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2016 TST Partner GAME GOLF is excited to kick off 2016 with two AWESOME contests:

#1: WIN AN IN-PERSON LESSON WITH GOLF GURU MARK CROSSFIELD IN LAS VEGAS

Yes, you heard correctly!! GAME GOLF and Mark Crossfield (@4golfonline) are teaming up again to offer another amazing prize giveaway!

Following the success of our UK giveaway with Mark back in Spring 2015, we have decicded to team up again and offer TWO lucky winners in the US the chance to meet with Mark for an in-person lesson in LAS VEGAS to review their GAME GOLF stats.

In short......

The Prize (for the Two (2) Grand Prize Winners) will include:

  • One in-person golf lesson with PGA golf instructor Mark Crossfield on January 31st, 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada
  • Coach airfare for one 
  • One Nights’ accommodation at a 4 Star hotel 
  • One GAME GOLF LIVE system

More info here.

 

#2: PGA TOUR PRO JIM FURYK TEES IT UP FOR THE LAUNCH OF GAME GOLF LIVE

Last month, we introduced the world’s first wearable, real-time automatic shot tracker for both iOS and Android smartphone platforms, called GAME GOLF LIVE.

As part of the introduction, 2003 US Open Champion and GAME GOLF Pro Jim Furyk has teamed up with us to offer two Grand Prize winners’ tickets to the 6th Annual Jim Furyk & Friends Concert and Celebrity Golf Classic on March 13 and 14 2016 at Sawgrass Country Club in Ponte Vedra Beach, FL. Furyk has been involved with GAME GOLF since we launched; and his golf rounds using the system can be publicly viewed and followed by all our GAME GOLF users.

The annual fund-raiser, hosted by the Jim and Tabitha Furyk Foundation and sponsored by AT&T and Web.com, among others, has a goal to raise more than $1 million. On Sunday, the Furyk & Friends Concert will be a private event for golf participants and their guests where local chefs prepare food highlighting their favorite delicatessen. On Monday, golfers will tee it up with some of the biggest names from the PGA TOUR and beyond at Sawgrass Country Club. Proceeds from the event support specific projects, including providing food for at least five elementary schools through Blessings in a Backpack, Community PedsCare, Operation Shower, Wolfson Children’s Hospital and many other charitable projects.

Each Grand Prize also includes round-trip travel and accommodations for two, as well as one round of golf for two at Sawgrass Country Club, best known for being the host of the Tournament Players Championship from 1977 to 1981, as well as numerous other tournaments for the Florida State Golf Association, Jacksonville Area Golf Association, the Women’s Western Amateur Golf Association, Florida State Golf Association and other national and college events.

To enter this competition, contestants must a minimum of one 18-hole golf score(s) through the GAME GOLF LIVE device ONLY (which must be synched to the GAME GOLF system). After the first score is entered, the contestant will be eligible to win the Grand Prize. Any additional score(s) entered within the Sweepstakes period will not grant an additional entry.

More info here.

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Signing up for both now! Sawgrass Country Club is a pretty nice course.

 

I just hope I can get a round in with this winter weather....southern guys have a nice advantage here haha

Kyle Paulhus

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Hearing about it now almost cuts off half the country due to weather! :cry:

I might just put on the winter cloths and play 18 just in spite. :-D

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Better dust the cobwebs off my clubs and my butt on a golf course. Hopefully I won't need any directions on how to get there ;-)

 

J/K, I don't let my clubs sit untouched long enough to get cobwebs on them :-D

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Entered! I hope to get a lesson from that crazy guy!-Maybe I can just play him for a G.

"The expert golfer has maximum time to make minimal compensations. The poorer player has minimal time to make maximum compensations." - And no, I'm not Mac. Please do not PM me about it. I just think he is a crazy MFer and we could all use a little more crazy sometimes.

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I might have missed something, but it looks like you need to have used the GameGolf system and posted an 18 hole round to qualify to enter. Regardless these are both still nice opportunities for those who can enter.

Taylormade M2 driver @ 9.5*+2

TM M6 D-type 3wood 16*, 
TM M2 Rescue 3H@19* and 4H@22* ,
TM RocketBladez irons 5-9,PW,AW, SW(23*,26.5*,30.5*,35*,40*,45*,50*,55*),
TM Hi-Toe 60* wedge,
Ping Karsten 1959 Craz-E, or a Scotty
Bushnell Tour V3 rangefinder

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Kind of looks like I didn't win.

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