NEC Golf Show gear up with TaylorMade
The NEC Golf show starts today with TaylorMade joining a host of other leading brands at the Midlands extravaganza
The NEC Golf Show gets underway today with a number of big brands, such as TaylorMade, lined up for the Midlands extravaganza.
Last year, The Golf Show’s Birmingham event pulled in over 12,500 visitors and more are expected this year.
TaylorMade will be rolling up in their new 18-metre behemoth, providing the opportunity for visitors to take advantage of custom-fitting technology normally reserved for the professionals.
And expert opinion will be on hand at the hugely impressive indoor driving range, with plenty of new gear available to test – and a shop offering great deals should you like what you see.
The NEC’s stage will also host demonstrations, shows and celebrity interviews with the likes of tennis star Tim Henman stopping by to give his thoughts.
Joining Henman are other TaylorMade ambassadors in the form of ex-England goalkeeper David Seaman, former England cricket captain Alec Stewart, Arsenal legend Ian Wright, snooker’s Willie Thorne and BBC’s golf fanatic DJ Spoony.
With prizes up for grabs in the longest-drive, nearest-the-pin and 100ft putt competitions, there will be no shortage of entertainment.
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The NEC Golf Show runs from 21-23 November 2008, opening from 10am-5pm on Friday and Saturday, and Sunday 10am-4pm. Tickets are £15.00 on the door but free for juniors (age 12 or under).
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