Jeremy Ellwood

6 days ago | golfmonthly.com | Jeremy Ellwood

Mention Skegness and you’ll always get some sort of reaction, whether a wry smile about this good old-fashioned British seaside resort, a mention of Butlin's or a reference to the famous early-20th-century ‘Skegness is so bracing’ GNR railway posters. But for golfers, just a few miles south of town lies the top seaside offering in any 'best courses in Lincolnshire' ranking.

2 weeks ago | golfmonthly.com | Jeremy Ellwood

Some, or perhaps most, golfers will have heard someone at some stage say, “Oh, watch out for him – his handicap travels well,” or, “That will be a tough match to win – their handicaps travel well from that club.”And most of us understand the implication that their home club is more difficult than other courses and their golf handicaps are higher than they would be if they played elsewhere, so when they do play elsewhere, they find it easy to play to handicap or better.

3 weeks ago | golfmonthly.com | Fergus Bisset |Jeremy Ellwood

Should Regular Golfers Use Long Irons Or Hybrids? When it comes to the question of long irons versus hybrids, generic advice can be far from helpful. What's right for one golfer isn't necessarily the answer for another - even if their handicaps are the same. All too often the advice, particularly for higher handicappers is to go for the latter but there's much more to think about. Of course it helps to know certain technical elements like what is the right ball position for hybrids? - and so on.

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Jeremy Ellwood

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3 weeks ago | golfmonthly.com | Jeremy Ellwood

A couple of months ago, a colleague asked if I wanted to follow up a feature idea with Sam Cooper who, some of you may remember from his social media channels, spent well over a year playing every links in Great Britain around the time of Covid. I’m not going to lie, I had very slightly mixed feelings. Why?