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PROQUIP ULTRALITE SELECTED BY BOTH TEAMS AT SEVE TROPHY |
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ProQuip's lightest ever rain suit is the ultimate Winning Weatherwear
ProQuip underlined its position as the world's leading supplier of lightweight weatherwear to top professional golfers by supplying both teams at the Seve Trophy with Ultralite, its lightest ever rain suit.
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THE WARWICKSHIRE PGA FOURBALL CHAMPIONSHIP - OPEN TO AMATEURS |
| Monday 10th September 2007 - Coventry Hearsall GC - the annual Warks PGA 4-Ball Championship - The Warwickshire PGA is holding its 4-Ball event this Monday at Coventry Hearsall and there are still a few spaces available. The Championship is open to any combination of Professional and Amateur (2 Pros - Pro & Amateur - 2 Amateurs).
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PHYSIO PUTS RUSSELL BACK ON TRACK |
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GLENBRAE PGA FOURBALL CHAMPIONSHIP supported by Skycaddie. Shropshire golfer Steve Russell had a physiotherapist to thank as he and partner Spencer Edwards qualified for the final of the Glenbrae PGA Fourball Championship, supported by Skycaddie. The pair finished joint top of the Midlands Region qualifier at Leicestershire's Stapleford Park, sharing top spot on seven under with Paul Bagshaw and Craig Swinburn.
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HI-TEC POWERS PADRAIG TO VICTORY |
| Irish professional golfer and HI-TEC sponsored player Padraig Harrington certainly proved that power does come from your feet by becoming the first European to win the British Open in 8 years. Harrington, powered by his HI-TEC CDT Super Power shoes, beat Sergio Garcia by one stroke in a four-hole play-off.
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A Swing Through Time from the 'dark ages' of golf |
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The origins of golf are a matter of mystery and controversy. Little, if any, evidence of the game in the form of golfing equipment or recognisable images survives from earlier than the mid 18th century. But now, A Swing Through Time: Golf in Scotland 1457 - 1744 enlightens us about the 'Dark Ages' of golf, travelling through time on a journey from the game's early illegitimacy to the establishment of the first golfing societies and clubs in the mid 1700s.
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GOLF - FACTS FIGURES & FUN |
| By Ed Harris - There are lots of books which take the anecdotes from the game and intertwine them with records and list of achievements, many old, a fair few new. Its a brave author (and publisher) who look to add their contribution to the library of golfing literature which soon will need a substantial Victorian building to house it all. Ed Harris is the latest such writer so where does 'Golf - Facts, Figures and Fun' rate in the scale of things for contribution to our game and its mass collectability appeal?
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