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JANUARY 2018 ENTHE INGE MONTRGIZHLY UPDATE FULL ING SCHEDULE AT PGA SHOW ING Co-Hosting Wednesday Reception For All PGA Show Media Spring Conference Early- Bird Deadline Extended Member Follow Us & Like Us On Spotlight VPAR & THE ING UPDATE PUBLICATION FlingGolf ClubING Opens Doors At PGA Show ING members and their guests are again invited to reception. The 24th ING Industry Honors will be take advantage of ClubING at the PGA Merchandise presented Thursday afternoon at 12:30. Please help Show in Orlando Jan. 24-26. us fill up the room for those important awards cer- The ING Hospitality Room – 309A/B – will offer emonies, and bring a friend! a slightly new look, a full schedule of events, as Pellucid returns to deliver its always highly antici- well as an opportunity to take a break from the PGA pated and informative State of the Industry presen- Show floor, or have meetings. tation on Thursday morning at 10:30, and will add ING will take this opportunity to update its mem- a new presentation this year at 3:30 pm: The Golf bers on the 28th Annual ING Spring Conference and Operator of the Future Panel. feature this year’s host, IP Casino Resort & Spa and The sponsor list so far includes CHASE54, Knuth the Biloxi, Mississippi area. Golf, Nexbelt, PGA Golf Exhibitions, Wilson Golf Highlighting the schedule again this year are the and Zero Friction. two ING awards presentations. The 24th Annual ING Media Awards Presentation Press Conference is set Tentative Schedule For Room 309: for 4:45 pm on Wednesday, followed by a cocktail WEDNESDAY 8 am Coffee with ING 4:45 pm ING Media Awards Presentation THURSDAY 8 am Coffee with ING 10:30 am Pellucid State of the Industry Program 12:30 pm ING Industry Honors Presentation 3:30 pm Pellucid Golf Operator of the Future Panel 5 pm ING Happy Hour ENERGIZ ING, PGA Golf Exhibitions To Co-Host Media Reception At PGA Show Every media member covering the PGA Merchan- Gen i1 Smart Ball has a core that contains a dise Show will be invited to the ING PGA Show nine-axis embedded sensor and on-board MCU that Media Reception on Wednesday, Jan. 24 from 5:30 acts like a miniature launch monitor inside. The ball pm to 6:30 pm in Room 312. is calibrated for measuring initial direction, speed, ING will utilize the opportunity to introduce the impact force, and ball rotation. non-profit networking organization to a room full of The Gimme Golf Bag Beer Mug is truly worthy media prospects, with the goal being to sign up new of the 19th hole with the perfect combination of members. style, function and intricate details of a golf bag that A short presentation will be made by a few ING any golfer would appreciate. members, and there will be giveaways and drawings. GlowGear Interactive has designed the first inter- Several PGA Show exhibitors will be participating active, topographical field targets that allow facilities with tabletop displays during the reception. Among to “turn off their lights and turn on the course,” with the participating companies are: light, sound and interactive entertainment. Chippo Golf has combined golf with the popular Eaton’s Golf Pride Grips is recognized globally game of Cornhole to deliver a fun backyard game for as the number one choice in grips among TOUR and golfers. It’s played like Cornhole, but you chip the recreational players, competitive amateur golfers, balls instead of tossing the bags. club manufacturers and club repairmen. Corkcicle creates innovative hydration and bar- Knuth Golf designed High Heat metalwoods with ware products. Corkcicle products are inspired by a amateurs in mind. High Heat’s driver, fairway woods mission to complement personal style, while reduc- and hybrids have been named the “Best” in their ing personal impact on the planet. class by several major golf media. FLUX Golf is a golf innovation studio with over a Nexbelt’s unique ratcheting system called decade of Insert technology development. FLUX has