Garret
Willis Uses Harrison Shaft to Record First Top 10 of Year
San
Antonio, Texas, Sept. 29, 2002 Garret Willis, playing with
the Harrison Pro 2.5 Titanium shaft in his driver, produced his
first top 10 finish of the 2002 PGA Tour season with a 264 total
in the Valero Texas Open to finish in second place, three shots
off the pace. Included in Willis' four-round total was a course
record 61 in the second round at the par 70, 6,881-yard LaCantera
course in San Antonio.
Willis,
who is exempt from qualifying on the PGA Tour due to his 2001 victory
in the Touchstone Energy Tucson Open, uses accuracy off the tee
with his driver to help him into a tie for first place in the PGA
Tour statistic of Greens-In-Regulation putting average from 25-30
feet.
Willis'
accomplishment continues HarrisonŐs momentum as having the fastest-growing
use of shafts on the professional tours worldwide.
Cambridge
Cites Harrison Shaft in Achieving European Senior Tour Success
Delroy
Cambridge recorded his third European Senior Tour championship of
the year with his victory in the European Senior Match Play Championship
on Oct. 12. Using a Harrison Striper Titanium shaft in his Cleveland
Launcher driver, Cambridge has won three times in 2002 on the European
Senior Tour. His previous wins were in the Microlease Jersey Senior
Masters and the Bovis Lend Lease European Senior Masters.
"The
Harrison shaft is the best feeling, most consistent shaft I have
ever hit," Cambridge said after he Bovis championship. "I
stand on the tee and feel confident that I can hit it where I want."
The
increased use of Harrison shafts on professional tours worldwide
is based on HarrisonŐs Shaft-Lag-Reduction technology. The shaft
has been used for victories in eight events in 2002, including the
PGA Tour Memorial Tournament and the Senior PGA Tour Countrywide
Tradition.
Harrison
Shafts Lead to Long Drive Accomplishment
Harrison
shafts continued their record of contributing to the accomplishment
of golfers participating in the Pinnacle World Long Driving Championships.
Harrison Long Drive Team members Vince Ciurluini and David Moley
placed in the top eight in the finals. Ciurluini powered his drive
334-yards, four-inches in the finals.
Harrison
Long Drive Team members won three of the five qualifying events
for the Pinnacle World Long Driving Championships. The Harrison
Pro 2.5 shafts are key in the team members combining to lead all
shafts in the LDA TourŐs Money List in 2002.
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