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| Madrid Golf Show - 18th - 21st October 2007 |
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| Leisure Industry Week - 25th - 27th September 2007 |
GolfCross was one of the 450 exhibitors at the 2007 Leisure Industry Week, being alongside some of the biggest names in sport and leisure for the ever busy 3 day event. Our ‘eye-catching’ slogan on the ball dispenser certainly did raise some eyebrows!! |
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| Ian Botham & Ronan Keating Leukaemia Research & Cancer Research Charity Day at Gleneagles, Perthshire – Wednesday 13th June 2007 |
The most prestigious location in 2007 for a GolfCross Longest Drive / Nearest The Disc Competition held to raise money for the two charities. 11 teams set off at 8.30 to play 18 holes of golf on the PGA Centenary Course, upon reaching the 18th, where we were sited, players were unable to believe the shape of the ball, let alone then being asked to nominate either to try for the Longest Drive or Nearest The Disc.
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Simon Shaw Testimonial at The Oxfordshire Golf Club, Thame - Monday 16th April 2007
Well, the 10th tee at The Oxfordshire saw the erection of our now famous GolfCross inflatable ball to mark our involvement in the Simon Shaw Golf Day. Everything was ready for a perfect days golf with the Longest Drive Competition hitting our oval ball, and what a view from up there!
Simon Shaw, Wasp's & England rugby player started the day’s event by hitting a superb shot with the GolfCross ball straight down the fairway; he’s played this game before!!!!! (Burhill April 2006).
15 teams were out in the field and with the majority of the players having never seen an oval golf ball before where intrigued to see how the ball played and we tell you what, some of them can hit the ball an awful long way!
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| All in all another successful day with glorious weather at a wonderful course. And most importantly a happy bunch of players who will still be talking about the day long into the future, and all in the name of charity. |
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| The London Golf Show 27th-30th April 2007 |
| Our first golf show where we could allow the golfers to hit the oval ball and be amazed by its unbelievable flight characteristics... and it went down very well the the people that got a chance to try it. Over the 4 days we could only cope with a couple of thousand people hitting the ball, we needed 10 bays not just the 2 that we could get hold of! Another superbly successful show with many hundreds signing up for the world championships, many course enquiries also and its always nice to catch up with a few more celebrities as we do on every occasion. |
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The GolfCross stand and driving bay
built and ready for the onslaught of
players!
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Our stand and product looking great
before the many thousands of
people arrive. |
Here we go; our stand as always is
one of the busiest of the show. |
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BBC's Eastenders star Kevin Wicks
(Phil Daniels) enjoyed hitting our
'strange balls' commenting;
"They are great" |
The legendary Jimmy Hill being
interviewed and 'warming up'
the stage prior to the GolfCross
interview. |
Paul Martin, MD GolfCross UK
explaining about the ball and game
to the amazed interviewer and crowd
(behind the camera). |
| Prize draw entry winners who received prizes were; |
Colin Phillips, Southampton
Mark Conway, Ravensthorpe
Mavis Knight, London
Mike Brannan, Dorset |
Dominic Rowing-Parker, Sheffield
Rob Pennel, Beaconsfield
Neil Hunt, Basingstoke
Mike Dillon, Berkshire |
Chris Wright, Peterborough
Matthew Busby, Chatteris
Nathan Pearson, Kingsthorpe
Jacob Fraser, North Anston |
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| The Scottish Golf Show- 30th -31st March 2007 |
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| Our first attendance at the Scottish Golf Show, proved that from the ‘home of golf’, the Scots are welcoming the alternative game played with an oval ball and goals instead of the traditional game. |
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| Prize draw entry winners who received prizes were; |
Alan Rose, Glenrothes
Jack Prentice, Lanark
Rachel MacDonnell, Inverness |
David Haggerty, Paisley
Ross Forsyth, Linlithgow
Gordon Finney, Edinburgh |
David Corns, Hamilton
William Bilsland, Glasgow
Daniel Tant, Edinburgh |
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