Business

Williams Sports: Signs agreement with Direct Link Golf, which will handle the distribution of the Williams Sports line in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

Champ: Offers retailers the new DNA point of purchase floor display. The display features a double helix design that maximizes product visibility from any angle.

CourseTrends: Announces Northern Dunes Golf Club in Hepworth, Ontario, Canada, as its newest client, and will design and host the club’s Web site, e-mail marketing and e-commerce.

Champ: Offers retailers the new DNA point of purchase floor display. The display features a double helix design that maximizes product visibility from any angle.

Circling Raven Golf Club: PGA Northwest Section selects the club as its Merchandiser of the Year for a second successive year and fourth time since 2004.

Cybergolf: Adds Cimarrone Golf Club in Jacksonville, Fla., Galloping Hill Golf Club in Kenilworth, N.J., and Angels Crossing in Vicksburg, Mich., as its newest clients and will design and host their Web sites, e-mail newsletters and e-commerce systems.

Tom Hoch: The interior design-build firm launches an international client services division to prepare for expansion into Europe and Asia. Also, the company selects Jerry Kilby, founder of Kanda Golf Marketing Services and former PGA marketing manager, to facilitate entry into the market.

Cybex International: Becomes a silver partner of the Club Managers Association of America’s Corporate Advantage Program, a collaborative effort among CMAA, The Club Foundation and up to 15 corporate entities. The program helps support the professional development programs offered and funded by CMAA and The Club Foundation.

Glove It: Named an affiliate partner of the EWGA and will market its line of women’s accessories and golf bags at local and national EWGA events.

Caddy For A Cure: Announces a sponsorship agreement with VedaloHD, maker of high definition lens technology.

Circling Raven Golf Club: PGA Northwest Section selects the club as its Merchandiser of the Year for a second successive year and fourth time since 2004.

Cybergolf: Adds Cimarrone Golf Club in Jacksonville, Fla., Galloping Hill Golf Club in Kenilworth, N.J., and Angels Crossing in Vicksburg, Mich., as its newest clients and will design and host their Web sites, e-mail newsletters and e-commerce systems.

Tom Hoch: The interior design-build firm launches an international client services division to prepare for expansion into Europe and Asia. Also, the company selects Jerry Kilby, founder of Kanda Golf Marketing Services and former PGA marketing manager, to facilitate entry into the market.

Buffalo Communications: The Squaxin Island Tribe selects the company to create and execute a publicity and media-relations program for Salish Cliffs Golf Club, the soon-to-open 18-hole golf course and amenity of the Little Creek Casino Resort in Shelton, Wash.

Dawgs Golf: Partners with Golf Trends, which will manage a team of sales representatives in Canada to showcase the footwear maker’s full-line collection. Dawgs Golf shoes will be available for sale in Canada in early May.

CourseTrends: Adds The Orchard Club in Clarkesville, Ga., as its newest client, and will design and host the club’s Web site, e-mail marketing and e-commerce.

Acushnet Co.: Wins a jury verdict in the U.S. District Court for the District of Delaware in its golf ball patent dispute with Callaway Golf Co.. Callaway asserted that previous generation Titleist Pro V1 golf balls had infringed on four patents originally owned by Spalding and subsequently purchased by Callaway Golf.