The 2002 PGA Golf Show was held at Sydney's RAS Showground, Sydney Olympic Park, on 17th & 18th August.

The show was well attended especially by women who made up 30% of the 11,700 visitors to the show on the weekend.

Many of the manufactures are aware of the need to cater for women golfers and are bringing out specifically designed equipment for women.

The following photo gallery gives you a sample of what was displayed at the show.

You will see more about the products in WomenInGolf over the following months. Ask for them at your local golf retailer.

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Cleveland's new womens range . Also available are specific women's wedges.
Never Compromise Putters used by 30% of the women on tour are also increasing in use on the Men's tour.
PING has always catered for women in their custom fitting program and their support of womens golf which has lead to the naming of the Solheim Cup, after PING founder Karsten Solheim.
Olimar Metal Woods have increased with the tour players. Their women's line will help those women who struggle with their long irons.
Precept were showing 2 models of their clubs designed for women

Callaway was well displayed including the C4 drivers as used by Annika Sorenstam

Sporte Leisure as always brings out a wide range of clothing
Ralsport also displayed their latest collection
Cross had an extensive stand showing their full range of high quality wet weather gear for men and women
Adidas displayed their range of latest range women's golf shoes
ECCO is relatively new in the market and attractive a lot of interest in their range of quality golf shoes for women
Nike Golf displayed some interesting designes in their womens golf shoe range
Proline showed an attractive range of Ladies Golf Shoes
Precept had a large display of their Precept MC Lady Ball and although they are advertising them to men were specifically designed for the lady golfer !
TAGBAG Golf Australia showed their new range including bags specifically designed for women needs
Precious Cargo displayed a colorful range of Twisty Visors and hats for the sun and rain.
Jamka Visors from New Zealand offered and array of sun visors with innovative styling
FootJoy displayed traditional and modern styles in their golf shoes
Reebok showed their latest range
Maui Jim had a colourful display of their quality fashion sunglasses suitable for golf. It had to be seen to believed what the glare can hide without good sunglasses.
SHOO INN has created new range of attractive shoe bags to keep everything clean and tidy.
For those cannot get enough golf, Polly Naughton has a range of modern hand painted golf art.
The PGA announced an initiative specifically for business women to learn and participate in the game of golf
Play a Round is an initiative of the Womens Golf Association to assist women getting into golf. Formed as a separate entity from the WGA, incorporates the previous Womens Golf Club's thoughout the various states.
Adams Golf famous for their innovative design in fairway woods showed their latest range
TPG Golf announced the opening of a series of golf stores specifically for women. Initially opening in Melbourne in the next couple of months, they plan to open shops all around Australia. Their products will include the Nancy Lopez and 4 Square range of ladies clubs.
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