Element 21 Golf announces its shafts played at Tavistock Cup
TORONTO --
Element 21 Golf Company ("e21") announced that their shafts were in play at the highly anticipated Tavistock Cup 2007. A nationally televised tournament in which PGA Tour Professionals, from two highly regarded Florida based country clubs, compete against each other for a $2.6 Million dollar purse and local bragging rights. This is by no means your regular Country Club rivalry; together the 20 members of these two teams at Isleworth and Lake Nona have racked up more than 590 Worldwide Tour Victories and 43 Major Championships. This elite team competition features only the best players, including 4 of the Top 10 Players in the World. The Tavistock Cup has become the bona fide World Golf and Country Club Championship and is an officially sanctioned PGA Tour event.
A member of Team Isleworth has been using the e21 Eagle One Scandium Alloy shafts all season on Tour and put them to the test in the Four-Ball Medal Match Play and Four-Ball Singles Medal Match Play. They are an 11-Time Winner on the PGA Tour, have 97 career Top 10 Finishes to their credit and are considered one of the best ball strikers on the PGA Tour. He's placed not only his confidence, but his country club's bragging rights in the e21 Scandium Alloy shafts, and partnered with the #1 Player in the World at Tavistock Cup 2007.
About The e21 Eagle One Scandium Shafts
e21's Scandium Alloy shafts are manufactured using a proprietary 25-step production process to create a seamless, extruded shaft. Variable wall thickness and the alloy's high tensile strength results in a vibration dampening system called ShockBlok(TM) with 270% better shock attenuation than steel shafts that protects golfer's bodies, bones and joints. Each e21 shaft is made from a single piece of Scandium Alloy resulting in unmatched consistency from club to club as well as unprecedented accuracy and an industry leading torque of as low as 1.4
