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Poulter Nears Par Four Double Eagle With Grafalloy Blue Contact Cara Polinski MEMPHIS, Tenn. (July 14, 2003) - Last week, Ian Poulter of Luton, England, came close to shooting a double eagle on Loch Lemond's 14th hole at the Barclays Scottish Open. Poulter drove the green on the 345-yard par 4, surpassing risky marshland and missing the cup by less than an inch. To achieve this remarkable 345-yard drive, Poulter played Grafalloy Blue, the first shaft designed specifically for bigger clubheads and longer drives. Blue's unique micro-mesh low-torque design works to stabilize larger clubheads upon contact with the ball. This torsional stability makes for optimum trajectory and added distance. Grafalloy Blue definitely benefited Poulter's nearly record-breaking drive. True Temper Sports is the leading manufacturer of golf shafts in the world and is consistently the number one shaft on Tour. The company markets a complete line of shafts under the True Temper and Grafalloy shaft brands, and sells these brands in over 30 countries throughout the world. True Temper Sports employs over 700 people in 10 facilities located in the United States, Europe, Japan, Asia, and Australia. |