MOBLEY CAPTURES ANOTHER TITLE
World Long Drive Champion Dave Mobley has won Laughlin Memorial Long Drive tournament using a new Alpha C830.2 Plasma driver.
World Long Drive Champion Dave Mobley has won Laughlin Memorial Long Drive tournament in Greensville using an Alpha C830.2 Plasma driver.
This to crush the ball 430 yards
“I’m hitting the ball farther than I ever have, and the perfect spin I get allows the ball to bounce for those crucial extra final yards,” Mobley was reported to have afterwards.
The C830.2 driver, say it’s manufacturers, have been acclaimed by industry pundits and after being associated with 3 RE/MAX World Long Drive championship titles, is also beginning to find its way onto the USPGA Champions Tour where it is being used by players like Jack Ferenz and Steve Thomas. “Players love the deep face of the Plasma and really connect with the solid sound on impact,” says Dr. Jim Yeh, President and Chief Designer of Alpha Golf.
The C830.2 Plasma driver is crafted from super light yet dense SP700 Titanium and assembled, the driver has a starting price of $278 and is customizable at authorized Alpha dealer locations as well as at www.alphagolfclubs.com.
Alpha Golf, a special division of Kent Sports, Inc., has been making high-performance golf equipment since 2000.
In addition to their world championship drivers, Alpha Golf carries an entire line of acclaimed woods, hybrids, forged irons, wedges, and putters.
For more information on the Alpha C830.2 Plasma driver or any other items of Alpha Golf equipment, please visit www.alphagolfclubs.com or call 800.222.1186
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