Hello golfers,

Welcome to another exciting edition to Aston Wood and Tim Regan Golf's weekly newsletter. We hope that you're having a good week on and off the golf course. We got a great read for you this week, so I hope you enjoy.

Exciting fitting news

We've had some fantastic news this week where we have been selected to be one of Cleveland Golfs authorised wedge fitting centres. This means that using the wedge analyzer software and Cleveland fitting system we will be able to inform you of:

• The correct lofts your wedges should be.
• The correct bounce you should be using.
• The grind and sole that best suits your song.

Did you know that 65% of ALL shots are from inside 125 yards, so it's essential that you're using the right wedge for your game. Otherwise if not, it could be stopping you from achieving your best score.

So when you're reading my newsletter and reflecting on your current wedges, ask yourself these questions: 

Do you want to improve your short game?
Do you know the loft of your pitching wedge?
What bounce angle should I be using?

Let us help gain you the correct answers and see your scores improve. To coincide with this, we will be holding a Cleveland wedge fitting day on Thursday, 16th November between 4pm to 6pm. We only have six appointments available, so book your FREE appointment today. 

Dates for your diary

• Rules Night - Wednesday, 8th November Fotherley Suite 7pm-9pm.
• Presentation Night - Friday, 10th November Fothereley suite 7pm start.
• Cleveland Wedge Fitting Day - Thursday, 16th November Driving range 4pm- 6pm. 
  

Let the battle commence

The indoor Winter league has now started. If you have not handed your entry form in yet then please get it handed in ASAP. Once every team has completed the first round I will update you on the leaderboard. I will do this via my newsletter and also on the TV screen in the pro shop. Good luck to everyone that has entered.

And the answer was...

A competitor in stroke play started a round with 13 clubs. During the front nine he broke his putter in anger. After the ninth hole he bought another putter in the Pro Shop and used it for the remainder of the round. What is the ruling?

A - The competitor is penalised two strokes at each hole on the back nine.
B - The competitor incurs a two stroke penalty at the 10th and 11th holes.
C - There is no penalty.

This week’s winner is David Roach who correctly said the answer was " C " No penalty.

Explanation: Since he started with 13 clubs, he was entitled to add another club under Rule 4-4a. See decision 4-3/8.

This week's question

A player drops his glove and the wind blows the glove onto his ball, causing it to move. There is no penalty.

A - TRUE
B - FALSE

For your chance to win three golf balls, click here to send your answer and the rule number/decision.