Good afternoon golfers, I trust you are all welland playing some good golf.

It's been a horrible wet week at the club, thecourse was closed on Thursday and has now reopened. Please take care of yourself, others andthe course when you are playing. It's veryslippery out there, so proceed with caution onthe slopes etc. Fingers crossed for some warmerand sunnier weather!




Todayis the official launch of the new Titleist VokeySM6 wedges, we have had the demos for a week orso as we are now a Vokey fitting centre. Thefeedback so far has been incredible, we arequite sure we can find a loft, bounce angle andgrind which will help your short game. Clickhere for a video with Bob Vokey for moreinformation and contact us to book your fittingsession.

This week has been a busy week with new stockarriving on a daily basis, including Footjoy DNAshoes, Daily Sports clothing, and we also takendelivery of the new Footjoy Apparal range, thisis the first tine we have stocked this clothingrange and it looks great! Call in and see foryourself 




Please note a Buggy and Trolley ban has been putinto place with immediate effect and will be inplace all weekend. Blue Badge holders and thosewith trolley exemptions are excluded from thisban but are requested to take out only a halfset of clubs. A review of the ban will takeplace on Monday morning.

The Secretary's Office 

New Course Manager

As you probably know our new CourseManager, Stephen Smail starts on Monday and heand his partner Susan will be moving into thecottage over this weekend - here's a briefintroduction from them: 

DearMembers of Peterborough Milton,

I am exceptionally excited at the journeyahead as Course Manager for PMGC, starting onMonday 14 March. I look forward to thesuccesses ahead and getting to know everyone.

Myself and Susan (see our selfie!) would liketo convey a massive thank you for theoverwhelming welcome we have received fromeveryone we have so far met at the Club. Wehave really been touched by the warmth and thefriendliness that we have received during ourvisits.

We look forward to meeting you all soon.

Warmest regards Stephen Smail & SusanFerguson




Ladies Weekend March Medal

Winner- Linda Gill nett 73

LadiesWeekday March Medal

Winner- Karen Trevor nett 72

Men's March Medal

Division 1 Result
1st John Deakin 77-5=72
2nd Pete Thompson 80-7=73
3rd Dominic Ralfs 76-2=74

Division 2 Result
1st Bill Pickering 87-14=73
2nd Michael Wood 87-12=75
3rd Neil Galjaard 89-14=75

Division 3 Result
1st Alex Thurlow 93-20=73
2nd Adam O'Brien 98-23=75
3rd Jeff Austin 99-23=76 




Sat- Nothing in diary
Sun- Winter League 7.45am-11.15am
Mon- Greens Maintenance
Tue- Greens Maintenance
Wed- Greens Maintenance
Thu- Men's Midweek Medal
Fri- Nothing in diary 




Adam'sTip of the Week

It's now time to make sure that the hard workyou have done pays off on the golf course. Whenyou work on your swing on the driving range youwill be thinking about what you are trying toachieve, using practise swings and/or drills itis often hard to take the work you have beendoing on the driving range to the golf course.

What you need to do is consolidate your swingthoughts down to just one or two, these thoughtsshould be used in your practise swings in yourpre shot routine. Once we address the ball andyou should be concentrating solely on the targetand commit to your golf swing. This sounds easy,however what happens when you hit a bad shot? Atthis point most people go back into practisemode trying to analyse what technical flawcaused their bad shot, resulting to a new swingthought on the next shot, another poor shot andwe move to yet another swing thought and so on.Before we know it we can't even remember whatour original thoughts were for the day!

The only way to play good golf on a consistentbasis is to have a consistent practise routine,which is linked directly to the swing thoughtsthat you use when you play golf. These should bea small list of thoughts but you only use two atmost for the day and you stick with them thewhole way round, even if you are having a badday. I would like you to try and work on thesame things for 4 weeks and play with the samethoughts for this period of time, you will besurprised how consistently your game becomes. 

It has been said that the definition of insanityis to do the same thing over and over and expecta different result. If your someone that changesyour golf swing and thoughts every time you playand practise, then guess what you will get whatyou have always got……inconsistency.

Letus help you play your best this year andput you a practise plan together ready for thenew season.