Cuddington Professional Shop

Hello Golfers,

I hope many of you have had a chance to get out on the course over the last week. The grass has been growing quickly and as a result the definition has really started to stand out.

The course wouldn’t be able to take this quick shape without Simon and his team continuing to do a fantastic job week in week out. A couple of other things they have been carrying out now include redistributing all the sand in the bunkers, cutting the greens at 2.7mm every day as well as a full course cut every three days. Over the next fortnight, the course will have a ‘wall to wall’ spray for weeds.

Chris Jones and Peter Kearsey played the second round of the Kelso Hamilton (Surrey 4BBB Knockout), on Saturday, away at Roehampton. Having gone two down, they were one up at the turn, and finished the game 3 and 2. The next round will be away against either Banstead or Coulsdon Court.

Finally, congratulations to Tana Churchill who made a hole-in-one on the 8th hole last Saturday, describing it as ‘Two small hops and in!' Well done Tana.

We hope to see many of you up at the course this weekend. Please note sign-up sheets for the Club Championships and Scratch Knockout are now on the board as well so be sure to get your names on them! The handicap limit for both is 13 and below.

Best regards,
Paul Schunter,
Director of Golf & Operations.

Shop news

TaylorMade Fitting Day

TaylorMade are running a Fitting Day with all of their products for 2018 on Saturday, 28 April between 12:00pm and 4:00pm.

If you would like to attend there are limited slots so please contact the professionals shop here ASAP.

New arrivals

The new Callaway Rogue drivers and irons are now available to demo and full fitting is available in our studio. Please click here for full information. Meanwhile, TaylorMade’s latest offerings the M3 and M4 will be available very shortly and you can read all about them by clicking here.
Following TaylorMade’s recent delivery issues we do now have a lot of it in stock and ready for you to try.
The new 2018 Vokey SM7 demo wedges have also just arrived and now available for you to try.

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Club news

US Open Marshalling at the US Open Qualifying - Monday, 4 June

On Monday, 4 June Cuddington are providing a team of volunteers to marshall at the US Open Qualifying taking place at Walton Heath. This is a fantastic opportunity and anyone wishing to help should sign-up on the sheet found on the main noticeboard. Once Brian Groves has full details, he will then contact you with further information nearer the date.

Competition news

Match Results

Warren League vs. Leatherhead - Cuddington lost 3 - 1.
Juniors vs. Camberley - Cuddington won 2 - 0.

Vets and Ladies Derek Brown Trophy

First place - Rita Gray and David Solman (40 points) and in second place - Shirley Eades and Chris Jolly (38 points).

Cuddington Decanter

First place - Kevin Marchesi, Richard Greaves, Shaun Amner and Peter Heath (102 points) and in second place - Ian Torkington, Scott Mutter, Richard Parr and David Bitmead (98 points).

Junior OOM 2

First place - Ollie Carter (40 points on countback) and in second place - Will Dyke (40 points).

Vets Stableford

First place - Peter Culver (36 points on countback) and in second place - James Chignell (36 points).

Ladies 5 Club Stableford

Silver Division - First place - Pat Wakefield (35 points on countback) and in second place - Joan Swann (35 points).
Bronze Division - First place - Lynn Ross (35 points) and in second place - Diana Randall (34 points).

Upcoming events

Tee Reservations

Friday, 27 April - Return of the Liberators Golf Day (12:00pm - 5:00pm - Both tees).

Saturday, 28 April -

Gent's London Playing Fields Cup.
Ladies EWGA Medal (OOM 2).

Sunday, 29 April - Juniors vs. Wimbledon Park (12:00pm - 12:30pm - 1st tee).

Monday, 30 April - No reservations.

Tuesday, 1 May - Ladies EWGA Medal (OOM 2) Grannies Trophy.

Wednesday, 2 May - No reservations.

Thursday, 3 May -

Golf Society x 24 (8:30am - 1st tee).
Golf Society x 15 (10:15am - 1st tee).
Golf Society x 20 (12:30pm - 1st tee).
Golf Society x 24 (1:45pm - 1st tee).

Friday, 4 May - No reservations.

Saturday, 5 May - Gents vs. Clandon Regis (12:45pm - 1st tee).

Social Events

Coming up shortly we have:

Sunday Lunches 2018 - For further information on when Andrew and his team’s fantastic Sunday Lunches will be held this year, please click here.

To book your spot at any of these events please email Sally in the Office by clicking here or by adding your name to the sign-in sheet on the main noticeboard.

Urethane cover? So what...

A common phrase we hear here in the shop is: “It’s round and white, it can’t be that different”. The truth is that every single golf ball is unique in some way – whether it’s the ball’s core, layers or dimple pattern – but there is one thing that all premium balls have in common…

Try Urethane with the MP-S
Like all tour-level golf balls, the Mizuno MP-S boasts a Urethane cover, which sets the bar for cover materials.

Urethane – a soft and flexible polymer – will give you the highest possible spin rates combined with the best feel; benefits you will really notice when hitting chip and pitch shots.

However, if you like to play lower flighted chip-and-runs you might prefer other options in Mizuno’s range that are made with Surlyn covers. While this type of cover doesn’t generate as much spin, it is slightly more durable and offers a cheaper alternative.

As you can see on these 50-yard pitch shots, the extra spin from the Urethane cover ball on the right helps it to stop much quicker than the Ionomer cover ball on the left, which rolls out on landing.

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Motocaddy: S or M?

Buying an electric trolley is a serious purchase, so it pays to speak to a member of our team about which option would best suit your needs and preferences. To help set you on your way, here’s a breakdown of the key differences between Motocaddy’s S and M series:

M-Series

S-Series

Which trolley is best for you?
The fundamental difference between these two popular ranges is that the Motocaddy M-Series folds 40% smaller, making it the perfect choice for anyone who has space restrictions such as a smaller boot. That being said, the Motocaddy S-Series models offer some smart technology options, like GPS yardages in the S5 CONNECT model and remote control functionality in the S7 REMOTE trolley.

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Love a flop shot?

If you’re the type of golfer who likes to hit lots of open-faced chip and lob shots, TaylorMade’s latest addition to the wedge range is the perfect option for you.

The Hi-Toe wedge, which is only available in 58, 60 and 64 degrees, has an expanded toe area that helps aid control on open-faced shots and full-width grooves that deliver high spin across the entire face.

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Video of the Week

Watch this video as Foremost TV interviews Ryder Cup star Thomas Pieters to find out his top 10 tips for any amateur golfer - a must watch!

We look forward to seeing you at the club this week.

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