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olf legend and short game coach, Dave


Pelz, is to explain why putting is, “The easiest stroke to make, but the most difficult to coach or improve,” in one of two presentations at The Golf Show 2014 Teaching & Coaching Conference (TCC), in association with Cleveland Golf and Srixon. Staged on the final day of The Golf Show, which


takes place on October 7-9 at the Harrogate International Centre (HIC), Yorkshire, the Teaching and Coaching Conference includes seminars and speakers on a range of topics aimed at helping PGA Professionals enhance their teaching businesses. The author of the best-selling book, Dave Pelz’s


Short Game Bible, is to take centre stage twice during the finale of Europe’s largest trade and education event, with seminars entitled The Amazing Truth


Golf Pride is the choice at 2014 Tour Championship


About Putting and Fundamentals of Wedge Play. Pelz’s authority on the short game spans two


continents, North America and Europe, where he operates 17 popular golf schools. He has also coached tour professionals who have amassed more than 20 major titles in total; these include Phil Mickelson, who is widely regarded as one of the finest short game players ever. Commenting on his upcoming seminars at The


Golf Show 2014, Dave Pelz said: “I will discuss the way we teach at our golf schools, how we use research and feedback, and how changing the ‘practice paradigm’ in golf is helping our students shoot lower scores. In addition to explaining his thoughts on the short


game, Dave Pelz will provide attendees with the opportunity to put their own questions to him. These may be submitted beforehand on Twitter using the hashtag #AskPelz. As part of Cleveland Golf and Srixon’s commitment to The Golf Show 2014, all TCC attendees will receive a dozen free Srixon golf balls at the end of the event.


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Pride Grips Division was the leading grip brand of choice by players at the 2014 Tour Championship at the East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, GA. 26 out of 30 (87%) players


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competing in the FedEx Cup Finals trusted their games to Golf Pride grips. Of those playing Golf Pride,


20 players are relied on the brand’s popular Tour Velvet family of grips in their quests for the FedEx Cup’s $10 million payout. In addition, four players in the field trusted their games to the popular New Decade MultiCompound family of grips.


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Abacus Sportswear appoints new CFO


Solheim Cup Team and Licensee to The 2014 Ryder Cup at Gleneagles, has appointed Anu Uus as its new chief financial officer. “Ms Uus’ appointment is one of a


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number of fundamental steps we are looking to take to strengthen the company’s main structure and build for the future growth,” commented Sven-Olof Karlsson, CEO and owner of Abacus Sportswear. Following a strong start to 2014,


Abacus Sportswear anticipates promising pre-season sales for its new Spring-Summer 2015 collection, which it believes will help maintain this upward trend. “Such promising landmarks have


given us the confidence to tackle new markets and bolster our presence in existing ones,” continued Sven-Olof Karlsson. “With Ms Uus joining the Abacus team, we trust it will not only help further our expansion and enable us to identify new sales opportunities, but also grow the company over the next five years, especially in Europe.”


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bacus Sportswear, the Official Apparel Supplier of The 2015 European


ower management company Eaton has announced that its Golf


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