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for inventors to showcase their most innovative golf inventions to industry influencers and product development experts,” said Several. “In working with the United Inventors Association, we are pleased to provide golf-related inventions with an opportunity to develop from the conceptual stage to the commercial, ready-for-production and sales stage.”
Other popular areas on the show floor are likely to be the new product
zone, equipment test centre and technology pavilion, not to mention the PGA forum stage where so many of the game’s leading figures will give presentations and take part in group discussions. Meanwhile, the British Golf Industry Association will have a strong
presence for a sixth successive year and, thanks to funding and support from UK Trade & Investment, 33 British companies will be exhibiting, each with export grants of £2,000. These enterprises are: Adventures in Golf, Asbri Distribution & Asbri
Golf, Bentley Golf, Bonnie Wee Golf, Bridge Golf, Clere Golf, CPR Golf Training Aid, DP&L Golf, Explanar, Golphinforkids, Hatton Textiles, Highland Golf Links, Historic Scottish Golf, Links Golf St. Andrews, Macdonald Hotels and Resorts, Mairead Hume Harris Tweed Golf Collection, Meldrum House Country Hotel and Golf Course, Nippon Shaſt, Ojee Golf (Talon), Peter Millar, Power Tee, Powerbug Golf Trolleys, Procaddie, Proquip, Recounter, Royal Albartross, SGB Golf, Sterling England, Stewart Golf, Sure-Set Golf, The Leith Silver Company, Two Thumb Grip and Vpar Live Golf Scoring. The BGIA chairman Nigel Freemantle and association manager Ciara
Morgan will both be attending the show throughout and on Wednesday, January 27th at 5pm will host a networking drinks reception on stand 2629 (Champ) to which all UK and European visitors will be welcome. Over the next two pages, we shall look in more detail at individual
companies’ offerings at the show.
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