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PACOIMA,
Calif. Ñ In the highly competitive graphite shaft
industry in which tour exposure is paramount, the
popularity of Harrison graphite shafts is on the
rise. More than twice the number of Harrison shafts
were in play this week from the same time last year,
and at this week's Booz Allen Classic in Bethesda,
Md., Harrison stepped up to win the sixth-place
money position with its Striper Tour 70 graphite
shaft
"We've
doubled the number of Harrison shafts in play over
the last year, and there's no question that Harrison
graphite shafts are garnering more attention among
the pros," says Arnie Cunningham, PGA Tour representative
for Harrison Sports. "The Harrison Striper Tour,
which took sixth-place this weekend on the PGA Tour,
is a great example. The Striper
Tour graphite shaft generates a low spin rate
and slightly higher launch angle, and it provides
an incredibly consistent shot dispersion that the
pros really appreciate."
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Available
in 60-, 70- and 80-gram models, Harrison Striper
Tour shafts are among the market's most stable
graphite design and feature ßexes ranging from Senior
to Extra-Stiff. In addition, the Striper Tour has
received such notoriety on tour that the shaft is
now available as upgrade options with almost all
of the Top 10 original equipment manufacturers.
Harrison
graphite shafts are engineered and manufactured
from the ½nest in graphite, titanium and boron materials,
and are among the most-trusted graphite shafts in
the world. The 2005 season has already been a huge
success for Harrison shafts, which have won victories
at the Zurich Open of New Orleans on the PGA Tour;
the Fedex Kinko's Classic and the Blue Angels Classic
on the Champions Tour; and The Rex Hospital Open
on the Nationwide Tour.
Harrison
shafts are available from more than 6000 dealers
across the United States. For a dealer near you,
please call 800.347.4646 or e-mail info@harrison.com.
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