HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA - DECEMBER 15, 2008 - Cleveland Golf/Srixon congratulates Srixon staffer Tim Clark for his victory at the 2008 Australian Open. Clark shot a 5-under 67 on Sunday, at the Royal Sydney, to finish tied for first at 9-under 270. On the first playoff hole, Clark scrambled for par from a greenside bunker to win the event. Fellow Srixon staffer Robert Allenby finished the event tied for 3rd. Clark plays Srixon irons, Cleveland CG14 wedges and Srixon balls. Allenby carries Srixon woods, irons and Cleveland wedges in his bag and plays Srixon balls.

At the Dubai Ladies Masters, Srixon staffer Laura Davies finished in 3rd place while fellow staffers Marc Cayeaux, Garth Mulroy and Hennie Otto all finished in the top 30 at the Alfred Dunhill Championship.

TaylorMade-adidas Golf Tour Staff Professional Tim Clark Wins the Australian Open

CARLSBAD, Calif. (December 15, 2008) – TaylorMade-adidas Golf Tour Staff Professional Richard Sterne clinched his fourth career professional European Tour win, after a three-under par effort for a 17-under overall total of 271 at the Alfred Dunhill Championship. Clark shot a final round five-under 67 at Royal Sydney and prevailed in a playoff over fellow TMaG staffer Matthew Goggin.

Sterne trusted his No. 29 TaylorMade® TP Red™ golf ball with Low-Drag Performance (LDP) and the rest of his TaylorMade equipment to find 68% of his fairways (Ranked 2nd) and 82% of his greens in regulation (Ranked 5th).*

With TaylorMade's "MY TP Ball" program, golfers have the opportunity to customize their own TaylorMade TP Red and TP Black™ golf balls by emblazoning a one or two-digit number of their choosing, anything from 00 to 99. Sterne plays No. 29 because it is the lowest nine-hole score he has carded as a pro.

The win moves Sterne into the top-five in The Race to Dubai.

TaylorMade Tour staff professionals have now won three of the first four 2009 European Tour events. Garcia, No. 2 in the Official World Golf Rankings, and Rod Pampling used the r7® Limited driver as well as the new Tour Preferred® irons in victories at the HSBC Champions event in Shanghai and the Sportsbet Australian Masters.

Featuring a modern new head shape, the r7 Limited incorporates Movable Weight Technology™ (MWT®) to promote 35 yards of side-to-side trajectory change – the most of any r7 driver. The shape, feel and sound of the r7 Limited have made it immediately popular among tour pros, while its highly effective application of MWT appeals widely to players who prefer the ability to adjust their equipment to promote increased distance and accuracy.

In Sterne's winning bag:

Driver: TaylorMade r7® SuperQuad™
Fairway Woods: TaylorMade Tour Burner® 3-wood, Tour Burner 7-wood
Irons: TaylorMade r7 TP irons (3-9)
Golf Ball: TaylorMade TP Red with LDP technology
Footwear: adidas Golf
Accessories: TaylorMade Targa Tour Glove

- Nike’s STR8-FIT Technology, the First of its Kind, is Already a Multiple Winner on the PGA Tour -

BEAVERTON, Ore. (December 15, 2008) – Nike Golf continues to make accessible to consumers the same game-changing technology that is used by its talented group of athletes on the professional tours. The latest and most exciting representation of this is Nike’s groundbreaking STR8-FIT (pronounced “straight fit”) technology found in Nike’s new SQ DYMO STR8-FIT and SQ DYMO² (square-shape) STR8-FIT drivers, available on April 1, 2009. A choice of eight club head positions that can dramatically or subtly perfect ball flight makes the SQ Dymo STR8-FIT the first of its kind in the market place.

Nike’s new STR8-FIT driver technology provides golfers with the opportunity to hit the ball longer and straighter by changing the head position. Simple changes can be made before their round to dramatically correct their ball flight or subtly perfect it through the selection of eight unique head positions from open to close with one club, eliminating the use of multiple shafts and movable weights. This is a new and unique way for each individual consumer to control their own game, much like the Nike Tour athletes use the Nike Tour Van at tournament site prior to a round to adapt their equipment for the day’s round. For example, if a golfer is pushing, fading or slicing the ball too much and they wish to draw the ball or hit more to the left for a particular course set up, they can change the position of their clubface to a more closed position. If a golfer is hooking, pulling or drawing the ball more than they wish, they can manually change the clubface to a more open position. Club face angles range from a neutral position of zero degrees to both one and two degrees closed or open.

