First-class golf equipment from Porsche Centre Bristol
21/8/2017
To completely concentrate on their game, golfers need the right equipment. At Porsche Centre Bristol, we supply a range of golfing equipment which combines classic Porsche design with carefully considered features. From golfing bags and trollies to high quality clothing and merchandise, we have a selection to suit golfers of all standards.
One of our favourite products is the 8-inch golf bag in black/white/grey/acid green. This bag is made of ultra-light and water-repellent nylon material with seven compartments for valuables and accessories, some featuring a coating for keeping drinks cool.
For more information on this, or any of the range, email info@porschebristol.co.uk or visit our Centre.
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