your putting is a part of your game that you simply can't trust when the pressure's on, get in touch with the team via the button here.

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All chips, no yips

How many hours have you spent hitting wedges in the back garden or around the house during the past 12 months? It can be fun, therapeutic and should help your game (if you’re doing it properly!). But you might be wondering why you’re not a short-game wizard after the last year or so. Perhaps, in this case, a worker can really blame their tools.

Mizuno ES21 wedges

A return to golf is on the horizon, so we want to make sure you’re geared up with the right equipment to get off to a fast start. When it comes to your wedges, ensuring your grooves are still up to the task can get you closer to the flagstick, and they don’t come any better than Mizuno's ES21 wedges.

Quad Cut & Hydroflow Micro grooves

Their CNC-milled grooves cut into Grain Flow Forged Boron-infused steel produce Mizuno’s legendary feel around the greens. In addition, the Hydroflow Micro grooves release moisture to maintain fantastic spin in the wettest of conditions. Pretty useful when playing golf here all-year-round!

learn more about ES21 >

Putting perfect

Picture the scene: You’re playing your first hole after being forced not to play for what seems like ages. What’s the last thing you want to do? Three-putt, right? Especially when it’s a three-putt bogey! So, let’s focus on how we can eradicate that from our game.

Must try - Mizuno M-Craft putters

For starters, don’t overlook the role confidence plays when it comes to holing out, whether it’s a 30-foot lag putt or a must-make 3-footer.

Much like in the garden, I’m sure many of you have been practising putting around the house. Can you honestly say, after that practice, that you trust your putter time after time, or is now the perfect time for a change?

If it’s the latter, look no further than Mizuno’s M-Craft range, which boasts some new models for 2021.

The weighted heads promote a stable, fluid putting stroke time and time again, whilst the deep CNC-milled faces and 1025 mild carbon steel construction delivers an incredible feel & pure roll at impact.

explore M-Craft >

I hope you enjoyed the newsletter. If you need any help or advice please contact us in the pro shop. Nick and the golf team.

Falmouth Golf Club
Swanpool Road
Falmouth Golf Club
Falmouth
TR11 5BQ

Phone: 01326 311262

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