KINGS LINKS GOLF CENTRE, ABERDEEN
Biggest Names in Golf Under
One Roof for One Day Only
Aberdeen's Kings Links Golf Centre will be host to the biggest names in golf on Saturday, March 22.
Representatives from Ping, Callaway, Nike, Wilson, Taylor Made, Mizuno and Cleveland to name a few, will be at Aberdeen’s biggest golf retail outlet and driving range for a one-day only event where North-east golfers will have an opportunity to try out the very latest in golf equipment.
The Demo Day, which will run from 10am until 4pm, gives golfers the chance to meet the manufacturers and the centre’s professionals to discuss and try out the best and most suitable equipment for them.
For the first time at the Kings Links, Mizuno will have representatives on hand to demonstrate the benefits of its new Trackman technology. Based on Doppler radar technology, Trackman measures the exact 3-D club movement and ball flight, and provides precise data on the ball launch, ball flight and ball landing.
Paul Girvan, director of golf at The Kings Links Golf Centre says: “This is the first time ten leading manufacturers of golfing equipment will be under one roof to showcase their latest products. It is an ideal opportunity for golfers to have one-to-one session to find out which kit is best for them. Our professional golfers will offer their views on what each golfer needs, depending on his or her ability and aspirations.”
Golfers are recommended to book appointments in advance to avoid disappointment. For more information contact Paul Girvan on 01224 641577.
The Kings Links Golf Centre, situated on Golf Road, Aberdeen (behind Pittodrie Stadium) is the largest independent golf retail centre in Scotland and boasts a 56 bay floodlit driving range on two tiers with carpeted bays and the finest quality mats and range balls. The award-winning 3000 sq ft superstore, stocks everything for the beginner to the seasoned golfer. Kings Links is operated by Craig Group Leisure, a division of global shipping and energy services firm, Craig Group
One Roof for One Day Only
Aberdeen's Kings Links Golf Centre will be host to the biggest names in golf on Saturday, March 22.
Representatives from Ping, Callaway, Nike, Wilson, Taylor Made, Mizuno and Cleveland to name a few, will be at Aberdeen’s biggest golf retail outlet and driving range for a one-day only event where North-east golfers will have an opportunity to try out the very latest in golf equipment.
The Demo Day, which will run from 10am until 4pm, gives golfers the chance to meet the manufacturers and the centre’s professionals to discuss and try out the best and most suitable equipment for them.
For the first time at the Kings Links, Mizuno will have representatives on hand to demonstrate the benefits of its new Trackman technology. Based on Doppler radar technology, Trackman measures the exact 3-D club movement and ball flight, and provides precise data on the ball launch, ball flight and ball landing.
Paul Girvan, director of golf at The Kings Links Golf Centre says: “This is the first time ten leading manufacturers of golfing equipment will be under one roof to showcase their latest products. It is an ideal opportunity for golfers to have one-to-one session to find out which kit is best for them. Our professional golfers will offer their views on what each golfer needs, depending on his or her ability and aspirations.”
Golfers are recommended to book appointments in advance to avoid disappointment. For more information contact Paul Girvan on 01224 641577.
The Kings Links Golf Centre, situated on Golf Road, Aberdeen (behind Pittodrie Stadium) is the largest independent golf retail centre in Scotland and boasts a 56 bay floodlit driving range on two tiers with carpeted bays and the finest quality mats and range balls. The award-winning 3000 sq ft superstore, stocks everything for the beginner to the seasoned golfer. Kings Links is operated by Craig Group Leisure, a division of global shipping and energy services firm, Craig Group
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