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Nicholas is an Eagle Scout and worked ten years at the Lost Pines Scout Reservation in Bastrop starting as a merit badge counselor, Nature Director, and rose to Camp Program Director. Nicholas also worked with the Fort Smith Mountain Men adventure firm developing travel programs for youth throughout the western states and Canada.
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ClubCrown launched their original professionally installed customization product, ClubCrown.com. ClubCrown STRIPE looks to capitalize on the mass market demand with it’s innovative self-install feature. We look forward to paving the path with you in the golf industry.
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Breezing has launched as the world’s first portable device that can measure an individual’s metabolism and use that information to provide diet and exercise recommendations for maintaining or reaching a healthy weight.
The market is full of devices that help people track their exercise routines, such as miles run or walked, but this is the first portable device that lets people track the most important component of all – their own metabolism.
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Ross Kvinge is a 35 year veteran in the golf business and is currently the President & CEO of PowerBilt Golf. Prior to starting his own business he worked for Spalding Sports as brand manager for Spalding Club division and director of market for the Top-Flight club division. He was soon recruited by Jack Nicklaus to run the sales for Nicklaus Golf Equipment as their VP of Sales. Ross started in the golf business in Seattle, Washington and transfer to Palm Springs where he spent 15 years with Palm Springs Golf equipment.
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Tennis Talk tonight. Marty Collins, a tennis parent, enthusiast, and advocate from the USTA Northern California Section and Lisa Stone of the Parenting Aces blog and residing in the Southern Section.
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As an aspiring screenwriter, Scott fell into the art department. After a few years in the union, he returned to Virginia to open a retail pottery studio and got married. His desire to write continued and the initial concept of Bogey was penned as an animated feature film. But it wasn’t until after starting a family, nights reading books to his son, and the encouragement of his wife, did Scott decide to dust off Bogey and develop it into a children’s book series. The idea of creating a book that would capture a golf Dad’s interest, allowing him to bond with his children, and help get the next generation interested in the game of golf and growing children through the golf was inspiring. So with the help of some close friends, Dottie Pepper, and others who believe in the vision, Bogey Ballton and the world of Scooter Pines was born!