FAIRHAVEN, Mass. -- What a difference a year makes. Last
October, George McNeill was working as an assistant professional at a
Florida country club, yet he still dreamed of one day playing and winning
on the PGA Tour. After earning medalist honors and his Tour card at the
2006 Qualifying Tournament, the Titleist ambassador captured his first
career victory in convincing fashion at this week's Frys.com Open in Las
Vegas. McNeill's passion for the game, belief in himself and trust in his
equipment from tee-to-green helped him realize his dream. A fitting
achievement for George and for Titleist.

McNeill closed with a final round 5-under 67 and finished with a 23-under
264 total for a four shot victory over fellow Pro V1 loyalist D.J. Trahan.
Cameron Beckman (Pro V1x) and Robert Garrigus (Pro V1) tied for third at
15-under as Titleist golf ball players swept the top four positions on the
leaderboard.

New Titleist ambassador Colt Knost (Pro V1x, 907D4 prototype driver, 735.CM
irons, Vokey Design sand wedge and Spin Milled lob wedge, Scotty Cameron
putter) made his debut this week and finished tied for 38th with a 7-under
280 total.

Titleist was the overwhelming golf ball of choice at the Frys.com Open with
112 (78%) players relying upon the Pro V1 or Pro V1x, more than eight times
the nearest competitor with 13. Titleist was also the most played iron
(39), wedge (151) and putter (60) and was second in drivers (42) and
fairways (43).

The win was the 21st for Titleist golf ball players on the 2007 PGA Tour.

What's in George McNeill's Bag?:
New Pro V1 golf ball
907D4 prototype driver (9.5)
906F2 fairway metal (15.0)
735.CM irons (2-P)
Vokey Design Spin Milled sand (56) and lob (60) wedges
Scotty Cameron putter

PGA EUROPEAN TOUR: All of the top five finishers at the Open de Madrid
trusted the Titleist Pro V1x golf ball for their success, including winner
Mads Vibe-Hastrup, who captured his first PGA European Tour title.
Vibe-Hastrup converted four birdies over the last nine holes to close with
a final round 5-under 67 and 16-under 272 total, three strokes clear of
runner-up Alejandro Canizares. Daniel Vancsik, who had led from the
opening round, shot a 73 on Sunday to finish solo third, four shots back,
while new Titleist ambassador Rory McIlroy, making just his fourth
professional start, finished T5 with Gregory Bourdy at 11-under.

Titleist was the most played golf ball at the event with 85 players (71%)
relying on the Pro V1 or Pro V1x, more than six times the nearest
competitor with 14. The win was the 28th for Titleist golf ball players on
the 2007 PGA European Tour, more than five times the nearest competitor
with 5.

CHAMPIONS TOUR: Bernhard Langer went wire-to-wire en route to his first
career victory on the Champions Tour at the Administaff Small Business
Classic. Langer, competing in only his fourth Champions Tour event,
finished with a 25-under 191 total for a runaway eight-shot victory over
Titleist ambassador and fellow Pro V1 golf ball player, Mark O'Meara. Tom
Kite and Titleist ambassador Jay Haas finished 3rd and T4, respectively,
also playing the Pro V1.

Titleist was the most played golf ball at the event with 50 (64%) players,
more than four times the nearest competitor with 12. The win was the 21st
for Titleist golf ball players on the 2007 Champions Tour, seven times the
nearest competitor with 3.

NATIONWIDE TOUR: Brad Adamonis went deep into overtime to capture his first
career Nationwide Tour victory at the WNB Golf Classic. Adamonis, who led
the field with 21 birdies on the week, topped fellow Pro V1x player Tjaart
van der Walt on the eighth hole of a four-man sudden death playoff. One
player was eliminated after he bogeyed the first hole, followed by Vance
Veazey (Pro V1x) on the second playoff hole. The foursome finished
regulation at 10-under par 278. Five other players missed the playoff by
one shot.

Titleist was the most played golf ball at the event with 112 (78%) players,
more than 12 times the nearest competitor with nine. Titleist was also the
most played iron (50), wedge (144) and putter (46). The win was the 18th
for Titleist golf ball players on the 2007 Nationwide Tour, more than three
times the nearest competitor with 5.

JAPAN: Toru Taniguchi (Pro V1x) fired a final round 6-under 66 to come from
six shots back and win the Japan Open. Taniguchi birdied five of his first
eight holes en route to a 5-under 283 total and a two-shot victory.
Titleist was the most played golf ball at the Japan Open with 44 players.
Titleist was also the most played wedge (42).

ASIA: Jyoti Randhawa (Pro V1x) won the Hero Honda Indian Open in his native
country for his third career "national" title. His final round 3-under 69
was aided by an eagle on the par-4 16th en route to a three shot win.
Randhawa, who finished at 13-under 275, joins the Peter Thomson as the only
players to have won the Indian Open three times.

Titleist was the most played golf ball at the event with 109 (76%) players,
compared to 17 for the nearest competitor. Seven of the 11 players who
finished among the top 10 and ties trusted Titleist golf balls for their
success.

WORLDWIDE WINS: With six more victories this week, Titleist golf ball
players have captured 155 wins across the worldwide professional tours,
more than six times the nearest competitor with 24.

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