Golf Glove Also Unveils Newly Revamped Website
"I started G/FORE around the idea of bringing some colour back into the game," founder-designer Mossimo Giannulli says, "And we just keep finding new and exciting ways to do that. First we expanded the G/FORE line to 18 colours. Now we're able to let anyone design their own custom G/FORE glove with the GFORE/You service. I'm proud to say that there have never been more ways to stylishly express yourself out on the course."
With colour options ranging from crimson, charcoal, lavender and sand to azure, berry, espresso, onyx and more, the design options for GFORE/You gloves are practically infinite. And the quality of G/FORE products remains industry leading, which each glove crafted from premium AA-grade cabretta leather and made to conform to USGA rules.
Since debuting its colourful line at the 2011 PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, Florida, G/FORE has become the glove maker of choice for a wide range of stylish golfers - from professionals like Ricky Barnes, Robert Rock, Alex Cejka, Rick Smith and Tommy Armour III and celebrities including Wayne Gretzky, Bill Murray and Kings of Leon drummer Nathan Followill to weekend warriors and clubhouse regulars alike.
For more information, visit www.g-fore.com.
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2 comments:
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