Game Theory to Launch the Digital Shield(R): The Golf Glove for the Other Hand

From: U.S. Newswire | Date: April 7, 2008 | Copyright information

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Contact: Justin A. Salomon, President of Game Theory Inc., +1- 514-369-8931, jas@GameTheoryInc.com

MONTREAL, April 7, 2008 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Finally, an elegant solution to a problem that plagues golfers: blistering and chafing of the thumb, middle and index finger of the exposed bottom hand (the right hand for a right-handed golfer or left hand for a left-handed golfer).

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