EWGA Licensed Vendors

Chromax Golf (http://www.chromaxgolf.com) manufactures patent-pending metallic finish golf balls that are USGA approved and add color and fun to your game. Chromax’s High Visibility Technology creates unprecedented visibility in all light conditions allowing golfers to better track their ball in flight, make adjustments to their swing, and easily find wayward shots on the course. The balls are produced in seven easy-to-see colors (silver, gold, orange, yellow, pink, green and purple) and come in two different finishes and compressions that offer both style and performance. To help support Breast Cancer Awareness, Chromax is selling pink golf balls (6 in a pack) with special pink packaging. Chromax Golf will donate a portion of the proceeds from the sales of these specially packaged balls to help support the research for families affected by this devastating disease. For more information about Chromax visit http://www.chromaxgolf.com, http://shop.ewga.com  or call (303) 219-0868. EWGA members save 15% by entering code coupon: EWGA

Count Your Strokes! manufactures golf stroke counting bracelets.  Accurate counts will no longer be an issue in your scoring!  The bracelets are made with Czech glass beads, elastic and a metalized tube bead.  The bracelet/counter sits on the skin, not tight and not loose.  The bracelets are easy to use, just slip it on your wrist (straighten out the elastic), and position the metalized tube bead at the back of your wrist.  Position the bracelet so you're moving the beads toward you, not away from you.  Move the beads using two fingers, a fingernail or roll the bead with your thumb.  The bracelets do not interfere with your golf swing and after a minute or two, you'll forget that it's there.  It's easy to use the bracelet, just take a stroke and move a bead!  For additional information or to place an order, go to www.countyourstrokes.com.  You can also contact DeDe Langer at (847) 542-5151 or email her at: dede@countyourstrokes.com.

Sunice is an experienced leader in the technical outerwear industry because of their groundbreaking combination of science and style. They create innovative design, using durable construction and blend fashion-forward styling with the latest in technical specialty fabrics. Sunice emerged in 1976 in Calgary as a dynamic new brand in skiwear. Their desire to raise the profile of their brand showed itself literally in 1982, when Sunice outfitted a team making Canada's first ever attempt to summit Everest.