- There are still tables available for best of British Theme Night on Friday 11th September so for a fun evening with great food please book your table before its too late! 

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- Our new clubhouse manager David Stanton has now started and his wife Jackie will be joining us in a few weeks so I'm sure that you will all give them a warm welcome. 

- Tee times are still available for Captains Charity on Saturday 19th September so for a great day please book your time before it's too late!

 

Captain Roger Seed and Lady Captain Rosiel Jackman have the pleasure of inviting you to the second Lyme Regis Club Day on Saturday 3rd October at 12.30pm. 

This will take the form of a mixed drawn teams (we are keen to ensure Juniors, Ladies, Seniors and Mens section all play) playing under Texas scramble shot gun start format. You and your family are invited to watch a band once play has finished.

 

So, Jason Day continued his blistering run of form with victory at The Barclays on Sunday. It was the Australian's third win in his last four starts and moved him in to first place in the lucrative FedExCup standings. 

Although Day's most notable skill is his length and accuracy off the tee, it was his outstanding performance on the greens that really got our attention this week; he gained more strokes putting than any other player in the field; draining them from everywhere. One highlight came on the 15th, a putt of well over 30 feet that swung from left to right downhill and dropped in the bottom of the cup. It was a real beauty, one we'd all be telling our friends about in the clubhouse afterwards. 

There's no better feeling for any golfer than making a putt you would happily have made in two. We all want to reward our solid approach play by making more than we miss, so try and take some inspiration from Day's performance this weekend next time you're standing over a tough one. If you'd like us to take a look at your putting stroke, get in touch here.