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Apparel on sale at the Ladies Scottish Open

Spectators at the Ladies Scottish Open will be able to buy Bobby Jones apparel, clubs and accessories from a tournament marquee for the duration of the event. During the tournament the company's innovative and stylish products will be offered at privileged prices exclusive to those attending the event at the Carrick course at Cameron House on May 1-3. The Bobby Jones apparel range will be available from the marquee, including the stunning ladies range which takes its inspiration from the colours of springtime in Paris to provide a winning combination of style, function and comfort.

Also on sale will be the menswear Players and Collection ranges which feature knits, sweatshirts and blazers which reflect the unique link between Bobby Jones and the home of golf, St. Andrews.

Rounding off the selection of apparel available is the revolutionary XH20 performance range which uses moisture management technology to offer built in UV protection and anti-microbial properties.

Lloyd Booker, Managing Director of Bobby Jones Europe, said: "Our range of apparel and equipment will be on sale at the Ladies Scottish Open at special privilege rates for those who attend the event. It is a great pleasure for Bobby Jones to be able to offer its products to the Open's knowledgeable spectators."

The award-winning hybrids, designed by master club innovator Jesse Ortiz, the new Workshop Edition driver and the game-changing Pelz Wedge Series, a ground-breaking collaboration between Ortiz and short game guru Dave Pelz, will all be available from the marquee.

Bobby Jones is the official golf sponsor of the event and will provide official branded Ladies Scottish Open merchandise and has on course advertising during the tournament which will be covered on Sky Sports and Setanta Sports.

The company, which takes its name from the greatest amateur golfer of all time and winner of the only true grand slam in golf, will also be an associate sponsor of the PGA Seniors Championship held at Slaley Hall later in the year.