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This issue of Wisconsin Golfer details the rise of PGA Master Professional Bob Burns, and the evolution of the popular No Bananas anti slice drivers and complete product line.
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This latest issue of the Golf Equipment Buyer's Guide features out No Bananas Fairway Wood and puts it up with the other leading industry giants.
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This issue of Golf Chicago! Magazine features the No Bananas Hybrid in their "Good Stuff" section and the No Bananas 460cc Driver in a comparison against other leading drivers.
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Click here to read about the Driver. |
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This issue of Southland Golf Magazine showcases our No Bananas 460cc Driver along side others offered by Nike and Yonex.
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Golf Digest Hot List, February 2006. Golf Digest conducts an annual equipment called the Hot List. In 2005, 1,299 clubs were tested in all equipment categories and rated the No Bananas Driver among the best anti slice drivers for slicers.
Click here to read more the No Bananas debut on the Hot List.
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Golf Digest, August 2006, Hybrid equipment feature.
Click here to read what they said about the No Bananas hybrid.
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This latest issue of the PGA Tour Partners Magazine Features the No Bananas Anti-Slice Hybrid and how it stacks up against other industry leaders.
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Fairways & Greens Magazine. October 2005. Equipment feature; Slippin out of Bananaville”. By chief editor, Vic Williams tested 430cc No Bananas driver.
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The Luxury Golf & Travel Magazine featured ou No Bananas 460cc Driver, calling it a "Dynamite Driver" and is showcased in their Pro Shop Section.
Golf & Travel Index
Golf & Travel p. 38 |
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PGA Tour Partners Magazine had their readers try out the No Bananas 430cc Driver, and ther reviews were tremendous.
PGA Tour Partners: Reviews the No Bananas |
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Fairway & Green Magazine features what went on at last years PGA Show for Bob Burns, the hype they were generating, also the Entire No Bananas line of clubs is featured in the Sticks & Stuff section of their magazine.
Fairway & Green: At the PGA Show
Fairway & Green: Sticks & Stuff |
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Tee Up Magazine featuring our No Bananas 430cc Driver.
Tee Up: p. 8 |
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Our good friend Joe Stine who is the publisher and editor of this fine Florida based golf publication discovered us at the PGA Merchandice show in January of 2006. This issue features our 430cc No Bananas Driver in their equipment review.
Their PGA Show review also includes pictures and information on our exibite.
Click below links for the articles.
Florida Golf Mag. p14
Florida Golf Mag. p15
Florida Golf Mag. p31 |
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In Golfing Equipment Magazine's annual golf tips and buyer's guide, our No Bananas 430cc Driver is showcased.
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In the June/July issue of Golf Illustrated, their annual drivers buyer's guide featured our No Bananas 430cc and 460cc drivers.
Click below links for articles.
Golf Illustrated Directions
Golf Illustrated p100 |
| Local News from Wisconsin Praising Bob Burns |
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The September 17 Edition of THE BUSINESS NEWS featured a cover story on Bob Burns and Bob Burns Golf.
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Local Bob Burns employee Christopher Jenkins took first place in the 2007 Special Olympics World Summer Games at the 18-hole golf competition in Shanghai. He was able to refine his skills while working under Bob at the Bob Burns Golf Learning Center in Appleton, Wisconsin. |
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Wisconsin based Boomers Magazine feature story “Playing Through”
Click here to read this four page story about the history of Bob Burns Golf.
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This new article from the Post Crescent features the Bob Burns Golf Company. It gives the history behind Bob Burns and his business.
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This article from the Post Crescent features the story behind the No Bananas club line and future plans for their development.
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This article from the Post Crescent features Robbie Burns and the science behind refinishing an old club. No matter how badly your clubs have been beaten up, Bob or Robbie can fix them.
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This article from the Post Crescent features Bob Burns and how he can analyze your swing, along with ways he can fix it.
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In this issue of Inside the Ropes, Chuck Carlson talks about Bob Burns' experience running the golf range at Whistling Straits when the PGA tournament came to town.
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