Golf Without the Pain with New Ergonomic Putter

Ed Holand, an ardent golfer and inventor from Wisconsin has invented the world's first ergonomic putter for golfers - The Ergo Putter.

EAU CLAIRE, WI - May 2, 2002 - Ed Holand, an ardent golfer and
inventor from Wisconsin has invented the world's first ergonomic
putter for golfers - The Ergo Putter.

The Ergo Putter features unique curves in its shaft that help
golfers maintain natural and comfortable putting positions. It
also creates a "triangular pendulum" that brings about accurate
and consistent putting.

The first prototype of The Ergo Putter was birthed in July 1999
during one of Holand's golf games. Holand literally invented the
Ergo while putting on the greens.

"All of a sudden I was dropping 12 and 14-foot putts easily! We
went to the practice green for a putting contest and I took all
the dough," said Holand with great pride.

"Other golfers saw my putter and wanted to try it. They were
impressed with the comfort of the angle off the hands. Soon they
were asking me where I bought it. That very day I named my new
putter the 'Ergo'."

Since then Holand has used the latest CAD-engineering processes
to refine the ergonomics and effectiveness of the Ergo. In fact,
he has obtained a patent on the Ergo's unique ergonomic design.

According to the Hughston Health Alert published by Hughston
Sports Medicine Foundation, over 50 percent of touring
professionals have had to stop playing golf because of injuries.

Golf is considered a low level physical activity. Ironically both
amateur and professional golfers often sustain serious injuries.

To learn more about The Ergo Putter's ergonomic benefits, visit
their official website at http://www.ergoputter.com

Ed Holand is available for interview at 715-836-7679.

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