Nike’s STR8-FIT technology already has had Tour-proven success. Throughout the 2008 PGA Tour season, it was consistently used as a prototype by Nike Golf athletes and the results spoke for themselves. Nike’s Trevor Immelman captured his first major championship victory at The Masters using the technology. Also winning with STR8-FIT were Nike athletes K.J. Choi, who was the first to win with it in January, 2008 at the Sony Open; and Anthony Kim, who won the Wachovia Championship and the AT&T Classic.

“I have worked on a number of great products in my time, but never has there been a product that allows a golfer to “change” his or her results so quickly and effectively,” said Tom Stites, Nike Golf’s Director of Club Creation. “The new SQ DYMO STR8-FIT and SQ DYMO² STR8-FIT drivers allow the golfer to change the face and shaft relationship up to plus/minus 2˚ for face angle, loft and lie. Nothing influences ball flight more than face, loft and lie angles. This is significant because it means that if a player normally hits the ball far right or left, there is at least one of the eight locations of STR8-FIT that will allow him or her to hit in or near the fairway. And straight equals greater distance.”

The SQ DYMO STR8-FIT and SQ DYMO² STR8-FIT drivers, available in round and square versions, feature a simple STR8-FIT shaft adapter built into the hosel giving golfers access to eight different head positions resulting in eight different shot shapes. Through the magic of this simple technology, golfers now are empowered to control their ball flight by manually selecting face and lie angles in one simple shaft and club head position.

Through comprehensive testing on the range with the SQ DYMO STR8-FIT and SQ DYMO² STR8-FIT drivers, test results revealed 45 yards difference between the maximum left and maximum right positions. That means that this club offers a great deal of ball flight change. Players now have the power to significantly alter their ball flight by simply changing the face position, which is easy to manipulate manually. To adapt the head positions, the player will use a torque wrench, which is located in the headcover that comes with each SQ DYMO STR8-FIT driver. When the head position is “locked in,” a sound indicator and light on the wrench goes off to ensure that the club is ready to be hit.

INSPIRED BY NIKE GOLF ATHLETES ON THE PGA TOUR – (Already three victories with STR8-FIT Prototype in 2008)

The creation of STR8-FIT technology was inspired by how Nike Golf Tour athletes set up their equipment to suit each tournament’s course. On the PGA Tour, Nike Golf athletes have the luxury of utilizing the Nike Tour Van, where a staff of Nike club experts can adjust each Nike athlete’s driver to the face and lie angle that they want to perform their best on any given week. This same concept is now being made available to consumers through the STR8-FIT’s wide range of choices in shot shaping with one shaft, one club head, one club.

When Nike Golf athlete Immelman won his first major championship title at The Masters tournament on Augusta National, he decided to use a non-straight driver in his bag. Immelman chose a 1˚ closed-face setup on his Nike SQ driver because he wanted to slightly draw the ball. The result of this subtle adjustment as he navigated Augusta’s primarily draw layout was 48 out of 56 drives in the fairway.

The standard shaft option is Nike Golf’s UST Proforce AXIV Core, which features a strengthening core material that provides an extremely stable environment at impact, making it easier to swing the club faster and remain in complete control of the club head at all times. Custom shafts are also available.

Availability: April 1, 2009 at golf shops and specialty stores across the U.S.
Men’s: Loft Options 8.5 (RH), 9.5 (RH/LH), 10.5 (RH/LH), 11.5 (RH/LH), HL (RH)
Women’s : Loft Options 11.5 (RH/LH), HL (RH)
MSRP: $540.00

VANCOUVER, British Columbia - Japanese golf-club manufacturer Miura Golf-which has been making the world's highest-quality forged irons for 43 years - announces the introduction of two putter models to its 2009 product line. Each putter will form part of Miura Golf's Series 1957. Series 1957 will be a collection of Miura products which will reflect Mr. Miura's commitment to producing the absolute finest golf equipment. 1957 represents the year in which Mr. Miura began his career in the golf business and his pursuit of the perfect set of irons.

First off the line will be two new putters. The KM 350 is a classic Blade model while the MP 005 and MP 006 offer a traditional design familiar to most golfers. Miura's Series 1957 putters confirm that it is possible to match looks with performance. Miura putters all undergo the same forging process as the Miura irons. Each model's milled face is extremely forgiving resulting in unequaled feel and distance control. The forgiveness at impact also reduces skid, resulting in a truer roll of the ball. The Miura craftsmanship is evident in these new toe-weighted offset putters, which each feature a classic oiled-chrome finish that complements each putter's soft visual features.

