Greens Worldwide Continues Suspension of Schedules

Greens Worldwide Incorporated (Stock symbol GRWW), announced today that the schedules for the U.S. Pro Golf Tour, Tightlies Series, and California Series, wholly-owned subsidiaries of Greens, will remain suspended and will not resume until financing is secured.

(PRWeb) April 14, 2007 -- Greens Worldwide Incorporated (Stock symbol GRWW), announced today that the schedules for the U.S. Pro Golf Tour, Tightlies Series, and California Series, wholly-owned subsidiaries of Greens, will remain suspended and will not resume until financing is secured. "We are working around the clock and exhausting every possibility to garner the necessary financing to continue as planned," said Bill Conwell, CEO/President, Greens Worldwide Incorporated. "While we certainly understand the hardship this places on players, along with the various communities around the country expecting to benefit from hosting professional golf tournaments, we do not have the necessary cash resources to operate tournaments, honor our player refund obligations, or pay our other outstanding payables. Our absolute hope is to obtain the long-term financing required to bring stability to the Company and then resume a modified 2007 schedule."

While some tournament dates may be rescheduled, the NTG Classic, slated for April 26-29 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, has been cancelled, and will not be included on the 2007 schedule.

The Company also announces that it will not be in a position to timely file its Annual Report on Form 10-K/SB by April 17, 2007 until the Company obtains the necessary funding, including the cost of the report and accompanying audit.

Up-to-the-minute updates will be available on the U.S. Pro Golf Tour's website, www.usprogolftour.com.

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