Summer is great and all, but September sure makes the transition to fall a little easier with PGA Tour playoffs, the Ryder Cup, playoff races in MLB (let’s go Jays!), and the return of NFL and college football. Playing golf until 9:30 PM is still better but this is a workable consolation prize.
Summer continues to hold on so get those rounds in while you can. Then, when you cant, sign up for our Fall Simulator League by dropping an email to info@leadingedgegolf.ca.
It was a quiet week in the professional world but Rory’s dream season continued as he won the Irish Open in a playoff.
And just like that, it’s September. We hope you had a wonderful Labour Day weekend and you were able to enjoy some of this late summer weather. As frustrating as all of the wet weather has been this year, the smoky skies today remind us that it could have been worse.
We don’t mean to alarm you, but Fall is quickly approaching.
It was a breakthrough weekend in professional golf as we saw Brooke Henderson rebound from her recent struggles to take home her second Canadian Women’s Open and Tommy Fleetwood finally won his first PGA Tour event at the Tour Championship at East Lake.
We’re a bit late with this week’s newsletter as it’s been a busy week here at the shop, which is a good thing!
Today’s letter starts with a fun story. Last Monday, a tall, left handed, Australian golfer came into our shop to check out our putter selection. He quietly tried a few models and eventually settled on a
Well, hard to believe it’s already the middle of August, both because time flies and it’s been looking like May with all of the rain. Hopefully your rounds or club championship didn’t get washed out these past few weekends.
Happy Canada Day everyone! What a beautiful day to celebrate this wonderful country we live in. Just a reminder that we are open today until 6pm if you need anything on your day off.
It was hard to score at the Women’s PGA Championship and hard to watch as Tommy Fleetwood collapsed on 18 on the PGA Tour this weekend.
It was a winning score just under par played in incredibly difficult conditions. In short, it was a US Open at Oakmont. After a brutal start that included one of the worst breaks you will see, where a 95 yard wedge hit the pin and rolled back 49 yards instead of settling in close for a birdie look, JJ Spaun came out of the weather delay on a tear.