Greetings from John Murray
Moray Golf Club - PGA Golf Professional I hope you've all had a fantastic week on and off the golf course and welcome to another edition of the Moray Pro Shop weekly newsletter, bringing you up to date with all the latest news and gossip from within the walls of MGC.
The Annual Prize Giving takes place this Friday evening at 7.30pm. Derek and I will be there to applaud all the prize winners and possibly help you celebrate.
Looking forward to catching up with you all on Friday.
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London Marathon - Not So Farah-Way I have just recently found out that I’ve been accepted to run next year’s London Marathon in aid of Parkinson’s UK. It’s always been something that I wanted to tick off my bucket list and on turning 40 earlier this year, I decided to enter the event. I’m delighted to have been given a place in the race representing the Parkinson’s UK team. My Dad passed away 6 years ago and was diagnosed and lived with the condition for the last 5 years of his life and so I really wanted to support this charity, run the race in memory of my Dad and hopefully be able to help others affected by Parkinson’s in some way. I have set up a Virgin Money Giving page to try to raise some money for the charity between now and the big day on the 28th April 2019. If anyone would like to make a small donation please click here or alternatively you can fill in my sponsorship form in the Pro Shop. Anything that you can give will be greatly appreciated and will really help motivate me not only during the big event but in the months of training I’m about to embark over the next 6 months. Many Thanks John
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Latest Update Just a quick couple of photos to keep you all updated on our indoor swing studio’s progress. We now have a level floor which is a relief as the joiners had to reinforce an area of this and replace the floorboards. We are now ready to have the walls taped and painted to almost complete the room ready for the simulator to be installed during January. We still have a lot of work to do trying to decide on the branding for the room and how the rest of the room will look. Here’s a couple of pictures of what I envisage to wet your appetites!!
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We are just working on our prices for next season which will include golf tuition and simulator hire. If you’re struggling to find the perfect Christmas gift for your loved ones then why not get them a gift voucher for a lesson in our new Golf Studio or for a 4 Ball with their mates to play Carnoustie Links on the Simulator? Look out for next week’s newsletter as we will also have the opportunity to purchase one of only 10 VIP Memberships available for our New Performance Centre at Moray GC. Click here to register your interest.
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Christmas Jumper Orders Click on the links below to check out the range of wools, styles and colours available. However don’t order online but click here to save 20% DISCOUNT plus FREE embroidery against Glenbrae online prices with any orders you’d like to make making sure to give me the following details: Wool - Merino or Lambswool
Gender - Ladies or Men’s
Style - V Neck, Crew Neck or Zip Neck
Colour - Huge selection available
Size - S to XXL
Cresting - Do you want Moray GC Logo crested on the jumper?
Location - If cresting would you like the logo on left chest or left sleeve?
Click here to view the men's collection.
Click here to view the ladies collection.
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Click & Collect This Christmas Just a reminder that we have an online proposition for our members and customers on Foremost Golf. We are limited to the amount of stock that we can showcase in the shop, but please remember that we do have accounts with all the main suppliers.
If we don’t have what you’re looking for in the shop then why not check out our online shop by clicking here, drop us an email or even better pop in for a coffee and a chat to see if we can meet your needs.
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Price Match Promise
Here at Moray Golf Club Pro Shop, you can explore our extensive range of golf clubs, bags, balls, clothing and accessories safe in the knowledge that our prices cannot be beaten.
We understand how important it is for you to get the product you want at a price you can trust. If you find a qualifying like-for-like product from any authorised retail stockist based in the UK we will price match, subject to our terms & conditions below.
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Terms & Conditions - We Price Match against any authorised stockist/golf retailer within the United Kingdom.
- Prices must be publicly available to price match.
- The competitor’s product must be an identical/like-for-like match.
- The item matched must be available for sale and in stock.
- We do not price match from Marketplace websites such as Amazon or eBay, factory outlets, home shopping networks, clearance sites or goods which are being liquidated by another retailer.
