Stuburt’s show success just the tip of the iceberg

With their strongest ever presence at the 2010 PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, Stuburt caught the eye of the worldwide golf trade and with it, won many plaudits for being the largest British brand to be represented at the event.

Stuburt, the world’s fastest-growing golf shoe and rainwear company, utilised the show at Orange County Convention Center to showcase their entry into the apparel arena, where their first full range of technical performance apparel complemented their collection of footwear and rainwear for SS10.

Stuburt’s notable presence was supported by a record show for order taking, with pre-bookings for the 2010 season up 128% and interest from distributors in Brazil, Peru, Mexico, Korea, Asia, Canada and Australia it is clear to see why Stuburt is one of golf’s hottest brands.

With the likes of European Tour rising star Gareth Maybin and Ryder Cup player Graeme McDowell joining PGA Tour player Garth Mulroy and brand ambassador Darren Clarke on Team Stuburt, the Manchester-based company continues to deliver tour-proven innovation and performance at a value-for-money price point.

With the DCC Classics remaining one of the only handmade classic golf shoes on the market today, Stuburt has been overwhelmed by approaches from players and their agents on all tours choosing to wear the products for free.

With a US distributor now in place and major retailers around the world continuing to support the brand, everything is in place to expose even more consumers to their expanding range of products which form part of a new benchmark of excellence for technical performance golf wear.

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