"The Series 1957 putters were designed for players seeking the very best," says Katsuhiro Miura, Miura Golf Inc.'s 66-year-old founder and director of manufacturing and product development at his manufacturing facilities in Himeji, Japan.

"We're very excited about these new putters," says Miura Golf Vice President Bill Holowaty. "Katsuhiro Miura is a master craftsman and his putters are works of art that feature looks and technology that will boost confidence and help golfers feel the ball and roll their putts more smoothly and, consequently, improve their scores."

Besides the new putter models, Miura Golf's current product line also includes Blade (Tournament Blade Model); MC-102 (Standard Cavity Model); CB-202 (Cavity Back Model) and CB 301 (Progressive Cavity Back ) irons; and Wedges (Wedge Series and Black Wedge Series, each available in six lofts).

Miura Golf's corporate office is located in Vancouver, British Columbia and Miura Golf clubs are sold at the finest custom-fitting shops in North America. The company also markets on an exclusive world wide basis (except Japan) Miura Giken Co. Ltd.'s "MG Golf" brand. More information on Miura products can be found at www.miuragolf.com.

PLANO, TEXAS, December 10, 2008 – Adams Golf (NasdaqCM:ADGF) made a major addition to its LPGA Tour staff by signing this year’s Rookie of the Year, Yani Tseng, to an endorsement deal. Tseng will play Adams Golf equipment, wear an Adams Golf hat and carry an Adams Golf staff bag.

Tseng had a spectacular rookie season on the LPGA, which included a major victory at the McDonald’s LPGA Championship in June for her first LPGA Tour win, and five second-place finishes to help her reach 3rd place on the official money list with over $1.75 million in earnings. Her strong rookie showing also earned her a second-place ranking on the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings as of December 1.

“Everything has come pretty quickly this year, and joining one of the top companies like Adams Golf at the end of the season makes the future even more exciting,” said Tseng. “After playing and testing a lot of different clubs I felt most comfortable and confident with Adams Golf equipment. Their success with hybrids is all the talk on tour, and the new drivers and hybrid-fairway woods are some of the best I’ve ever hit. I couldn’t be happier.”

Before joining the LPGA Tour full-time in 2008, Tseng was a top-ranked amateur in Taiwan from 2004-06. Her amateur career included four wins in the U.S. and 15 other victories worldwide. In 2007 she competed professionally on the Asian Golf Tour and the CN Canadian Women’s Tour where she earned victories on both tours before finishing sixth at the LPGA Final Qualifying Tournament to earn exempt status for the 2008 LPGA season.

“We believe that Yani will be a great representative of our company and we’re excited to have her join our tour staff and add even more talent to our growing LPGA team,” said Chip Brewer, Adams Golf president and CEO. “She had a remarkable rookie season and to have a player of her caliber and great potential trust the performance of our golf clubs is something that we’re very proud of and reinforces our commitment to developing world-class equipment for both elite players and weekend warriors.”

Tseng is the latest in a growing list of young stars on the Adams Golf LPGA Tour staff which includes two-time champion, Brittany Lincicome, Brittany Lang, Lindsey Wright and Taylor Leon.

SAN DIEGO, CA – December 10, 2008 – Graphite Design, maker of some of the most widely played premium shafts on the PGA TOUR, has announced the introduction of its 2009 Perf-Fit Installation and Trimming Guide for its complete line of shafts.

The Perf-Fit Guide features information about its premium line of shafts in an easy-to-read format. Golfers of all skill levels who wish to find a shaft that gives them the proper trajectory can easily find one to match their needs using this convenient reference guide.

“The Perf-Fit Guide is designed to provide a guideline in selecting and fitting our shafts based on swing speed and shaft weight,” said Tim Gillis, vice president, sales & marketing, Graphite Design. “We encourage consulting a PGA Professional or qualified club maker on selecting the best length and type of shaft for individual swing characteristics.”

A complete installation and trimming guide is included in the Perf-Fit Guide for use by PGA Professionals and qualified club makers.

