Greetings golfers,

Welcome to the latest edition to Ringway GC weekly newsletter. We hope that you're having a good week on and off the golf course. Enjoy the read.

A quiet week for me but not for the team...

As you can imagine it’s been quiet here for myself but not for other members of the team with Sam in Florida putting the final touches on the wedding plans for March, as well as seeing the latest products in the golfing market at the Trade Show. As well as Rick who has flown out to Portugal for the European Tour Seniors Qualifying School where we wish him all the best going into the 1st round on Thursday.

Captain's Charity Final

We had the Captain’s Charity Final on Saturday and thankfully we were open even though the weather in the afternoon wasn’t the best! Well done to Charles Keirl coming first with his new Titleist irons and to Lindy Cheetham for finishing in second place.

We hope to see a great turnout this Saturday to see our new Captain’s drive-in to start a new, happy, prosperous golfing year.

Flash sale

There are still plenty of offers on in the shop with the flash sale on till Thursday with lots of prices at rock bottom and deals to be had on TaylorMade ex Demo drivers, fairways and hybrids.

To take up the challenge book in with me for half an hour at £25 to take the 60 shot test, you will receive a full report on how you did with a consultation on any areas that are highlighted.

Let’s make practice a bit more fun whilst the weather is shocking.

Other tests for individual areas, such as driving, specific distances or wedges are available to do as well.

Click here to register your interest.

A European hat-trick

Tommy Fleetwood, Jon Rahm and Sergio Garcia all secured victory in their respected events over the weekend and certainly strengthened Europe’s claim in winning the Ryder Cup back in Paris later this year.

Englishman Tommy Fleetwood shot a superb 65 (-7) in the closing round of the Abu Dhabi Championship to edge out his fellow countrymen Matthew Fitzpatrick and Ross Fisher. Fleetwood takes top spot in the Race to Dubai leaderboard, the trophy he secured only a few months ago. Sergio Garcia went slightly under the radar at the weekend and won the weather delayed Singapore Open on the Asian Tour. The Masters champion played 27 holes during the final day to run out a 5 shot victor. New Spanish sensation Jon Rahm came through a four hole play-off against American Andrew Landry to secure his second victory on the PGA Tour. Rahm rises to number two in the world golf rankings behind American long hitter Dustin Johnson.

The European Tour visits Dubai this week for their second stop of the desert swing and the PGA Tour head to US Open venue Torrey Pines where a certain Tiger Woods will get his season underway.