- We do not price match against second-hand goods.
- When the price comes with conditions, i.e. membership.
- Competitors delivery cost will be taken into account when price matching.
- Foremost Golf reserves the right to decline any price match.
- We reserve the right to withdraw our price match promise at any time.
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Winter Cup Saturday - Division 1
1st - Iain Ross - 40pts
2nd - Kenny Harrison Snr - 40pts
3rd - Colin G Ironside - 40pts
4th - Andrew J Cox - 37pts
5th - Robert R Adams - 37pts Saturday - Division 2
1st - Alistair G Neish 43pts
2nd - Leslie Smith 41pts
3rd - Richard Denning 39pts
4th - Gordon McDonald 39pts
5th - David Lampkin 39pts Magic 2s were worth £3.92 to the following players:
RR Adams, S Duncan, C Ironside, K Ingram, L Mitchell, I Ross, J MacDonald, A Miller, C Moors, A Stephen, G McDonald, L Smith, D Lamkin
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Sunday - Division 1
1st - Stuart MacGregor - 41pts
2nd - David Johnston - 39pts
3rd - Jamie Scott McCulloch - 37pts
4th - Neil Stewart - 36pts
5th - Richard Bowlt - 35pts
Sunday - Division 2
1st - Mark Croft - 37pts
2nd - Stephen Dunbar - 37pts
3rd - Michael Murgatroyd - 37pts
4th - Andy Williamson - 37pts
5th - Dave Morris - 36pts
Magic 2s were worth £11 to the following players:
Davie Johnston, Stuart Macgregor, Hugh Houston
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Senior Winter Cup Wk.2 (CSS 69) AR. Tweedie (12), C. McConnachie (18) 38pts; J. G. Docherty (18) 37pts; J. K. Gable (13), R. G. MacPherson (6), J. S. Rae (15), P. V. Page (12) 36pts; AG. Neish (10), J. Dawson (10), C. C. Vincent (15), W. Stewart (5), P. Smith (7) 35pts
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Ball Played From Green Hits Unattended Flagstick In The Hole Current Rule: Under Rule 17-3 If a player makes a stroke on the putting green and the ball then hits the unattended flagstick that is in the hole, the player gets a two stroke penalty. 2019 RULES: Under Rule 13.2b(2) 1. There will no longer be a penalty if a ball played from the putting green hits a flagstick left in the hole.
2. Players will not be required to putt with the flagstick in the hole, rather, they will continue to have the choice to have it removed (which includes having someone attend the flagstick and remove it after the ball is played. Under Rule 13.2c Ball Resting Against Flagstick in the Hole. If a player’s ball comes to rest against the flagstick left in the hole:
1. If ANY part of the ball is BELOW the surface of the putting green, the ball is treated as holed even if the entire ball is not below the surface.
2. If NO part of the ball is in the hole below the surface of the putting green: The ball is not holed and must be played as it lies.
If the flagstick is removed and the ball moves (whether it falls into the hole or moves away from the hole) there is no penalty and the ball must be replaced on the lip of the hole see (14.2 Replacing Ball on Spot)
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Tick another off your list
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It's time to stop putting it off - Christmas is getting closer and closer, so you need to consider what will be going under the tree later this year. We're not just talking about the presents that you buy for loved ones and friends, but also what you want to be unwrapping come December 25th. |
 | | Garmin Approach S10 | A golfer who is not utilising the immense help that a GPS device provides is putting themselves at a major disadvantage over their playing partners. Knowing how far you have to the green (front, middle and back) as well as hazards is vital to hitting your next shot with confidence, which you can get from the Approach S10. |
 | | Garmin Approach S60 | If, however, you want a little bit more style and information from your GPS then we'd suggest Garmin's Approach S60. The choice of straps means you can choose one to suit your lifestyle off the course, whilst its full-colour maps and touchscreen face eliminates any guesswork during your round. |
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