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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
8:40AM

« Threading the Needle: Sun Mountain StormTight Rain Gear »

Last week on back9network.com, CNG profiled Sun Mountain's new StormTight rain gear...

As the Scots say, "If it's nay wind, and nay rain... it's nay golf." So with that, this author's search for rain gear for his trip to Scotland (and Ireland) in 2013 is well and truly joined.

The StormTight collection from Sun Mountain guarantees play-dry comfort.Having successfully weathered the storm brought on by the 2010 Ryder Cup, Montana-based Sun Mountain looks to have reclaimed its rightful place among golf's elite manufacturers of golf rain gear with the release the StormTight collection for 2013.

Continue reading on back9network.com...

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