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Recommended Vendor List SOUTHERN TEXAS PGA RECOMMENDED VENDOR LIST 2020 Partners of the STPGA COMPANY REP(S) PHONE EMAIL(S) Kerry Genzer 832.581.9807 [email protected] Pete Gibbons 760.607.9750 [email protected] Adidas Stacey McKay 469.569.8165 [email protected] Kori Strain 512.751.3730 [email protected] Shelly Stone 512.785.7867 [email protected] AHEAD Scott Stone 512.785.3567 [email protected] Tim Walsh 470.270.4687 [email protected] Bridgestone Jefrey Wessels 281.686.4493 [email protected] Chuck Cox 832.381.0667 [email protected] Cleveland - Srixon - Steve Nichols 714.231.6192 [email protected] XXIO Britt Vealey 512.809.2306 [email protected] Trey Holroyd 919.801.6888 [email protected] Randy Jones 682.308.9509 [email protected] Club Car Doyle Massey 817.247.1589 [email protected] Kevin Newton 972.571.2303 [email protected] Bob Burg 480.390.2372 [email protected] CMC Mark Danton 713.398.8069 [email protected] Mike Hall 760.450.5782 [email protected] Cobra - Puma Brian Hernandez 832.693.8801 [email protected] Wiliam Meredith 817.980.7311 [email protected] Criquet Billy Nachman 415.307.4787 [email protected] Destinaion Kohler Bryan Stevens 920.565.6059 [email protected] Jon Boland 716.316.1162 [email protected] Donald Ross Dan Liscio 951.303.5323 [email protected] Elite Fundraising Shane Pearce 713.409.5980 [email protected] Solutions, Inc. Envirocleanse Shaun Helmle 281.989.6604 [email protected] Daniel Fountain 571.414.9230 [email protected] Evolve BJ Maloy 910.200.6206 [email protected] Ryan Brooks 512.417.9918 [email protected] E-Z-Go Adam Harris 817.320.8767 [email protected] FLAGD Golf Troy Parish 760.250.1110 tparish@flagdgolf.com Garia Joey Panozzo 281.797.2510 [email protected] Rene Mangus [email protected] Golf Scorecards, Inc. 1.800.238.7267 Mike Suckling [email protected] Patrick Coughlin 760.695.8716 [email protected] GT Golf Supplies Sean Reeve 956.874.4692 [email protected] Todd Blackmar 419.350.1149 [email protected] Haas-Jordan Mark Danton 713.398.8069 [email protected] HL Sport Tom Kraner 713.252.3130 [email protected] by Horn Legend Alvin Newell 281.844.3058 [email protected] Amy Grogan 800.383.7273 [email protected] Hole-In-One USA Terry Ulleseit 800.383.7273 [email protected] Ikonik Golf Tim Campbell 421.260.4169 [email protected] COMPANY REP(S) PHONE EMAIL(S) Janiking Mike Biggs 214.926.4791 [email protected] Junior Golf Hub Danny Dolan 973.207.5777 [email protected] L.A.B. Golf Company Jennifer Foxworthy 775.846.2917 [email protected] Herbert Ngo 416.465.7211 [email protected] Levelwear Justin Phillips 713.449.4222 [email protected] Dale Blackburn 832.515.5925 [email protected] John Ellis 210.508.3208 [email protected] Lorente Kelly Ellis 210.508.6201 [email protected] Mark Felton 877.281.6469 [email protected] Dale Blackburn 832.515.5925 [email protected] Morell Studios Kelly Ellis 210.508.6201 [email protected] Dale Blackburn 832.515.5925 [email protected] NexBelt Kelly Ellis 210.508.6201 [email protected] Barrett Martens 816.389.9748 [email protected] Charlie Gross 919.355.3930 [email protected] Operation 36 Matthew Reagan 607.542.0318 [email protected] Mark Danton 713.398.8069 [email protected] Ouray Sportswear Roger Landry 303.250.9050 [email protected] Perry Weather Patrick McKinley 214.773.1214 [email protected] Jef Beauregard 817.205.8776 [email protected] PING Gene Graham 801.557.7239 [email protected] Bryant Hiskey 713.417.9355 [email protected] Prize Possesions James Lynch 800.283.1166 [email protected] Neil Milgram 844.707.855 [email protected] ProBuy Denis O’Donnell 941.962.5617 [email protected] John Ellis 210.508.3208 [email protected] Pukka Kelly Ellis 210.508.6201 [email protected] Ryan Nolz 310.985.9102 [email protected] Sam Houston Rich Ballinger 936.662.3914 [email protected] State University Craig Hamet 239.898.6114 [email protected] Signature Golf Tjaart Vander Walt 561.308.2417 [email protected] Stitch Nathan Erwin 512.796.1912 [email protected] SuperSpeed Golf Mike Pech 312.607.7703 [email protected] Taylor Artman 405.205.2425 [email protected] Surf and Turf Golf Kristopher Brant 352.233.2393 [email protected] Dick Middleton 903.814.4648 [email protected] Texoma Golf Texoma 800.869,0940 [email protected] TPx Communications Mary Chapman 949.777.7037 [email protected] Turf Hound Brian Golden 301.629.7825 [email protected] Mark Adams 281.310.2570 [email protected] Kevin Clare 512.295.1068 [email protected] US Foods Amy Lofton 512.295.1449 [email protected] Craig Westberry 281.310.2581 [email protected] Mark Danton 713.398.8069 [email protected] Winston Collection Andrew McDurmon 248.613.8100 [email protected] JT Carney 678.551.0524 [email protected] Yamaha David Stewart 512.585.3891 [email protected].
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