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Sunice issues Hurricane warning
Sophia jacket and trousers from
the Sunice Hurricane Series
Sunice has launched its Hurricane Series of golf outerwear, which has been designed to
withstand the most extreme golfing weather.
The women’s collection includes the Sophia Gore-Tex Paclite jacket, which comes
with a lifetime guarantee. The Sophia uses a lightweight, two-layer fabric combining a
high-density polyester fabric with a Gore-Tex membrane to provide windproof and
waterproof protection.
The Sophia jacket is available in black/marble and sable/pure white and comes with
an SRP of £150. Its matching underlined, waterproof trousers have an SRP of £90.
Sunice has experience of providing apparel suited to the most extreme conditions,
having provided outfits for a Mount Everest expedition in 1984, and the brand will be
an official merchandise licensee of the 2010 Winter Olympics.
www.sunice.com
Explanar supports EuroPro
Explanar Golf has become a sponsor of the PGA EuroPro Tour, the UK-based
developmental golf tour.
Explanar will receive TV exposure from the deal, and EuroPro golfers will be able to
use the innovative Explanar training and fitness system.
“It’s a great fit for us,” says Tony Clark, managing director of Explanar.
“Explanar is used by the best and we associate ourselves with professional
organisations around the world that want to grow the game.”
www.explanar.com
Not yet booked for Munich?
Pressplan Travel is offering travel and accommodation arrangements for Golf Europe
2008 in Munich, October 5-7.
They can book travellers into hotels ranging from 2-4 stars, with rates starting at £90
per person, bed and breakfast, based on twin occupation.
Call 0845 644 1381, email
tours@pressplantravel.com or click on
www.pressplantravel.com
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