Wednesday February 7, 9:30 am ET
TORONTO--(MARKET WIRE)--Feb 7, 2007 -- Element 21 Golf Company ("e21") (OTC BB:EGLF.OB - News) (Frankfurt:BJQ.F - News), a manufacturer of advanced Scandium Alloy golf equipment, reported today that the introduction of its revolutionary new Emc2 Driver received great reviews at the PGA Merchandise show in Orlando, Florida. The deliveries of the driver to retailers will commence in April - May of 2007.
Source: Element 21 Golf Co.
The new Emc2 driver utilizes a proprietary Multi-Material, Scandium Cup Face (MMSCF) technology, which capitalizes on the unique properties of e21's Scandium Alloy and maximizes the drivers Moment of Inertia (MOI). The driver proved to be easier to manufacture, and corrected designs of the 2006 limited edition driver. At the center of the driver is a forged, Scandium Cup Face, designed to maximize energy transfer with the largest sweet spot and extreme low angle of dispersion, maximizes distance on drives from all areas of the driver face. In addition, the Scandium Cup Face has by design "softer" hitting surface, resulting in unprecedented, industry-low spin rates on center and off center drives. The result is what e21 believes to be the most accurate driver in golf by far.
The crown of the driver is a carbon composite and in turn, the light-weight aspect of this material allows e21 designers to strategically place more perimeter weight in order to increase club head stability. This has resulted in not only added distance but straighter drives. The sole of the multi-material driver is stainless steel, which adds weight where it is needed and provides exceptional wear resistance.
"I was simply amazed at how forgiving and accurate this club is," stated a top PGA Teaching Professional who tested the Emc2 driver at the PGA Merchandise Show. "I purposely hit drives on different parts of the club face and was very surprised and impressed to see the exceptionally low spin rates recorded on the launch monitor. This is an extremely accurate driver, with such a 'soft feel!'"
"We have spent considerable resources and time with mechanical engineers and our designers designing a driver that best optimizes the unique properties of our e21 Scandium alloy," stated Mr. Bill Dey, e21's Chief Operating officer. "Like our other clubs, the response to our new driver from recreational golfers with high handicaps to PGA Pro's with low handicaps was consistent. Great feel, more distance and superior accuracy was the resounding feedback from the players as well as the launch monitor at our booth. We have a very hot and very accurate driver that fully conforms to all rules of golf."
