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Showing posts with label putter. Show all posts

Sunday, November 25, 2012

CYBER MONDAY SALE!!!

We hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving and a wonderful time with your families.
Hopefully your Black Friday shopping went well, but the deals aren't over.  One more great deal from
Haggin Oaks/Mortongolfsales.com
on Cyber Monday, 11/26/12.


Click HERE to check out great gift ideas!
 
Have a wonderful holiday season,
Jenny Koplin and Matt Young

Thursday, March 29, 2012

New Coutour Putters and Putter Fitting System


The New Coutour Putting lineup is awesome.  You have to come try them at the Haggin Oaks Super Shop.  You can also go through the Tri-Fit Putter Fitting System which will help determine the perfect putter length for short and belly putters.  These putters are perfectly balanced and fit just for you.   

Putters models are priced at $265 and $285.  Since putting makes up nearly 50% of your score, investing in a quality putter is well worth it.  

Todd Sones is a well known Golf Digest Top 50 Instructor who was featured in Golf Digest a few issues ago explaining belly putter fitting.  He is conducting a short game clinic at Haggin Oaks on Thursday April 26th. To find out more about the clinic contact the Haggin Oaks Appointment Desk 916.808.2531.  Todd will also have a booth at the Haggin Oaks Demo Days where he and his staff will be doing on the spot putter fittings.

If you have any questions about the fitting system or would like help finding the right putter for you, come see me on the large putting green in the Haggin Oaks Super Shop where we have the best selection of putters for you to try.  Remember, Drive for show... Putt for dough!!!

Matt Young
Teaching Professional and Club Fitter   

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Putting Tip... Close Your Eyes


For the entire month of June I will be posting a new video golf tip each week. This week's tip is a putting drill that I like to work on when I am struggling to make putts or loose my feel with the putter. When I practice I go through the same pre-shot routine as I would on the golf course but once I am ready to go I close my eyes. By closing your eyes you take away one of your major senses and you focus more on the feel of the putter and rolling the ball towards the hole. Also, instead of focusing on the results, picture your target in your mind and see the ball rolling into the hole. Try this drill first with short putts and as you get more comfortable increase your distance. Hope this helps you make more putts and have all the confidence on the green.... Drive for show, putt for dough!!