African American Golfer’s Digest Institutes Its
“Hole-In-One” Club
New York, N.Y. (September 11) – For golfers who have succeeded in making a hole-in-one shot during play at any course, the African American Golfer’s Digest has instituted its very own “Hole-In-One Club” to recognize their remarkable achievement and provide members with national exposure.
Golfers can now sign up and include details of their hole-in-one shot by logging on tat www.AfricanAmericanGolfersDigest.com/holein1club.com where they will be able to complete an online form or they can easily print out the form and mail it in.
The club membership costs just $25.00 and is open to golfers of all ages and ethnicities. Each Hole-In-One Club member will receive:
- A personalized Certificate of Achievement acknowledging their hole-in-one shot;
- An official African American Golfer’s Digest Lapel Pin to proudly wear on their jacket, cap, coat or lapel;
- A Printed recognition of their accomplishment and photo in the national magazine with details of their hole-in-one shot.
- 10% discount off of all annual programs and events hosted by the African American Golfer’s Digest.
“Having this opportunity for our readership and golfers who have made a hole-in-one is exciting,”said publisher, Debert Cook, CMP, who has supported golfers throughout the U.S. with the publication and its grass-roots review and coverage of golf news and events for seven years. “This Hole-In-One club is just another vehicle for showcasing the talents of our readership and connecting golfers of all ages whose golf shots can now be recognized through in a very special way.”
Once received, applications for membership are processed in 3-5 days.
To view the online application for becoming a member of the African American Golfer’s Digest’s Hole-In-One club visit www.AfricanAmericanGolfersDigest.com/holein1club.com
About the African American Golfer’s Digest
The African American Golfer’s Digest launched in March 2003 and is aPGA of AmericaDiverse Supplier in the United States serving as the nations leading print publication and online portal for avid black golfers. The full color, 40 page, lifestyle magazine is based in New York City’s financial district and operates as a minority-owned, woman-owned business serving 80,000 readers every quarter. The magazine is registered with the National Minority Supplier Development Council and holds memberships that include the United States Golf Association (USGA), National Golf Foundation, International Network of Golf (ING) and Metropolitan Golf Writers Association. To learn more about the publication visithttp://www.AfricanAmericanGolfersDigest.com
