CARTHAGE — A father and son and a Taiwanese native have been charged with selling fake Titleist and Golf Pride gear online.

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The golf entrepeneur with a long-term contract to renovate Suffolk’s Bergen Point Golf Course will surrender Tuesday to face charges of filing $133,800 in false equipment bills from a company that did not exist, a spokesman for District Attorney Thomas Spota confirmed Monday.

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Need to contact us about anything? Email Us » Write a review about any course or product between now and January 31st 2008 and you’ll go in to the draw to win a AUD$500 voucher at the golf store of your choice.

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New Zealand professional Craig Owen will take a four stroke lead into tomorrow’s final round of the 2007 MediDrain Australian PGA Senior Championship at the picturesque Byron Bay Golf Club.

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After a two-month investigation by North Carolina and federal officials, two North Carolina men were arrested last week on charges of counterfeiting golf gear, including Titleist golfing accessories, according to a press release from the North Carolina…

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Final qualifying at the recent Japan Golf Tour School has been completed with New Zealander, Eddie Lee and Australians Craig Jones and Ben Burge, faring best of the five Australasians, who competed for a place on the 2008 Japan Golf Tour.

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Consistent South Australian Gary Merrick is one of four early leaders in the 2007 MediDrain Australian PGA Senior Championship at the picturesque Byron Bay Golf Club.

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WINDHAM (AP) — A new online golf publication that targets baby boomers has hit the Internet.

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SB Premier Brands, a new Seattle-based clothing company, will use organic fabrics and yarns to sell a Born Menswear line. The target audience is men ages 30 to 50 who have a household income between $70,000 and $150,000.

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