PreciseFit allows the wearer to adjust his or her belt seen the impact of its designs with victories on all in ¼ inch increments, providing the golfer with the major tours. best fit, feel, and fashion available. TOUR EDGE ING FANTASY GOLF GAME There is still time to join in the fun in the Tour Edge ING Fantasy Golf Game. Forms follow on the next two pages. Pick a different PGA Tour professional in each event, and you will be credited in points with the amount of prize money your player wins that week. You can only use each player once. At the conclusion of the PGA Tour season, Tour Edge will award prizes to the top eight finishers in the contest, based on the points they have earned during the season. The winner gets a complete set of Tour Edge clubs. Weekly updates are emailed by the ING staff, and trash talk abounds via email. THE ING UPDATE PUBLICATION Final 2017 Razor Golf 42. Tommy Fleetwood ING Pick Your Pro 43. Ryan Moore Leaderboard 44. Webb Simpson 45. Ian Poulter 2018 Tour Edge ING 46. Adam Scott 1. Selfa, Dominic 7,304,414 47. Russell Knox Fantasy Golf Contest 2. Wires, Greg 6,135,404 48. Phil Mickelson Include name and assigned number — 49. Charl Schwartzel 3. Lux, Ron 6,010,638 i.e., Dustin Johnson - 1 — in the “Your 50. Emiliano Grillo 4. Kupperbusch 5,610,772 Selection” column on the entry form on the next page. 51. Scott Brown 5. Milewsky, C. 6,246,930 You may pick any players you wish, 52. Jonas Blixt 6. MacKay, Vicky 5,301,876 even if they are not listed below. For 53. Brandt Snedeker 7. Stefan, Brian 5,198,365 write-ins, put the # 01. Each week you 54. Cody Gribble 8. Gorman, Tom 5,082,219 are credited in points equal to the money 55. Keegan Bradley 9. MacKay, Leigh 4,630,230 earnings of your selected player. 56. Kelly Kraft 10. Grossi, Bob 4,049,327 A player may only be used once!! 57. Patrick Cantlay 11. Laurance, Mitch 4,005,981 58. Bud Cauley 12. Oliver, Bob 4,003,916 59. Ollie Schniederjans 1. Dustin Johnson 60. Henrik Stenson 13. Massino, Lou 3,993,822 2. Hideki Matsuyama 61. Jason Dufner 14. Helens, Reese 3,849,301 3. Justin Thomas 62. Kevin Tway 15. Kane, Kevin 3,803,035 4. Jon Rahm 63. Martin Laird 16. Leodora, Tony 3,775,336 5. Pat Perez 64. Scott Piercy 17. Seely, Fred 3,645,210 6. Jordan Spieth 65. Jhonattan Vegas 18. Law, Cody 3,611,427 7. Adam Hadwin 66. James Hahn 19. Glozek, John 3,603,266 8. Justin Rose 67. Ross Fisher 20. Rehberg, Adam 3,253,997 9. Sergio Garcia 68. Chris Kirk 21. Caiazzo, Eddie 3,251,555 10. Rickie Fowler 69. William McGirt 22. Ziehm, Len 3,199,631 11. Brian Harman 70. Byeong Hun An 23. Kern, Mike 3,183,292 12. Marc Leishman 71. Tyrrell Hatton 24. Mears, Andy 2,870,765 13. Brendan Steele 72. Jim Herman 14. Si Woo Kim 73. Sean O’Hair 25. Ingoldsby, John 2,122,259 15. Russell Henley 74. Nick Taylor 16. Billy Horschel 75. Seung-yul Noh 17. Brooks Koepka 76. Patrick Reed 18. Kevin Kisner 77. Rafael Cabrera Bello 19. Gary Woodland 78. J.J. Spaun 20. Wesley Bryan 79. Kevin Na 21. Louis Oosthuizen 80. Luke Donald Tour Edge ING Pick 22. Mackenzie Hughes 81. Jamie Lovemark 23. Kevin Chappell 82. Morgan Hoffmann Your Pro Prizes 24. Hudson Swafford 83. Graham DeLaet Tour Edge Golf will provide a 25. Francesco Molinari 84. Jimmy Walker complete set of irons and woods to 26. Cameron Smith 85. Patton Kizzire the season-long winner. Other prizes 27. Daniel Berger 86. Cheng Tsung Pan 2 through 8 include Tour Edge irons, 28. Bill Haas 87. Michael Kim drivers, fairway woods and hybrids. 29. Charles Howell III 88. Branden Grace Tour Edge manufactures and sells 30. Paul Casey 89. Alex Noren golf clubs under the Exotics, Hot 31. Charley Hoffman 90. Chex Reavie Launch, and Bazooka brand names. 32. Thomas Pieters 91. D.A. Points Exotics products bring futuristic 33. Sung-hoo Kang 92. Martin Kaymer technologies to the marketplace with 34. Lucas Glover 93. Jason Kokrak experienced designers and smaller 35. Luke List 94. Anirban Lahiri production runs. 36. 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