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SCOR™ Golf To Exhibit At The 2012 PGA Merchandise Show and Demo Day

SCOR Golf(Victoria, TX: December 15, 2011) – SCOR™ Golf, a division of Eidolon Brands, today announced that it will exhibit its SCOR416i™ line of scoring clubs in booth #1173, located on the main center aisle, at the 2012 PGA Merchandising Show January 26-28 in Orlando, Fla.   SCOR™ Golf will also be participating at the Outdoor Demo Day on Wednesday, January 25th at the Orange County National Golf Center.

“We are excited to be exhibiting for the first time at the PGA Merchandise Show and introducing our revolutionary line of scoring clubs to the 40,000attending PGA professionals, retailers and media,” said  Terry Koehler, President of SCOR™ Golf.  “The PGA Show is an important venue for us to showcase our product line and is an integral event for us to reach our customers.”

“By participating at the Demo Day, attendees will be able to experience first-hand  our new concept in scoring clubs that promises to have the same impact on the short end of the iron set as hybrids have had on the long end,”  added Koehler.   “It’s not often that a revolution comes along in this industry, but the early reception by golfers and golf professionals, teachers and clubfitters, indicates that SCOR4161 is just such a product.”
In addition to exhibiting their SCOR™ 4161 line, SCOR™ will also debut its proprietary SCOR™Fit Short Game Fitting System.   The SCOR™4161 Short Game Fitting System is designed to help players and fitters determine the proper ‘prescription’ of scoring clubs for any golfer, including the right lofts, shafts and specifications for length, lie angle and grip size.

“We are pleased to welcome SCOR to their first PGA Merchandise Show,” said PGA Golf Exhibitions Vice President John McGeary.  “Our industry’s 59th annual marketplace is better for the wide ranging representation of fresh new faces among industry veterans and market leaders.  Attending PGA Professionals and industry leaders will be able to preview and test SCOR’s newest products, learn new merchandising techniques and network with company executives.”

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