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Hello Golfers,

We hope you're well.

This week's Masters Tournament will be unlike any other. All bets are off. Or, at least, they should be.

Nobody in this field has played a Masters in November, so who knows what could happen? Will we see another remarkable storyline etched into golf's history? Could Rory finally complete his career Grand Slam? Or maybe Bryson's new-found game plan will conquer Augusta National?

Whatever happens over the weekend, enjoy the viewing! Oh, and until then, why not test your knowledge by having a go at our Masters Quiz (with a twist)?

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How's your putting?

Of course, there’s no one-way for a golfer to putt. There are so many different types of grip, stroke and little quirks that the best approach is to go with what feels best for you personally. With that said, there are some fundamentals that we can always remind ourselves of.

How consistent are you?

The key to lower scores is consistency, especially when it comes to those key close range putts. It's easy to get a bit nervous and not commit to a putt, whilst many golfers lift their head far too early in anticipation of seeing whether they've holed it or not.

If you want to 'putt for dough' the next time you're on the course, we're happy to help! Who knows, maybe we'll be able to eradicate those pesky three-putts from your scorecard too. Just imagine!

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Hitting your irons close

Hopefully, you’ll be watching The Masters on TV this week as there will no doubt be plenty of great golf on display. If ever there was a course that put a premium on finding the greens, it’s Augusta National.

TaylorMade SIM Max Irons

Augusta isn’t the only course where finding the green is important, though. Whatever course you’re playing, you want to be confident that you can put yourself in a putting position.

In rainy weather, the greens are softer so the ball will stop more quickly, meaning it’s important you can find the right part of the green too. Can you find the exact distances? Are your irons up to the task?

No need to panic if they’re not! TaylorMade’s SIM Max and SIM Max OS irons are designed with a large head that’s shaped to be forgiving, allowing you every chance of catching that ball right. This gives you the confidence to aim closer to the pin, as well as the ability to pull it off.

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Video of the Week

Bryson DeChambeau has been the biggest talking point in golf this year (apart from the newly introduced WHS). With nine top-10 finishes and a U.S. Open victory to his name, the vast changes he's made to his body and golf game seem to have paid dividends. Enjoy this week's video from the PGA Tour as we take a look at how he's gone about it, what gains he's produced and what his fellow Tour players think about it!

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