Young golfers now have the chance to get the best possible start thanks to the Golf At Goodwood Scholarship Programme’s partnership with Frozen Rope.

Frozen Rope will give every student a set of bespoke custom-fit clubs tailored to their abilities.

In addition the company monitors their development and makes any necessary adjustments as their game progresses.
The scholarship programme aims to promote young golfers and hopes to find a future British major winner. It is open to all golfers aged 16 years or older with a handicap no higher than 2.4 for males or 4.4 for females.

It offers the opportunity of world-class tuition combined with academic studies, allowing school leavers the chance to continue their education while pursuing their golfing dreams.

Frozen Rope spokesman Stuart Gates said: “We are thrilled to have been chosen as the programme’s custom fitter and to be providing these youngsters with the best possible equipment.

“The new clubs will enable the students to realise their full potential. Our technology has helped pros win millions in prize money on various tours and now we hope to do the same for young golfers in the UK.”

Goodwood’s scholarship programme tutor and director Colin Howe said: “Frozen Rope is a market leader in custom fitting and The Golf At Goodwood Scholarship Programme is delighted to have their skills set available for our students.”
Frozen Rope is a dedicated team of professional golf club builders and engineers based in Camberley, Surrey.
The company uses cutting-edge technology in the fitting, design, manufacture and building of all golf clubs, creating bespoke hand-crafted clubs capable of enhancing all golfers’ game play.

Frozen Rope provides an unbiased, independent service, consistent level of professionalism and guarantees clubs built to the highest standard – a level unattainable through mass-produced products bought ‘off the shelf.’

For more information on Frozen Rope visit www.frozenrope.co.uk or ring Stuart on 07817717131

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