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SST PUREŽ congratulates Mallon for Canadian Open victory August 19, 2002 MIAMI - Just two weeks after having her shafts SST PUREŽ aligned, Meg Mallon won the Women's Canadian Open for her first LPGA victory in two years. Mallon won by three strokes for her 14th LPGA victory, and her win follows a top-10 finish the week before at the Weetabix Women's British Open SST has PUREd the shafts of more than 150 PGA TOUR members in the past three years and has recently made its shaft alignment technology available to members of the LPGA Tour. This week the SST PUREŽ Tour Trailer is on site at the First Union Betsy King Classic in Kutztown, Penn., and next week it will be at the State Farm Classic in Springfield, Ill. It will rejoin the PGA TOUR in September. "We are thrilled that Meg Mallon got back in the winner's circle so soon after having her shafts SST PUREd," SST founder Dick Weiss said. "It is our pleasure to be able to offer SST PUREŽ shaft alignment to the members of the LPGA. With PUREd clubs, regardless of their brnad, players will have the utmost condfidence in their equipment to deliver uniformity and consistency." About Strategic Shaft Technologies, LC Founded in 1997 by professional golfer and clubmaker Dick Weiss, Strategic Shaft Technologies, LC, has developed and patented the SST PUREŽ process of shaft alignment, which neutralizes the adverse effects of golf shaft inconsistencies. These inconsistencies exist in every golf shaft, and they induce twisting during the golf swing that causes off-center or off-line shots. The SST PUREŽ method of shaft alignment is the only approved process of eliminating the effects of shaft irregularities. The process makes every club play like your favorite regardless of shaft material or level of skill. The SST PUREŽ process is available to the public through a fast-growing network of professional custom clubmakers throughout the United States and internationally.
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