That’s Why You Have a Handicap-It is only fools like me, who supposedly play off scratch, that are meant to par every hole. You will have a handicap, so use it. Let’s make the maths easy. If you are an 18-handicap that means you have a shot a hole to play with. So, on that terribly difficult 425-yard par 4... View Article
Welcome back Gary-A PGA qualified pro, Gary Marks has been coaching and playing golf for more than 35 years. He was one of the original instructors when World of Golf opened, but left to pursue a very successful career in tournament golf. Gary always kept his hand in with coaching players of all abilities. He’s an expert... View Article
Angry Birds are coming to World of Golf London!-Toptracer has teamed up with the creators of the internationally acclaimed franchise and its gang of adorably irritable avians. The object of the game is simple. With each shot, players fling frustrated Angry Birds characters through the air to smash down virtual structures, defeat the pigs, and earn as many stars and points as possible.... View Article
Enjoy putting like you used to-We are in an age of technological analysis. But that doesn’t mean we need to turn the art of putting into a scientific exercise. If you, like me, were lucky enough to start playing golf as a 9-year-old kid, then you will have spent plenty of time putting. Both on the practice putting green and... View Article
Should golf be an Olympic sport?-There have been some great finishes to golf tournaments this year, but few have offered the excitement of the last round of the Olympics. Scottie Scheffler came from behind to grab the glory and nudged our plucky Brit, Tommy Fleetwood, into the silver medal position. It was a fitting end to an enthralling competition. But... View Article
Short game, Short game, Short game-Whether you are Rory McIlroy or a new beginner player, 66% of your shots will be taken on what we call the short game: chipping, pitching, bunker shots and putting. Yet none of us ever spend anywhere near 66% of our practice time on this vital area of the game. At World of Golf London,... View Article
Fail to prepare, prepare to fail-I always drilled into my daughters the old adage of the 5 P’s, Perfect Preparation Prevents Poor Performance. They used to hate me saying it, but in golf, like most sports, it unfortunately is very true. If you plan your round, you will perform better. Now, I know you don’t have the time like the... View Article
Exercises for dealing with outer hip pain-World of Golf London’s resident physiotherapist, Pat Gilham, takes you through some simple exercises to deal with outer hip pain Pat Gillham, Director and Specialist Golf Physiotherapist, Driving Performance Golf Ltd, based at World of Golf London pat.gillham@drivingperfgolf.co.uk
40% extra free range credit-It’s our hottest ever offer: Top up your range card with £250 and we will give you an extra £100 of free credit – that’s £350 credit for which you pay just £250.
That’s Why You Have a Handicap - It is only fools like me, who supposedly play off scratch, that are meant to par every hole. You will have a handicap, so use it. Let’s make the maths easy. If you are an 18-handicap that means you have a shot a hole to play with. So, on that terribly difficult 425-yard par 4... View Article
Welcome back Gary - A PGA qualified pro, Gary Marks has been coaching and playing golf for more than 35 years. He was one of the original instructors when World of Golf opened, but left to pursue a very successful career in tournament golf. Gary always kept his hand in with coaching players of all abilities. He’s an expert... View Article
Angry Birds are coming to World of Golf London! - Toptracer has teamed up with the creators of the internationally acclaimed franchise and its gang of adorably irritable avians. The object of the game is simple. With each shot, players fling frustrated Angry Birds characters through the air to smash down virtual structures, defeat the pigs, and earn as many stars and points as possible.... View Article
Enjoy putting like you used to - We are in an age of technological analysis. But that doesn’t mean we need to turn the art of putting into a scientific exercise. If you, like me, were lucky enough to start playing golf as a 9-year-old kid, then you will have spent plenty of time putting. Both on the practice putting green and... View Article
Should golf be an Olympic sport? - There have been some great finishes to golf tournaments this year, but few have offered the excitement of the last round of the Olympics. Scottie Scheffler came from behind to grab the glory and nudged our plucky Brit, Tommy Fleetwood, into the silver medal position. It was a fitting end to an enthralling competition. But... View Article
Short game, Short game, Short game - Whether you are Rory McIlroy or a new beginner player, 66% of your shots will be taken on what we call the short game: chipping, pitching, bunker shots and putting. Yet none of us ever spend anywhere near 66% of our practice time on this vital area of the game. At World of Golf London,... View Article
Fail to prepare, prepare to fail - I always drilled into my daughters the old adage of the 5 P’s, Perfect Preparation Prevents Poor Performance. They used to hate me saying it, but in golf, like most sports, it unfortunately is very true. If you plan your round, you will perform better. Now, I know you don’t have the time like the... View Article
Exercises for dealing with outer hip pain - World of Golf London’s resident physiotherapist, Pat Gilham, takes you through some simple exercises to deal with outer hip pain Pat Gillham, Director and Specialist Golf Physiotherapist, Driving Performance Golf Ltd, based at World of Golf London pat.gillham@drivingperfgolf.co.uk
How to order from Costa while practicing on the range - Ordering refreshments from Costa while practicing on the range has never been so easy. Tap, order, pay and they’re on their way. How’s that for service!
40% extra free range credit - It’s our hottest ever offer: Top up your range card with £250 and we will give you an extra £100 of free credit – that’s £350 credit for which you pay just £250.