golf equipment News Archive

'Chinese Golf: Great Steps Forward (TheGolfChannel.com)
As you descend the sloping road into the northern reaches of Beijing, the Great Wall is still visible in the distance out the van?s back window ? two or three versions, actually, because your head may still be spinning from the speedy, horn-shrieking drive down the hairpins and switchbacks that take you from the wall?s heights to the city?s basin.

'New ClubmakingFORUM.com Offers Direct Talk with Golf Equipment Manufacturers (PR Web)
Golf's only wire service solely dedicated to golf equipment and custom clubmaking, ClubmakingWIRE launches www.ClubmakingFORUM.com, an all-new web site offering direct communication between golfers, clubmakers and golf equipment manufacturers. [PRWEB Mar 16, 2006]

'Frisco police incident report summary for Feb. 11-17, compiled by staff writer Mike Raye from information provided by (Frisco Enterprise)
2:50 a.m. - Home burglary reported in the 8400 block of Hidden Springs Drive (75034). According to the police report, a burglar forced entry into a woman's home while she was asleep, sometime between 1:50 and 2:50 a.m. The report made no mention of stolen property.

'Today's Business (The Myrtle Beach Sun News)
Detroit | General Motors Corp. is considering a bid of $12.5 billion to $13 billion for a majority stake in its financing arm from a group led by New York private-equity firm Kohlberg, Kravis & Roberts and some banks, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.

'TaylorMade Golf Cracks Down on Online Counterfeit Goods With MarkMonitor (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
MarkMonitor®, the leader in online corporate identity protection, today announced that TaylorMade-adidas Golf Company , one of the most respected golf brands in the world, has chosen MarkMonitor's Auction Monitoring solution to combat the sale of counterfeit TaylorMade golf equipment and to police infringement of other intellectual property on eBay.

'Military briefs: Military officers to meet (North County Times)
CAMP PENDLETON ---- The Joseph H. Pendleton Chapter of The Military Order of the World Wars will meet March 25 at the San Luis Rey Officers Club. Attitude adjustment hour is 11 a.m., lunch at noon and guest speaker at 1 p.m. Cost of lunch is $12.50 per person.