The Golfing Polack

Tuesday, July 17, 2007

Anyway You Slice It Rinkya Means Better Golf

Rinkya Inc, one of the innovator Japanese Islands Shopping Services, demoes how golf players everywhere can hook the Remedy for their piece with Rinkya. Rinkya's attack shot to a birdie gets at the BuyRinkya Shop where Nipponese Non-Conforming Drivers by Taylormade , Works/Maximax, and Bridgestone are available. Need more seize with teeth for that banana-ball? Aiming for an Albatross? Rinkya can associate to Titleist, Callaway, and King Cobra Non-Conforming Drivers via Nipponese on-line auctions and stores. The action available for Nipponese Islands golf game points is explosive with clubs, collectibles, accessories, clothing , and you name-it.

"The Japanese have got been Golf partisans since the British built the first nine-hole course of study in Kobe in 1903" states Rinkya President Heather Russell. "The first Nipponese course of study was built by Nipponese for Nipponese in 1914 for the Tokio Golf Club. Today Japanese Islands have more than golf game courses of study than any other state except the USA. Golf Baseball Club ranks have got sold for a phenomenal $3.2 million USD. Since 1933 when Mizuno made the first Nipponese golf game game clubs, golf equipment manufacturing have been large concern in Japan. Companies such as as Bridgestone are driving their marketplace share manner up with the controversial Non-Conforming Drivers even though Non-Conforming Drivers are banned for the most portion by the PGA."

The BuyRinkya Shop now have a freshness golf game point that may soon be banned by wives and girlfriends. It's a battalion of 3 Bikini-clad female Golf Tees that are made in Japan. A definite golfer's phantasy to hit a Naisu Shatto!!! (Nice shot),

Rinkya Inc is a prima service supplier for Japanese Islands auctions, stores, and forte websites. The company's U.S.A. central office are based in Tempe, Arizona, with business offices and two big storage warehouses located in Tokio for customers' inventory. The Nipponese Islands subdivision have won respective concern awardings from the Nipponese Postal System and have been featured in respective Japanese concern magazines.

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