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Thoughts for the course

Thoughts for the course

In golf, playing a competition or match on a course you know like the back of your hand has obvious benefits. However, when playing a hole for the hundredth time, it’s easy to fall into the trap of playing it the same way you always have. But, what if there’s another way?
Confident in the challenge?

Confident in the challenge?

We’ve all stood on a tee box at some point and struggled to muster up the courage to take out the driver. But, when you do, the key is to commit to the shot at hand, rather than trying to guide the ball down the fairway - something a lot of golfers will be doing after a few months without playing.
Follow Our Journey

Follow Our Journey

If you are interested in keeping up to date with the latest on-goings from Goring and Streatley Golf Club, why not give us a follow on Instagram? Click here to explore.
Thoughts for the course

Thoughts for the course

In golf, playing a competition or match on a course you know like the back of your hand has obvious benefits. However, when playing a hole for the hundredth time, it’s easy to fall into the trap of playing it the same way you always have. But, what if there’s another way?
Confident in the challenge?

Confident in the challenge?

We’ve all stood on a tee box at some point and struggled to muster up the courage to take out the driver. But, when you do, the key is to commit to the shot at hand, rather than trying to guide the ball down the fairway - something a lot of golfers will be doing after a few months without playing.
My Poll

Which is your favourite golfing rivalry out of the following?

  • 1Jack Nicklaus vs Arnold Palmer
  • 2Tiger Woods vs Phil Mickelson
  • 3Greg Norman vs Nick Faldo
  • 4Annika Sorenstam vs Karrie Webb
  • 5Europe vs USA

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