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Lamkin Putter Grips Deliver Back-to-Back Wins(January 31st 2006) SAN DIEGO — Where sensitivity meets strength, Lamkin putter grips delivered tour-winning feel and performance for this week’s champion, who drained a nine-foot eagle putt for a two-stroke victory at the Turtle Bay Championship in Hawaii. The win was the second consecutive victory for Lamkin grips, and the 50-year-old winner is the first Champions Tour player in more than five years to win the first two events of the season. In other Tour news, Lamkin also won two Top Five money-positions at the Buick Invitational on the PGA Tour, including second-place with its Crossline series of high-performance grips. “Lamkin grips has always enjoyed phenomenal success on the professional tours, but winning the first two tournaments of the year on the Champions Tour is a great start,” says Bob Lamkin, president and CEO of the Lamkin Corporation. “We’ve spent over 80 years providing golfers with the best grips in the industry, and the number of players who trust the comfort, performance and confidence provided by our grips continues to grow every day.” Lamkin provides the world’s most advanced putter grip technology. From the unmistakable Crossline paddle to the new Dual Density Torsion Control putter grip, Lamkin grips provide just the right feel to give every player a perfect putting stroke. The Crossline series, for example, is designed to reduce torque and increase hand traction with a distinctly soft feel. The latest grip for 2006, the all-new Lamkin Dual Density Torsion Control series is a perfect fit for the majority of golfers and features an eye-catching blue, Laser-Tac™ surface layer and 20 separate, innovative stabilizing bars to reduce torque and increase club control more than any other grip on the market. Well-known as a groundbreaking company in grip innovations, Lamkin is dedicated to improving player’s comfort and performance in the game. Lamkin researches and develops their own proprietary composite materials to ensure that each grip performs to exact specifications.
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