New Golf Poly Max Extremes from Layerco.com Has The USGA Watching.

When Poly Max Extremes hit the market in 2006, it introduced a frenzy of controversy plus confusion as to its validity as a legal product to use during regular play, we’ve always stood by our believe that if a product decreases a balls compression at impact it would be considered a non enhancing product therefore legal for play on your driver face. On September 29 2006 the USGA took the liberty of directing them to pull and re-label all of our PME’S products in the market place and redesign all packaging labels to comply with there suggested recommendations, which they did. The real

problem facing the USGA is that the product is clear and hard to detect once it’s on your driver face. It’s the first product of its kind that doesn’t have to do with the ball or the club itself, its unique and it works. Layerco has no plans on tinting the Poly Max now or in the future to make it noticeable to all players & opponents, which raise the question, who’s using it where and when.

Sales of PME’S have increased as players are discovering the ease of enhancing their conforming clubs without spending a fortune on a non-conforming driver. PME’S are so convenient you can literally place it on your driver and boom it at all par four’s & five’s without no one noticing, And easily remove it after your drive. They are so durable, one PME will last a full round of golf. Each pack contains 18 PME’S. They not only produce distance they also help in keeping your ball on a straight trajectory for accuracy with less backspin for more ground roll. “You can walk on the course with conforming clubs to your friends and nobody will ever know your using it.” Says Richard Carrion the companies CEO.” Our company is moving towards a major distribution program as sales continue to grow worldwide, we anticipate a wide spread interest in 2007 & 2008,with investor and major retail operations implemented”.