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Promotional Items For The Golfer
By Gareth Parkin
Promotional items are often most appreciated when they tie in with the hobbies of the clients and business associates you give them to. If you regularly with clients or associates at your local country club or course, why not consider golfing related items? Golfing items are no longer limited to the once-traditional umbrella—there is a huge variety of golfing items available at a wide range of prices, from less than ₤2.00 to around ₤18.00.
A scorecard holder is an ideal gift in the lower price range—made from smooth vinyl or luxurious leather, scorecard holders are available in a range of tasteful colors. Vinyl scorecard holders start at just ₤1.36 for a single color printed design, and with a 140 x 80 millimeter print area, you have plenty of room for your company logo or slogan. Choose leather scorecard holders for a touch of elegance—these start at ₤3.65, inclusive of a single color printed design with a print area of 75 x 75 millimeters. Each leather scorecard holder includes attractive gilt edges and a slim-line pencil.
There is a great variety of gifts in the ₤3.00 to ₤10.00 price range—from balls to gloves, towels, tins of tees, and some very attractively packaged gift sets. Choose a Birdie Shoe bag, at ₤3.44 per item, if you want an item with a simply enormous print area—at 250 x 100 millimeters, a large design looks great on these bags. towels are another excellent option if you’re looking for an item with a large print area—chose from high quality Terry towels starting at ₤2.99 each, or luxurious Velour starting at ₤4.26 per item. Golfing gloves are another excellent gift idea, with superb quality leather gloves available starting at ₤5.97 per set. These fantastic gloves include a detachable magnetic marker, making them a very useful and desirable gift.
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Mickelson sues to find source of 'defamation'
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Phil Mickelson has filed a lawsuit against an Internet service provider in Canada to learn the identity of a person who has been posting "vexatious statements" that the four-time major champion says is a deliberate attack on his reputation.
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Tiger pleased with progress despite third-place finish
LONDON, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Tiger Woods's joint third-place finish at the Abu Dhabi Championship showed the former world number one was getting closer to regaining his imperious form of old.
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Tiger Woods makes a move in European Tour event
ABU DHABI (Reuters) — Golf fans poured through the gates on the Abu Dhabi sabbath on Friday to get a glimpse of the world's top-ranked player, the former number one and the pretender to the throne and the galleries were not disappointed.
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Tiger Woods critical of new book about him
Tiger Woods appreciates all that Hank Haney has meant for his career, but the golfer took issue Thursday with his former coach for writing a book scheduled to be released before the Masters.
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Woods to start PGA Tour season at Pebble Beach
KAPALUA, Hawaii (AP) — Tiger Woods is returning to the Pebble Beach National Pro-Am for the first time in 10 years.
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Lincicome heads to Saucon looking for fourth LPGA win
Editor's note: Today we continue our Monday series spotlighting a golfer who has qualified to play in the U.S. Women's Open, which is July 6-12 at Saucon Valley Country Club.
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Shawnee celebrates 100 years of golf on the Delaware
A mural outside the pro shop at the Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort abridges 100 years of history onto a faded map of the course.
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L.V. Amateur celebrates 75 years at Green Pond
The area's leading amateur golf tournament turns 75 this year, and John Kulhamer said he has "a few things in store to celebrate." He isn't ready to hint at much yet, however.
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For Notaro, Lehigh Valley Open a chance to gauge his progress
Evan Notaro has spent his summer playing golf against kids his own age. Next week, the 16-year-old Nazareth High junior will meet the pros at Northampton Country Club, and he doesn't sound intimidated.
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At 14, Easton's Wagner begins playing international schedule
Samantha Wagner spent a week in Oregon hoping the USGA would call asking her to come to Colorado. Today, she leaves for France. Next month, she'll play the biggest tournament of her young career in Rhode Island.
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sets are a great promotional gift if you’re looking for something that will really make a statement. An attractively packaged gift is always well-received, and there are several affordable options. The Torrey Pines Box includes a golfing fork, market, and three tees, all very attractively presented in a hinged box. Your logo can be printed on both the fork and the marker, and this set starts at just ₤2.76. The Turnberry Gift Box is another great option, with two balls, one championship or classic fork, and two markers included. For ₤6.93 per set, all items can be printed with your choice of design.
If you’d prefer a more under-stated gift, investing in several boxes of high quality balls might be an excellent option for you. With Dunlop Revelation, Wilson Ultra, and Titleist PTS balls available starting at ₤13.39, ₤14.25 and ₤17.90 per dozen respectively, these can be a great gift idea for the avid golfer. Each ball includes a 24 millimeter diameter print area, and all prices are inclusive of a single color printed design. Give a box as a gift to your most valued clients or business associates, or simply offer them for use in your games. By: Gareth Parkin Article Directory: http://www.articledashboard.com Gareth Parkin is the co-founder of Ideasbynet, the UK's leading online promotional gifts and promotional items company based in the north of England. Established in 2001, he has taken the UK gift market by storm by the application of modern business thinking and the latest search engine marketing techniques. For more details visit www.ideasbynet.com
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