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[McGolf]

The new Rock and Roll golf company. Im glad they are building their own identity instead of a second fiddle to Titleist.
Gook luck.
We saw Lexi at the local steak house with mom and dad. She seems very nice.

[JohnBarry]

I agree, they are really setting themselves apart from the other companies, doesn't matter if you like or dislike their products, they are unique and different than the norm in golf. maybe they will be the company leading the push to make golf "cool" among this generation of teenagers and grow the sport.

[wdgolf]

JohnBarry, on 16 February 2012 - 09:20 AM, said:

I agree, they are really setting themselves apart from the other companies, doesn't matter if you like or dislike their products, they are unique and different than the norm in golf. maybe they will be the company leading the push to make golf "cool" among this generation of teenagers and grow the sport.

It's a smart move on their part and I'm sure it will work too. It's interesting to see how different companies market to different age groups. Cleveland I think is taking the opposite side of the age spectrum with the classic looks. The others (Adams, Taylormade, Callaway, Titleist, etc...) seem to be all fighting over the same pie.