NEC Golf Show gets underway in November
The 2009 NEC Golf Show gets underway from November 27-29 and a host of famous faces will be present, as well as new newcomers such as Arsenal legend Ian Wright and former England goalkeeper Peter Shilton.

The 2009 NEC Golf Show gets underway from November 27-29 and a host of famous faces will be present, as well as new newcomers such as Arsenal legend Ian Wright and former England goalkeeper Peter Shilton.
TaylorMade ambassadors Tim Henman, David Seaman, Alec Stewart and Willie Thorne will all be making their third visit to the event, whilst Royle Family actor Ralf Little makes his debut.
Hundreds of products will be on show whilst the celebrities compete in the show's big attractions, including the longest drive and 100ft putt competitions. There will also be the chance to watch the celebrities take part in the Shankety Shank gameshow.
Speaking at the 2008 NEC Golf Show, Seaman said: "It's a great show. I love coming up here every year. It's just getting bigger and bigger every time and there's all sorts here, everything you need to know about golf.
"Shows like this are great for golf. It gets all the companies in one place so you can walk round and test different products against each other."
Further details can be found at golfshownec.com where you can purchase tickets.
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