Graphite Design International manufactures the highest quality shafts in the world for Pure Distance and Perfect Accuracy. Graphite Design shafts can be seen in play by the best professional players on the PGA, Nationwide, Champions, Japan, European and LPGA tours. Graphite Design shafts reinforced its dominance on the Japan Tour, where it has claimed 158 consecutive graphite wood shaft brand counts -- an unprecedented streak which dates to 2002. On the PGA Tour, Graphite Design shafts have helped professionals earn 54 victories since 2004 and millions of dollars in prize money. A total of 8 US distributors and 5 European and Asian distributors supply Graphite Design shafts to over 1000 custom fitters around the world.

‘The Hottest Shafts in Golf’ are #1 woods, hybrids shaft at PGA Tour National Qualifying Tournament

POWAY, Calif. – After nine-combined Tour wins this season it was no surprise that the winner of the PGA Tour National Qualifying Tournament was using Aldila’s VooDoo shaft with S-core Technology™ to help him shoot a scorching 59 on his way to tying a tournament record 32-under 400 and earn his PGA Tour card for the 2009 season.

He closed with a with a 5-under 67 on the Nicklaus Tournament Course in La Quinta, Calif. to lead a total of 28 players who earned their PGA Tour cards for next season.

“Players using our new VooDoo shaft had a combined total of nine wins on the PGA, Nationwide and European PGA Tours in 2008, it’s nice to see that when players need to make the grade, they increasingly rely on the superior performance of Aldila’s innovative new shaft designs,” said Stewart Bahl, Aldila’s Marketing Manager.

More and more Tour players are choosing the VooDoo for the stability, accuracy and increased distance of its stabilized core. The innovative rib structure increases hoop strength/stiffness so much that it is 80 percent greater than conventional graphite, and up to 60 percent greater than competitors’ attempts at cross-sectional stabilization.

Aldila was also the leading woods and hybrids shaft manufacturer at the PGA Tour National Qualifying Tournament, according to the Darrell Survey.

Aldila has the unique ability to define the intangibles of the game of golf. To translate numbers into theory, theory into practice, and practice into perfection. They do the experimenting so you don’t have to. Pushing success to the edge and redefining how power should feel. Are you playing Aldila, or just graphite?

PLANO, TEXAS, December 9, 2008 – The 2008 PGA Tour season began with Adams Golf at the top of the hybrid count at the first tournament of the year, the Mercedes Championship in Hawaii, and 39 tournaments, including four major championships later, Adams Golf remained at the top as the hybrid leader on tour.

It was a banner year for the company with over 1,400 of its Idea hybrids having been played by the best players in the world. Adams Golf hybrids accounted for 31% of all hybrids in play this year, according to the Darrell Survey Equipment Count, compared to 23% by the next closest competitor, and 9% by the third place company.

Never before had Adams Golf led the hybrid count at any major championship, but that changed this season as Idea hybrids topped the hybrid counts at the Masters, U.S. Open, British Open and PGA Championship. Adding to the company’s accomplishments were the 14 tournament champions, including the FedEx Cup Champion, who played Adams Golf hybrids en route to their victories.

#1 Hybrid at PGA Tour Q-School
With 75 Idea hybrids in play at the PGA Tour Qualifying Tournament, Adams Golf dominated the hybrid count at this very important and grueling six-round event. The next closest competitor in the count had 22 of its hybrids played, according to the Darrell Survey. This was the third year in a row that Adams Golf claimed the #1 hybrid played at Q-School.

With so much at stake, many of the players who put their trust in Idea hybrids earned their 2009 PGA Tour cards. In fact, nine of the players who qualified, including the first-place finisher, had Idea hybrids in their bags.

Adams Tour Staff Pro Gary Woodland Earns PGA Tour Card
Going through Q-School for the first time, Adams Golf Tour Staff Pro Gary Woodland successfully maneuvered his way through the first and second stages and then finished T11 at the final stage of PGA Tour Qualifying to earn exempt status for the 2009 PGA Tour season. He has been a part of the Adams Golf Tour Staff for the past year while playing on the Nationwide Tour.

Known as one of the longest hitters on tour, Woodland played the new Insight Tech a4 Driver. He moves on to the PGA Tour and will play a full bag of Adams Golf equipment in what will be his rookie season.

CARLSBAD, Calif. (December 9, 2008) Two-time PGA tournament winner Sean O'Hair, who has been on the TaylorMade-adidas Golf staff since 2004, has extended his relationship with the company for multiple years.

