We’ve chosen to stock the brands we do in the shop so that we can provide something for each and every one of you. When it comes to irons, Mizuno has several different sets in its range, meaning we have the ability to custom fit you to something that will enhance your strengths and combat your weaknesses, which will most likely be different to those of your friends and playing partners.

One of the most rewarding parts of the job here at the club is seeing the long-term improvements our members enjoy after a successful fitting session. You may think you’ll suit a specific iron, but we often find it’s only by using Mizuno's DNA fitting software that the best set-up reveals itself.

We hate to be the bearer of bad news but it’s November next week so there might be a slim chance that you’ll get a little wet out on the course over the coming weeks. If you’re in the market for some new waterproofs then make sure you take a look at one of our recent arrivals here in-store…

We've spoken a lot in recent weeks about Titleist's brilliant 718 irons that were launched at the beginning of the month, but now it's time for us to talk a bit about their new 818 hybrids.

As you can see in the photos below, there are two different hybrids in the H1 and H2. Whilst the H1 is the larger of the two and perfect for those golfers who sweep the ball off the ground, the H2 is for the steeper golfer who prefers a more iron-like look.

Most importantly, they're both extremely easy to hit and very forgiving, so click on the play button below to find out more.

Video of the Week

The final video in this series sees Ryder Cup star Ian Poulter describe how to hit your hybrid from the rough.