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LAMKIN SCORES ANOTHER 2012 PGA TOUR VICTORY

Congratulations to the winner of the WGC Cadillac Championship at Doral who uses the Lamkin Performance Plus 3GEN golf grips.  The come-from-behind victory was cemented with a birdie on the 14th that secured his lead.

The winner has now won two PGA Tour events using both the white and black Performance Plus 3GEN grips.  Featuring a reduced-taper profile, the grips are designed to control action and movement in the lower hand, resulting in more shot distance and control.   The grips are made with the patented 3GEN technology, a unique material advantage that provides the ultimate in shock absorption and tackiness.   In addition to being a favorite among Tour players, the Performance Plus 3GEN grip received the coveted Golf Digest Gold Medal in 2010.

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THERE’S A GOOD CHANCE YOU’RE ALREADY PLAYING OUR GRIPS

Do you know what brand of grips you’re playing with? You’d be surprised how many people actually have Lamkin grips on their clubs yet don’t even know it. We’ve been providing grips to all the major club manufacturers for years. Chances are though, you won’t see the Lamkin logo on them. We’re hoping to see that change. And speaking of change, if you want to change your game, change your grips. It’s a relatively inexpensive way to feel like you have a set of new clubs. If you’re grips are worn, if you’ve played over 40 rounds with them, or if you’re holding on for dear life to prevent your hands from slipping, it’s time for new grips. Our 3GEN grips with patent pending technology stay tacky in all weather conditions–even snow. (Okay, we haven’t really tested them in snow, but be the first and let us know.)

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LAMKIN GRIPS GOES BACK TO SCHOOL

At the San Diego Intercollegiate Classic this past weekend, the SMU Mustangs men’s golf team, aided by No. 6 player Aaron Stewart’s third-round 73, walked away with the title. But it was a first-time program executed by title sponsor Lamkin Grips that had participants and onlookers alike talking. With a prestigious field of 12 men’s collegiate teams competing at the nearby San Diego Country Club in Chula Vista, Lamkin Grips took advantage of the close proximity to company headquarters to introduce its latest college support program: providing free new golf grips to coaches of eligible Division I and II teams.

“It’s a chance for us to give something back to the players and coaches who work so hard to maintain the integrity of this great game,” said CEO Bob Lamkin.

Lamkin Grips believes in gender equality as well. The company’s latest initiative is also available to any eligible Division I and II women’s golf teams. Coaches interested in receiving new grips can select from any of Lamkin’s current market grips and then send their request directly to griprequest@lamkingrips.com.

Maintaining and upgrading one’s grips is a critical component for any competitive golfer’s game. And this past weekend’s San Diego Intercollegiate Classic, where local powers San Diego State (ranked No. 6 nationally) and the University of San Diego (No. 19) finish third and fourth, respectively, set the stage for an opportunity that only the folks at Lamkin Grips could provide.

“We’re always trying to educate golfers on the importance of regripping,” said Lamkin. “After 50-60 rounds, or about once a year for most golfers, clubs should be regripped. At the collegiate level, players are regripping much more often so providing free grips to their coaches is a great bonus!”

New golf grips, courtesy of Lamkin, are on the way.

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