CHASKA, Minn. — At this week’s Ryder Cup, the weather is cold in the mornings, improving to merely chilly any time the sun goes behind the clouds, and dropping back to cold as the daylight wanes. With Galvon, his buddy since childhood, he said they have started to build a team up and the hard work is starting to pay off. Galvon was first to see the application for golf, because of the weather in San Francisco, and it was at an LPGA event there, in typically cold weather, that they saw Ko shivering under an umbrella … and the light bulb went on. “Our biggest goal is to get to the top of the athletic world, and then we’ll see the trickle-down effect,” Forzani said. “See the best golfers, see the best football players in the world using our product — Cam Newton used it last year — so I’m convinced this is a 100-per-cent better product than what’s available on the market.”ccole@postmedia.com

Source: National Post October 01, 2016 03:45 UTC