"After four years on the PGA Tour, I can't imagine using anything but TaylorMade Golf equipment and adidas Golf apparel and footwear. It's easily the best product line whether you're a Tour pro or a recreational player," said O'Hair. "TaylorMade-adidas Golf has been like a family to me and I am excited to continue this relationship. The people behind the products are golfers, so they understand the game and are committed to building the best products for all golfers."

O'Hair, who earlier this year became the youngest golfer to win the PODS Championship and is just one of just seven players younger than 30 with two or more wins on the PGA TOUR, has earned more than seven million during his young four-year career and has been ranked as low as No. 35 in the Official World Golf Ranking.

He captured his first career victory in 2005 at the John Deere Classic en route to capturing PGA Tour Rookie of the Year honors.

O'Hair will continue play TaylorMade golf clubs, play a No. 28 TP golf ball, wear the TaylorMade logo on the front of his headwear, use a TaylorMade staff bag and wear adidas Golf footwear and apparel.

"Sean's professional approach and appreciation for the game embodies everything that our company stands for and we are thrilled to continue our relationship with him," said Chuck Presto, senior vice president of global sports marketing. "Sean has developed into a fantastic golfer and we look forward to building and outfitting him with the best golf equipment in the world as continues his career."

HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA – DECEMBER 8, 2008 - Cleveland Golf/Srixon congratulates Srixon staffer Henrik Stenson for his victory at the 2008 Nedbank Golf Challenge. Stenson closed the event with a 4-under 68 on Sunday to clinch the tournament by nine strokes. He finished with a 21-under 267 total for the second-largest margin of victory in the tournament’s history and a $1.2 million winners check. Stenson won the tournament using Srixon I -701 irons and a new Srixon prototype golf ball.

“It wraps up a very good season for me,” said Stensen. “I had three or four great years in a row now, so I am very happy to finish it off with two wins and I will take one more chance at the SA Open.”

Stensen will conclude his year by playing the South African Open on December 18.

Powered by King Cobra Driver, Fairway Metal and Irons

Carlsbad, California (December 8, 2008) ? Cobra Brand Ambassador Geoff
Ogilvy captured The Cadbury Schweppes Australian PGA Championship on
Sunday, closing with a 3-under 69 for a two-stroke victory.

Ogilvy took the lead on the par-5 15th hole at the Hyatt Regency Resort
Course in Coolum and then pressed his advantage on the very next hole with
a nine-iron approach to within one foot for a kick-in birdie. Ogilvy then
came home in textbook fashion, striking a perfect drive followed by a solid
approach to the 18th green and a tap-in for par that gave him a winning
total of 14-under par 274.

For the 2006 U.S. Open champion and native Australian, this was his first
win on the Australasian Tour. It was the second win for Ogilvy this
season, his first victory coming in March at the WGC - CA Championship.

Among the equipment trusted by Ogilvy for his success is the King Cobra
Speed Pro D driver, X Speed (13.0) Fairway Metal, Pro MB (3-9) Irons and a
Pro CB 2-iron.

The Australasian Tour wraps up the 2008 season this week at Royal Sydney,
where Ogilvy will be one of the favorites to claim the "third jewel" in the
Triple Crown of Australian golf, The Australian Open.

A powerful performance from a powerful player - and business as usual for a
brand focused on developing innovative, high performance golf clubs.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Number One Ultralite Shaft on Tour, Grafalloy® has unveiled the next generation in the high-performance ProLaunch Series of graphite shafts. The all-new ProLaunch Axis shaft series combines Grafalloy’s tour-proven Micro-Mesh Tip Design with the Smart-Ply™ Technology which debuted in Grafalloy’s highly acclaimed Axis shaft.

“We’re proud to launch our new ProLaunch Axis graphite shafts. The integration of these two unique technologies makes this series among the most sophisticated shafts available on the golf market today,” says Don Brown, product development manager for Grafalloy. ”The Micro-Mesh Tip enhances stability and spin control and the Smart-Ply fiber orientation optimizes shaft reliability during the swing and through impact, maximizing energy transfer, power and tour-proven accuracy.”

Smart-Ply Technology utilizes ultra-thin layers of unidirectional graphite material in cross shaft orientations to stabilize the golf shaft, increasing the efficiency in energy transfer from the golfer to the ball and reduces off plane bending to keep the head on line for increased accuracy. Smart-Ply positions the fibers in Grafalloy Axis along six separate axes — more than twice as many as traditional shaft designs.

