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With the urgency of environmental sustainability top of mind on most agendas, the new Administration included, consumers and industry are looking for ways to do their part to make the world a cleaner, better place in which to live for generations to come.

Golf has a unique position to immediately be a leader in this movement for change by becoming the first sport to create a self-sustaining funding mechanism for improving its environmental stewardship through a resource it already has in abundance; golf course turfgrass.

The idea behind the project is simple: as an aggregator, Golfpreserves will package the sequestered carbon created by participating golf courses and sell the verified credits. Revenue generated from the sales will be routed into research projects that are vital for the future of the golf industry, focusing primarily on carbon sequestration, environmentally improved turfgrass as well as irrigation and pesticide usage.

“The Golfpreserves project is unique in the way that it can unite a sports industry and create the funding for its sustainable future. But collective action is needed – this is an opportunity for the whole industry to connect and actively do something for the environment,” says Noble Hendrix, one of the two founders of Golfpreserves.

There are approximately 2 million acres of golf course land in the U.S. covered in turfgrass that sequester carbon at a rate exceeding any other urban land use. And while the science on turfgrass’ sequestration properties in general, as well as the positive impact of managed irrigation and fertilization performed on golf courses in particular, is well established, the implications remain unexplored.

“In laymen’s terms, our research shows that, in general, the turfgrass on golf courses create a net increase in carbon sequestration compared to the land from which they are created,” explains Dr. Ronald F. Follett Research Leader for the ARS Soil-Plant-Nutrient Research Unit in Fort Collins, Colorado.

According to a recent survey conducted by Golf Digest, 52 percent of golfers say that if golf courses were more environmentally-friendly, it would improve golf’s image, in line with the 56 percent of the U.S. population that say the same.

“The opportunity for golf course owners to take action and invest in research that will further improve the environmental issues facing the industry is going to be a huge advantage moving forward. And it will certainly be welcomed by all those who love the sport,” says William Crispin, co-founder of Golfpreserves.

The Golfpreserves project is now open to participation for the owners of the country’s golf courses. Visit www.golfpreserves.com  for more information or to make an inquiry.

About Golfpreserves

Golfpreserves is a carbon sequestration program for the golf course industry. As an aggregator, Golfpreserves will facilitate the assessment, quantification and confirmation and create carbon financial instruments (CFI) that will be traded on the carbon market. The proceeds from sold carbon credits are invested into research focusing on carbon sequestration, environmentally improved turfgrass, irrigation and pesticide usage. www.golfpreserves.com

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F&S GOLF MASTER SERIES COMBINES FUNCTIONAL GADGETS WITH TIMEKEEPING DEPENDABILITY

 Coral Springs, FL – November 11, 2008 – Golfers, well known for their love of gadgets and equipment, are putting the new Field & Stream Golf Master Series watches on their list of must-haves.  The series of nine exclusively designed timepieces combine rugged durability with easy to use golf tools. 

  -  Score Keeper Edition – From amateur to pro, this custom watch will impress every player.  The exclusively designed score keeper bezel tracks scores on your wrist easily and is water resistant to 100ft.  The watch also features a Japan Quartz movement, and a two year manufacturer warranty.  Available in either rubber (MSRP $135) or stainless steal (MSRP $150) bands.

  - Ball Marker Edition Wristwatch – The sporty watch adds the convenience of a snap-on ball marker located on the leather band with smart custom styling from Field & Stream.  The all stainless steel watch features Japan Quartz movement, a date calendar at 3, luminous numerals and markers, and water resistance to 100ft.  A two year manufacturer warranty is guaranteed by the manufacturer. (MSRP $95)

  - Ball Marker Edition with Bottle Opener – Shoot wrist free with all the conveniences.  Stainless steal timepiece with luminous numerals keeps precision time.  The ball marker securely snaps to a rich leather tab, and a durable clip attaches to a belt or bag.  Bottle opener is always within easy reach for the 19^th hole! (MSRP $50)

 - Magno-Therapy Series – The ONLY timepiece that combines a time module with magnet therapy.  Athletes and outdoor enthusiasts have enjoyed the benefits of magnet therapy which include increased circulation and pain relief.   Manufacturers, EMC-2 Timepieces, consulted with professional athletes in golf, tennis, hunting and fishing in the development of this unique watch.  The watch includes  fourteen 1200 Gauss Therapy Magnets, all stainless steal , crown relocated for sporting comfort, date calendar, water resistant to 100ft, and a two-year manufacturer warranty. (MSRP $225 for two-tone; $195 for solid stainless steel.)

All purchases include a one-year subscription to Field & Stream Magazine.  The Field & Stream Golf Master Series Watches are available at www.tfg24gold.com.

About TGF 24 Gold

TFG 24 Gold is the fastest growing merchandising and consulting agency specializing in jewelry, watches and accessories. The company designs and manufactures product for our privately owned brands, as we as for licensed brands and private label names. Our team of product specialists possess a combined 75 years of experience in all aspects of design, development, sales and marketing.

About Field & Stream Licenses Company

Studies have shown more than two-thirds of all Americans participate in at least one outdoor lifestyle activity each year and 95 percent of all consumers know the Field & Stream brand name. The brand brings instant credibility to a wide array of outdoor product categories.

Founded 137 years ago, Field & Stream® currently owns more than 115 U.S. and international trademark registrations covering more than 600 products. It also owns the Field & Stream trademark for products in 43 countries including China and the European Union. The company is not associated with Field & Stream Magazine, which is owned by Bonnier Corporation.  

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For the first time in over a decade, Jack Nicklaus will offer to the public, beginning Oct. 15 on NicklausProShop.com, Golf My Way in a deluxe, two-disc DVD set featuring his insights and instruction broken down through playing lessons that focus on various aspects of the game and appeal to golfers of all skill levels.

Never before has this famed instructional series been offered on DVD. The footage, much of which was filmed 25 years ago in the midst of Nicklaus’ record-setting career, has been digitally re-mastered, using today’s unrivaled production technology, to greatly enhance the quality and appeal of these timeless golf lessons.

“From the days of Jack Grout, who taught me the game as a kid and through the decades, to my most recent work with Jim Flick, I have not changed my approach to teaching the game,” Nicklaus said. “My desire is to teach people how to play and enjoy the game just as I was taught. Golf My Way is the composite of how I have always played the game and how I have always taught the game.”

In 1974, Nicklaus authored what would become the most successful golf instruction book of all time, Golf My Way. Translated into numerous languages across the globe, Golf My Way quickly gained international appeal and worldwide distribution. It became known as the instruction source for golfers of all generations and skill levels looking to take up or improve their game. Golf My Way was the book former British Open champion Greg Norman credits for how he first learned the game of golf in the 1970s. Fast forward to today, and it is the very same book (translated into Korean) that K.J.

Choi gives credit to for teaching him the game. In between Norman and Choi, millions of people around the world have employed the instruction from Jack Nicklaus in Golf My Way to learn and enjoy the game.

In 1983, Nicklaus took the teachings of Golf My Way and recorded hours of instruction for the first offering of Golf My Way on VHS. The video quickly became the top-selling golf instruction series in the market. Powered by the sales success of Golf My Way, Nicklaus then recorded Golf My Way II and several shorter versions focused on specific aspects of the game to be offered in alternative video products over the following decade.

To order Golf My Way on DVD or other Nicklaus-licensed products please visit www.NicklausProShop.com.

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