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Headlines Since introduction to Professional Tour Golfers starting in 2001, approximately 100 tour players throughout the world are now using C-Groove putters. Unlike major brand golf companies who pay Professional Golfers to use their equipment, the players referred to below use C-Groove putters without pay because of superior performance. 2004 US Open Winner uses Tracy model. · Spanish Pro Ignacio Garrido wins the 2003 Volvo PGA Championship immediately after switching to the Emma C-Groove putter. At the same time, the runner-up in a tournament on the Japanese PGA Tour also used an Emma putter for the first time. Since the introduction of the Emma model in May 2003, the response among professional golfers has been strong. · Overall, 16 Professional Tournaments including the 2001 US Open have been won by players using C-Groove putters. · Using C-Groove putters, 6 players won Tournaments on the Canadian PGA Tour. · 2 new Canadian
PGA Tour records were established by a player using C-Groove
putters. · 5 Professional
Golfers used a We were pleased to see extensive television coverage of President's Cup International Team players K.J. Choi and Stuart Appleby using C-Groove putters last Thursday through Sunday. Choi in particular received considerable commentary from Johnnie Miller of NBC as to his excellent putting throughout the event. Sunday against the U.S. Team's best putter for the week, Justin Leonard. In the match Choi made five birdies in the first 15 holes and was conceded a sixth birdie on the 16th hole ending the match 4 and 2. The European PGA Tour announced that Peter Lawrie of Ireland was named 2003 "Rookie of the Year." He used a C-Groove putter throughout much of the year. His principal competition for the honor was Charl Swartzel of South Africa, also using a C-Groove putter. The Colorado Golf Association named Kane Webber "men's player of the year." Webber, a University of Colorado Golfer from Australia. He uses a C-Groove putter as does most of his teammates through his influence. |