The Littlest Golfer will launch its much-anticipated TLG First Set preschool children's clubs at the 2011 PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando. The company will also introduce ultra-premium 100% mercerized cotton retro-print polos, new performance wear, a book on golf's origins, and a sweater with a nod to argyle for Spring. Buyers can preview the company's resort quality infant and children's golf line at TheLittlestGolfer.com.
The young infant and children's golf company has a unique lifestyle brand that features its signature golfing turtles, Putter and sister Sandy, who help teach children the fundamentals of golf in a series of illustrated children's books, the second of which will be unveiled at this year's PGA Merchandise Show.
The Littlest Golfer Grows By Leaps and Bounds The company made its national debut at the 2010 PGA Merchandise Show with a collection of infant and children's golf apparel, accessories, toys and books. Over the past year, The Littlest Golfer has been featured by style editors at every major golf publication including Golf Magazine, GolfWeek, Golf Digest, Golf Business Magazine, The Apparel Wire, PGA Magazine, Arnold Palmer's Kingdom Magazine, and numerous golf TV and radio shows and websites.
The Littlest Golfer's high-quality children's line has attracted the nation's top golf resorts and clubs including Mission Hills, Cherry Hills Country Club, The Breakers and Grove Park Inn Golf Resort and Spa. The company's products were also featured at the PGA Tour Quail Hollow Championship. In 2010, the children's golf company added more than 60 clubs, resorts and golf retailers. The company also has stores and distributors in Canada, Columbia, the United Emirates, Holland, Switzerland, Germany, Italy and France.
The Littlest Golfer's motto, "Start Younger, Play Longer!" sums up avid golfer and parent Kris Wilson's motivation for founding the company. "We think children are never to young to learn the life lessons that golf has to teach," says Wilson. "I think we all wish we had started younger!" "We are committed to growing the game that gives so much back to families and communities," Wilson adds. "We believe the industry must focus more on children's golf-children are our future and absolutely the future of the game."
