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What tickles your fancy this month? A new range of thermal base layer garments, wedges or a pair of tartan rain trousers? Check it out


Wilson rocks up with new fairway utility range


six different fairway woods and hybrids into a single family designed to simplify the game. The new generation of Wilson


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FootJoy unveils performance base layers


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ootJoy has launched a new range of thermal base layer


garments to its Performance apparel collection. Encompassing a number


of new men’s styles, matching leggings and a new women’s specific range, FootJoy’s Performance thermal base layer range incorporates a high-tech ProDry base layer fabrication that conforms to the body to keep warmth in. A non-restricting golf fit,


designed with the golfer in mind, hugs the body and fits closely to the skin to help regulate body temperature while still allowing a full range of motion during the swing. Additional Easy Care Fabric


prevents wrinkling and minimises shrinkage while an anti-microbial finish eliminates odour. RRP: Men’s Performance


thermal base layers top: £35/ Men’s base layer leggings: £32.50/Women’s base layer top: £35/Women’s base layer leggings: £30 www.footjoy.co.uk


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Staff FYbrid clubs allow golfers to build consistent distance gapping into their game, while offering direct 1-to- 1 iron-replacement hybrids (3-4-5), with easy-to-hit fairway woods bridged by a unique multi-purpose FY club. With most sets of irons


now being offered from sand wedge to 5-iron, the 1-to-1 iron-replacement FYbrids ensure that golfers can effectively keep the 3 and 4-irons in the bag and use them for the more challenging approach shots or tight driving holes. The FYbrid RS range features a rounded sole profile that creates an


even symmetry at address, thereby helping players identify the ideal impact area.www.wilsonstaff.com


New Forgan Tour Spin Wedges are on target


develop a fantastic short game; especially with the new Forgan Tour Spin Wedges. These new wedges come in four


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lofts from 52-64 degrees, enabling any golfer to build a reliable wedge system to cover all eventualities. The 52 degree Tour Spin is a great gap-wedge for those tricky


three-quarter yardages between a pitching wedge and sand wedge; the 56 degree model offers the ultimate reliability from sand and rough; while the 60 and 64 degree versions make hitting high trajectory, soft landing lob shots easy. Each Forgan Tour Spin wedge is packed with Tour technology


fed back to the Forgan HQ by its tour players Ian Woosnam and DJ Russell. Each wedge head weighs around 10oz which helps to promote a controlled swing, essential when accuracy is required. RRP: £49.99 www.forgan.co.uk


wning a set of custom-fit wedges is a great way to


ilson Golf is introducing a new Wilson Staff FYbrid RS range that fuses


New ladies fashion knitwear from Glenmuir


washable, easy-care lambswool golf sweaters to its fashion Lambswool range with a choice of diamond patterns, stripes and a new fair isle design for Autumn/ Winter 2011. Lilia incorporates sparkling


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Lurex that has been woven into a fair isle design across the chest and left sleeve of the v-neck sweater, which is made from a 100% washable wool and comes in a choice of three colour combinations. Two cardigans are available


in the new fashion lambswool line-up. ‘Valentina’ uses two diamond intarsia front/side panels while ‘Glenda’ features a subtle narrow-stripe design. Both are available in three colour combinations. Lilia: RRP: £73: Colours –


navy/glamour Lurex, thistle/ winter white Lurex; black/ winter white Lurex. Sizes XS-XL Valentina: RRP: £74: Colours


– navy/pearl grey/hot pink/ light pink; black/pearl grey/ winter white/grey mix; winter white/burnished marl/ancient/ antique. Sizes XS-XL Glenda: RRP: £74: Colours


– courtesan/navy/silver grey; silver grey/white/cloud; black/ burnished Lurex/ivory. Sizes XS-XL www.glenmuir.com


Pro Shop Europe September 2011


lenmuir has introduced four lightweight,


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