Online registration now open for the Golf Trade Show 2015

 

Online registration for the Golf Trade Show 2015 is now live at www.golftradeshow.co.uk for PGA professionals to sign up for attendance at Europe’s largest golf retail and education event at Harrogate International Centre, Yorkshire, on October 6-8.

Open to more than 7,000 PGA members across Europe, the three-day event, now in its sixth year, combines an exhibition of industry leading manufacturers and suppliers with an extensive programme of educational seminars and the popular Teaching and Coaching Conference aimed at enhancing the businesses of PGA professionals.

The new-look Golf Trade Show has also recognised the changing landscape of the golf industry – specifically that many golf shop managers with buying powers are not PGA members. Consequently, this year, green grass golf retailers without PGA membership are also welcome to register via the event’s website.

John Davis, Golf Trade Show event manager, said: “We have already confirmed a number of major suppliers to exhibit in 2015 and with a packed education timetable featuring experts on a variety of topics, plus high profile guest speakers for the Teaching & Coaching Conference soon to be announced, The Golf Trade Show 2015 stands to be the biggest and best ever.

“Furthermore, by enabling golf retailers without PGA accreditation to register to attend the Golf Trade Show online, we continue to offer even greater value to our exhibitors while supporting Europe’s green grass golf industry.”

Golf retailers without PGA membership wishing to attend the Golf Trade Show 2015 must register online before the closing date of Tuesday, September 29, 2015. However, PGA professionals who fail to register online by this date will still be allowed entry to the HIC on show days by presenting their PGA accreditation on the door.

To find out more about the Golf Trade Show 2015, visit www.golftradeshow.co.uk or follow @GolfTradeShow on Twitter and Like The Golf Trade Show on Facebook.

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