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Divnick Golf Announces Number Of Big Stik Drivers In Play At The Recently Held British Open DAYTON, Ohio - Divnick Golf announced today that NO Tour Players used their Big Stik Driver at the recently held British Open at Royal Troon in Scotland. This, however, doesn't come as a surprise to Steve Divnick, President of Divnick Golf, because his company doesn't design drivers for Tour Players. They design drivers for the average everyday golfer. That's what sets Divnick Golf apart from traditional club makers.
Simply stated, the Big Stik Titanium Driver is changing the way average players drive the golf ball. The High Loft/Low Spin Technology of this driver combines the high loft and forgiveness of a 3-wood with a huge 400cc Titanium head and full-length driver shaft for consistent booming drives down the middle of the fairway. The Big Stik will add distance and accuracy to your drives and immediately start lowering your golf scores. "Tour Players don't struggle like the rest of us to get the ball airborne off the tee," commented Divnick. "That's why we don't pay Tour Players to use our drivers and why we emphasize that fact after events such as the British Open. However, while we don't brag about Tour Players using our clubs, I am very proud of the e-mails and letters we receive from customers who tell us how much our club has helped them improve their game or allowed them to break 100 or 90 for the first time ever. It's very rewarding. We want to make the game of golf more enjoyable for more people and this club does just that." Many PGA Professionals have been impressed by what the Big Stick Driver can do for their students and customers. When asked to comment about the Big Stik Driver, Pete Brown, PGA Tour Winner and Head Pro at Madden Golf Course in Dayton, Ohio said, "I have played a lot of golf and seen a lot of driver-advancements during 17 years on the PGA Tour and more than 20 as a local pro. But every-day golfers have always struggled to use equipment that is designed for pros. That doesn't make sense. It's about time someone designed a club for the average player. The higher loft and light swing-weight of the Big Stik drivers easily produce higher trajectory, more consistent distance, and better accuracy. This club is great for men, women, seniors, and juniors who will find it much easier to get the ball in the air and hit more fairways." Big Stik Drivers are available in 11, 13, & 15 degrees of loft in various shaft lengths and flexes for Men, Women, Seniors and Juniors. A unique Distributor/Demo Day program allows current golf industry sales reps as well as average local golfers to represent the Big Stik, one of the "Hottest New Drivers" of 2004, by signing up as distributors and conducting profitable Demo Days in their local area. Reps are able to earn $100 per driver sold and can also earn ongoing commissions from local dealer sales. Often the Demo Days are held on weekends, so it is very possible to fill a part time role. Reps are independent, and are not held to minimum time commitments. DivnickGolf™ is a subsidiary of Divnick International, Inc., a US Corporation since 1981. It is located in Dayton Ohio USA. For more information about DivnickGolf™ or their great lineup of products available for 2004, call (937) 384-0003 or visit their website at www.divnickgolf.com Media members interested in testing any of the Divnick Golf products for an editorial review should contact Joe Wieczorek of the Media Group at (847) 956-9090 or e-mail joe@themediagroupinc.com Media Contact: Joe Wieczorek The Media Group, Inc. (847) 956-9090 E-mail: joe@themediagroupinc.com |