Brown explains Smart-Ply provides a significant improvement over other material technologies used for stabilization, such as ‘trendy’ weaves. Traditional box weaves are bulky and distort the fibers, reducing their effectiveness by up to 40 percent. Newer quadaxial weaves, while attractive and lighter weight, possess only a fraction of the stabilizing fiber volume of Smart-Ply and often utilize glass fibers, which are far softer than graphite.

While many manufacturers tout the benefits of weaves, Grafalloy Director of Composites Neal Haas adds that the Smart-Ply engineering actually generates greater benefits in high-performance shafts.

“Weaves are aesthetically attractive and provide the appearance of being high-performance, but they are actually quite ineffective when compared to Smart-Ply,” says Haas. “When first introduced, the original Axis was Grafalloy’s longest-driving shaft design and current testing shows the addition of Axis technology to the ProLaunch family provides the same performance boost.”

Now available, Grafalloy ProLaunch Axis Red and Blue provides the launch conditions the golfing world has come to expect from the ProLaunch family with the increased performance of an Axis shaft. The ProLaunch Axis Red shaft creates a boring, penetrating ball flight, while ProLaunch Axis Blue maximizes distance for players seeking higher launch angles. The sub-60 gram Blue series will be available in Regular, Senior, Stiff and Extra-Stiff flexes while the 63-gram Red while be available in R-X flexes. MSRP $150.

-New SQ DYMO is First Generation of Custom-Tuned Drivers-

BEAVERTON, Ore. (December 8, 2008) – Nike Golf is introducing the newest and most exciting additions yet to its hugely successful SasQuatch (SQ) driver franchise. The new SQ DYMO and the SQ DYMO² drivers represent the first generation of custom-tuned drivers within the SQ family which, over the past three years, has undeniably established itself as the winningest driver brand on the PGA Tour. Having led the Tour with the most driver wins in 2006, 2007 and 2008 and totaling 40 victories during that time period (nearest competitor had 31), Nike Golf is aspiring to continue its PGA Tour dominance with this new introduction. Both drivers will be available on February 1, 2009.

The idea of DYMO technology originated from the Nike Golf athletes on the PGA Tour, who work with the knowledgeable members of Nike’s staff in its Tour Van to custom tune their drivers for maximum performance. DYMO technology represents “Dynamic Moment of Inertia,” which means that the CG location, Nike PowerBow size, head size, lie angle and MOI have been optimized and performance-matched to each respective available loft for more distance and better performance.

“We’ve taken the MOI concept to greater detail by varying each clubhead to match the performance level of any player,” said Tom Stites, Director Club Creation for Nike Golf. “Every loft has a different shape, PowerBow, center of gravity placement, face height and face angle. The geometry in the DYMO allows us to deliver the optimal scenario for every player. In other words, it’s like a Tour Van on a stick.”

Customized Power Bow Weighting

Nike Golf’s proprietary PowerBow Weighting is optimized in each loft option to help produce the shot-enhancing performance demanded by all players. The PowerBow Weighting is smallest in the lower lofted 9.5-degree model and features a higher face, with a more forward center of gravity to promote a more penetrating trajectory with less spin. The higher lofted 10.5, 11.5 and 13-degree models see the weight gradually increasing in size, moving the center of gravity further and lower back from a slightly shallower face to create progressively higher launch angles and higher spin rates. This combination produces the ideal balance of carry and roll for greater overall distance for each and every loft. In each loft, the lie angle goes up in increments of one degree, from 60 degrees in the 9.5-degree loft option, to 63 degrees in the HL (13 degrees) model, which helps to keep drives both long and straight.

So whatever the swing speed, angle of attack, launch angle or preferred shot shape, the SQ DYMO’S tuned clubhead specifications provide maximum performance for every loft.

Varying Head Shapes to Suit Any Player’s Game

The SQ DYMO drivers are available in two game-enhancing head geometries. The straight-hitting, square-shaped SQ Dymo² has weight placed deep into the corners of the clubhead to offer exceptional stability and forgiveness, to help get the ball airborne with ease and power, while the rounder outline of the SQ Dymo delivers square mass in a more traditional head shape, and provides more precise feel and control, offering players the ability to work the ball in any direction.

Wider Shaft – Narrower Dispersion

Both models are fitted with Nike Golf’s proprietary UST Wide Body Shaft with an AXIV Core. This shaft features a larger overall diameter throughout the body, to provide more stability through impact for the specific moment of inertia characteristics of each loft-tuned head, while the AXIV Core provides the tip stiffness required for optimum power transfer.

