Bubba Shines on Demo Day
Demo Day at the PGA Show always attracts a crowd.
The biggest crowds this year were reserved for the Masters champ.
Bubba Watson drew a mass of people wherever he went.
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Demo Day at the PGA Show always attracts a crowd.
The biggest crowds this year were reserved for the Masters champ.
Bubba Watson drew a mass of people wherever he went.
The golf world heads to Orlando next week. The PGA of America, PGA Worldwide Golf Exhibitions and Golf Channel announced today the expansion of Golf Channel’s on-site coverage of the 62nd annual PGA Merchandise Show, Tuesday, Jan. 20-Friday, Jan. 23, providing viewers an insider’s look at all of the newest products and trends at the world’s largest golf trade show.
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Demo Day email hit my mailbox yesterday.
PGA Professionals and golf retailers from around the world will attend the 13th PGA Show Outdoor Demo Day, on Tuesday, January 20, 2015, to test all the newest tools of the trade, discuss the latest advancements in technology directly with club designers and learn from many of golf’s leading instructors at the 42-acre premier practice facility of the Orange County National Golf Center and Lodge (OCN), in Winter Garden, Fla.
Thousands of PGA Professionals and invited golf retailers will preview the newest equipment, training aids and accessories from more than 100 top golf companies to create the world’s largest professional demo event. Additionally, golf teachers will be able to learn from the best in their field when PGA Professionals Mike Malaska and Stan Utley, PGA/LPGA Professional Nancy Quarcelino, renowned instructor Dr. Jim Suttie and sports medicine expert Dr. Tom LaFountain present one-hour outdoor golf instructional workshops directly on the range of OCN.
“The PGA Show Outdoor Demo Day has evolved into a must-attend event as a prelude to the three busiest days of golf business at the PGA Merchandise Show,” said PGA Worldwide Golf Exhibitions Senior Vice President and General Manager Ed Several. “PGA Professionals and golf retailers enjoy the opportunity to personally test outdoors, in actual golf conditions, all the latest advancements in equipment, training aids and accessories that will help their members and customers better enjoy the game. They can do so while interacting with the biggest brands in golf that help drive their business.”
The curtain has come down on the 2012 PGA Merchandise Show and quite a shot it was.
Over 42,000 attendees, 1000 exhibitors and many celebrities in attendance.
A great show you need to see to believe. From Wednesday's Demo Day to the next hree days on the convention floor, it's golf overload.
Here's a few pictures from the spectacle.