Hybrids have become really popular in recent years, a lot of the pros now carry at least one hybrid in their bag. At last years Open Championship the lowest iron in Rickie Fowler's bag was a 6 iron.

A lot of golfers like to use their putters around the greens. This is because there is less of a back swing and you can get a firmer connection with the ball.

As a rule golfers play with one glove only. If you are a right handed player you wear a glove on your left hand and visa versa if you are a left handed player.

A lot of us don't have as much time as we would like to work on our golf swing down on the range. Therefore, it does make sense to simplify you swing and perfect a swing that works for you, and importantly you can repeat it over and over again.

Electric golf trolleys are very handy to have around the golf course, particularly if it is a long or hilly course. They are also a much needed piece of equipment if you are having some difficulty carrying your clubs due to age or ill health.

There was a time when the only types of tees available were standard wooden and plastic tees. The are now wooden and plastic tees available in every type of style, shape, length and colour imaginable.

There are a number of different types of golf bags available on the market today to suit all kinds of golfer. They include staff bags, cart bags, carry bags, stand bags and feather bags.

The higher the quality of the ball the thinner the coating around the core. The thinner coating gives you more feel but slightly less distance. Titleist's Pro V1 and Srixon's Z Star ball are two good examples of high quality tour standard balls with the best short game control, spin, and feel.

We are really excited about the new Cobra Amp Cell drivers which will be available to purchase in store from the 1st February 2013. We have had a look at the Amp Cells and we were very impressed by what we saw from Cobra.

There are two key factors to take into consideration when deciding on a wedge or wedges for your bag