Availability: February 2009 at golf shops and specialty stores across the U.S.

Men’s loft options: 8.5 – X,S,R,A (RH); 9.5 – X,S,R,A (RH/LH); 10.5 - X,S,R,A (RH/LH), 11.5 – X,S,R,A (RH);13 HL – X,S,R,A (RH): MSRP: $360.00

Women’s loft options: 11.5 – W (RH); 13 HL - W (RH): MSRP: $360.00

The Jennie is a 304 stainless steel and has a chromium-plated sole and C-Grooves. The head weight is 355 grams. The putter features a plumber-neck hosel and a single sight line in the back cavity. Jennie has a loft of 2.5 degrees and lie of 72 degrees (2 degrees flat or upright available) with length options of 33-35 inches and custom lengths. The putter will be available Dec. 15 in both right- and left-handed for a suggested retail of $220 (U.S.)

Ashley - A scoop back player's mallet, this putter is designed for low- to mid-handicap players who are looking for a clean looking mallet style. The putter has a 304 stainless steel and chromium-plated C-Grooves and sole. It has a head weight of 355 grams, double bend shaft and a single sight alignment line in the back cavity. Ashley has a loft of 2.5 degrees and lie of 72 degrees (2 degrees flat or upright available) with length options of 33-35 inches and custom lengths. The putter will be available Dec. 15 in both right-and left-handed for a suggested retail of $220 (U.S.).

CARLSBAD, Calif. - TaylorMade-adidas Golf today announced a contract extension with PGA Tour player Andres Romero. Currently ranked No. 32 in the Official World Golf Ranking, Romero will continue to play TaylorMade golf clubs, wear the TaylorMade logo on the front of his headwear, use a TaylorMade staff bag and wear adidas Golf footwear and apparel.

"TaylorMade-adidas Golf has been influential in what I have achieved to this point and I'm excited to continue my career with them," Romero said. "When they come out with new equipment, I have no hesitation to put it in play because I know the level of sophistication behind its creation. I can't wait for the 2009 season to get started."

The 26-year old Argentinian is coming off a successful rookie PGA Tour campaign in which he captured his first PGA Tour victory at the Zurich Classic in New Orleans in March, which earned him a position in the Masters for the first time. Romero also qualified for the Tour Championship after finishing 28th in the FedExCup standings. For the season, he earned more than $2 million and finished 35th on the money list – more than any other PGA Tour rookie.

"Andres is one of the most exciting young players in golf and his aggressive and athletic style make him a natural fit for TaylorMade-adidas Golf," said Chuck Presto, senior vice president of global sports marketing. "Everyone remembers his final round birdie explosion at the 2007 Open Championship and we look forward to more success together over a long Tour career. Andres is already a household name in Argentina and we're confident his appeal will spread across the rest of the globe in the near future."

Romero has logged six international victories and has also played exceptionally well in major championships. In eight career major championships, Romero has finished in the top-10 four times, including a breakthrough performance and third-place finish at the 2007 Open Championship plus he was tied for seventh in the 2008 PGA Championship and tied for eighth in the 2008 Masters. (December 2, 2008)

HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA - Cleveland Golf/Srixon congratulates Srixon staffer Henrik Stenson for his outstanding performance which helped secure Sweden’s victory at the 2008 Omega Mission Hills World Cup. Stenson’s Swedish tandem had not led in any of the previous rounds and trailed by four shots at the start of the final round, but a scintillating 9-under par 63, which included five birdies on the front nine, helped clinch the second ever World Cup Title for Sweden. “It’s been a great week,” said Stenson. “Obviously even better when we come out on top.” Stenson won the tournament using Srixon I -701 irons and a new Srixon prototype golf ball.

In the Sunshine Tour, Srixon staffer Garth Mulroy won the 2008 Coca-Cola Championship by seven strokes at The Outeniqua at Fancourt. At the event, Mulroy also teamed up to win the betterball competition with an 18-under par performance. “It was great fun, and good to be able to make a difference, as well with the charity aspect,” said Mulroy. He currently carries a Cleveland HiBORE XLS fairway wood, Srixon I – 701 Tour irons and CG14 wedges (54, 60) in his bag and plays the new Srixon prototype golf ball.

Congratulations are also in order for Srixon staffers Robert Allenby and Tim Clark who finished 3rd and 4th respectively, at the 2008 Sportsbet Australian Masters.
DECEMBER 1, 2008