NEC Golf Show success

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Birmingham’s favourite son, Jasper Carrott, hailed the fourth annual NEC Golf Show the best yet and claims it's growing in popularity. It was the third titleist cb 710 irons successive year that the 65-year-old comic had visited the show and he spent several hours visiting stands and trying the latest equipment.

”It’s busier than last year and there’s plenty of discount golf variation with a really nice atmosphere,” he said. ”It’s friendly, busy – but not over-crowded – and with lots of gadgets; Golfers are gadget-mad - so anything to improve your golf.”

InternetGolfStore.co.uk, the official retail partner almost sold out on the first day of the three-day show and managing director Barry Young was forced to travel overnight to his Surrey headquarters to restock the shelves. Claire Morris (38) fought through the bad ping g20 irons weather on Saturday from Porthcawl, in South Wales, with her husband, 13-year-old son and eight-year-old daughter – all of whom play golf at Pyle & Kenfig.

It was worth the trip up and we’d certainly come again," she said. "The trick-shot show was my favourite and the children enjoyed the putting and the ping g20 driver simulators. There’s a very good range of products on offer and we’ve bought a few things.