Golf News:
BREAKTHROUGH PERFORMANCE FOR ERIC AXLEY AT VALERO TEXAS OPEN
Fairhaven, MA (September 25, 2006) - Rookie Eric Axley earned his first career PGA Tour title, firing consecutive career-best rounds of 63 en route to a three-shot win at the Valero Texas Open. He becomes the second consecutive Titleist brand ambassador to win on the PGA Tour. Last week, Ben Curtis captured the 84 Lumber Classic for his second victory of the year and the third of his career trusting the Pro V1x and a full bag of Titleist golf clubs.
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POULTER RELIES ON KING COBRA WOODS AND IRONS FOR FIVE-SHOT WIN IN MADRID
Carlsbad, CA (September 18, 2006) - Cobra ambassador Ian Poulter cruised to his seventh career PGA European Tour title at the Madrid Open. The colorful Englishman, wielding a King Cobra X-Speed driver and 3-wood, and King Cobra MB irons (3-PW), finished the week at 22-under par for a decisive five-shot victory.
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BEN CURTIS TRUSTS TITLEIST FROM TEE-TO-GREEN FOR SECOND WIN OF YEAR
Fairhaven, MA (September 18, 2006) - Titleist ambassador Ben Curtis, relying upon the Pro V1x golf ball and a full bag of Titleist golf clubs, closed with a final round 2-under 70 to capture the 84 Lumber Classic for his second victory in three months. Curtis, who won the Booz Allen Classic in June, finished the week at 14-under 274 for a two-stroke cushion.
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FOUR TOURS. FOUR VICTORIES. ONE BALL.
Dean Wilson Leads Titleist Sweep with First Career Win at The International
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TITLEIST TOPS GOLF BALL COUNT AT THE OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP
Fairhaven, MA (July 24, 2006) - Titleist topped The Open Championship golf ball count for the 27th consecutive year, as long as records have been kept, with 106 players, more than six times the nearest competitor with 17.
In fact, 10 of the top 15 finishers trusted Titleist golf balls for their success, including runner-up Chris DiMarco (Pro V1). Third-place finisher Ernie Els (Pro V1x, Pro Titanium 905R, PT 906F prototype fairway metal, Forged 695MB irons, Vokey Design Spin Milled sand and lob wedges, Scotty Cameron prototype putter) was among four full-line Titleist ambassadors in the top 15.
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TITLEIST SETS STANDARD AS THE OVERWHELMING TEE-TO-GREEN EQUIPMENT CHOICE AT 2006 U.S. JUNIOR AMATEUR
Fairhaven, MA (July 24, 2006) - Titleist has long been recognized for its golf ball usage and success across the worldwide professional tours, with club professionals and at every level of competitive golf. As the country's top junior boy golfers gathered at the Rancho Santa Fe Golf Club in California for their national championship, an overwhelming 138 of the
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INDIVIDUAL SUCCESS. GLOBAL TRUST WITH TITLEIST.
Fairhaven, MA (July 10, 2006) - Titleist continues to set the standard for high performance golf balls as three more players posted wins across the major worldwide professional tours. Victories by Allen Doyle, Brittany Lincicome and Stephen Dodd on the Champions, LPGA and PGA European Tours, respectively, advances the Titleist 2006 victory count to 89, more than six times the nearest competitor with 14.
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A NEW DRIVER IN HER BAG, ANOTHER WIN UNDER HER BELT Jeong Jang Captures Wegmans LPGA with New King C
Carlsbad, CA (June 27, 2006) - Cobra Golf staff professional Jeong Jang, the defending Women's British Open champion, found the winners' circle once again, capturing the Wegmans LPGA by one shot. Jang put herself in position for her second career victory with a third round 6-under 66 and then closed with a 2-under 70 to finish at 13-under 275. Her clutch performance down the stretch included hitting the flagstick on the 17th hole for a tap-in birdie.
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TITLEIST AMBASSADOR BEN CURTIS WINS BOOZ ALLEN CLASSIC
It took six days, but Titleist ambassador Ben Curtis captured his second career victory with a wire-to-wire five-shot win at the Booz Allen Classic.
In the first Tuesday finish on the PGA Tour since 1980, Curtis fired a 20-under 264 total, one shot shy of the tournament record.
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Long Drivers Raise More Than $50,000 for Autism Playing World's Longest Course on Longest Day
Fairhaven, MA (June 21, 2006) - Former National Long Drive champions Art Sellinger and Brian Pavlet went longer than usual on June 20 when they completed 126 holes of golf on the world's longest course, The Pines at The International in Bolton, Massachusetts. Sellinger and Pavlet played the par 73 course at 8,390 yards seven times, or the equivalent of 33.3 miles (58,730 yards) of golf from sunrise to sunset on one of the longest days of the year, raising more than $50,000 for the Autism Society of America.
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