Puma Golf shoes review - video
4 readers got kitted out in Puma Golf apparel at Mannings Heath Golf Club. Let's see how they got on
GOLFMAGIC hosted its second reader day of 2014 recently, this time in association with Puma Golf at the stunning Mannings Heath Golf Club in West Sussex.
Four of our readers - Brian Tracy, Darren Jacques, Ian Miller and Tom Rollinson - were presented with a plethora of Puma Golf apparel during a morning presentation and then headed out to play 18 holes on the Waterfall Course at Mannings Heath in the afternoon.
Our four lucky competition winners, spanning different age groups, were asked about their perceptions of Puma Golf ahead of the reader day and once everyone had arrived, they were given some information about the brand, its philosophy and educated about the technologies in the footwear and apparel.
Different players demand alternative looks, colours and styles and Puma made sure that all bases were covered, giving the guys wanting solid, bold colours the option to game those on the course. There was also a call for some refined, more conservative looks and this was a perfect opportunity for the new Puma SportLUX range.
Armoured with their new apparel and footwear and the knowledge of the technologies that Puma Golf boasts, the readers hit the course to put the theory to the test.
Watch the video above to see how they got on...
What our readers received...
Brian Tracy: Cat Jacquard polo, 5 Pocket Plaid trousers, Square Fitted belt, BiOFUSION footwear, Formation Performance glove, Cat Leap Performance cap
Darren Jacques: Plaid Solid Tech polo, Monolite trousers, Square Fitted belt, BiOFUSION footwear, Formulation Performance glove, Cat Leap Performance cap
Ian Miller: 1/4 Zip Stripe sweater, Raglan Digi polo, Tech Style trousers, Square Fitted belt, BiOFUSION footwear, Formulation Performance glove, Cat Leap Performance cap
Tom Rollinson: LUX V Neck sweater, LUX Pocket polo, LUX Tech trousers, LUX belt, BiOFUSION footwear, Formulation Performance glove, Cat Leap Performance cap
Andy first joined the brand on a month's work experience back in April 2011, and he now assumes the Editor role. When Andy joined GolfMagic it was a small site with potential.
