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PACOIMA,
Calif. -- In a virtual dead-heat down to the final
hole of the final round, graphite shafts manufactured
by Harrison Sports finished strong at the Nationwide
Tour"s 2005 Knoxville Open in Knoxville, Tenn. This
week"s runner-up played a Harrison Pro
2.5 FL graphite shaft in his La Jolla Knife
3-wood, shooting a final round 69 to finish only
one-stroke away from a first-place victory.
"This
week"s competition at the Knoxville Open was as
close as it gets, and the Harrison Pro 2.5 graphite
shaft provided an outstanding performance in accuracy,"
says Arnie Cunningham, a PGA Tour representative
for Harrison Sports with 20 years on Tour. "Our
Pro 2.5 shaft delivers superior consistency, and
our Harrison player put up some terrific numbers.
In fact, after all four rounds at Knoxville, he
was ranked No. 1 in both Greens-in-Regulation and
Birdies."
The
Pro
2.5 FL is well-known for winning three consecutive
World Long Drive championships, and it provides
the distance and accuracy upon which
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pro golfers depend day after day. The Harrison
Pro
2.5 FL shaft is composed of boron reinforced
X-6200 graphite and features a high flex point and
only 2.5 degrees of torque. Pro
2.5 FL shafts are available in a 74-gram weight
option with flexes ranging from S/X to X/2X.
In
addition to its strong showing in Knoxville this
week, Harrison graphite shafts have already claimed
victories in 2005 on nearly every pro tour, including
The Rex Hospital Open on the Nationwide Tour, the
Fedex Kinko"s Classic on the Champions Tour, and
the Zurich Open at New Orleans on the PGA Tour.
Harrison
shafts are made from the finest in graphite, titanium
and boron materials and are a popular and growing
choice among golfers on all the pro tours as well
as for custom clubmakers and golf enthusiasts. Harrison
shafts are available from more than 6000 local dealers
throughout the United States. Please call 800-347-4646
or e-mail us at info@harrison.com
for a dealer near you.
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