An A-Z visitors guide to Milwaukee Wisconsin. Sponsored by Key Magazine Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Key COVER FEATURE 6 FOR THREE DAYS THIS MONTH, golfers can do more than dream about birdies, bogeys and warm, sunny weather. The Greater Milwaukee Golf Show March 14-16 at the Expo Center of Wisconsin State Fair Park offers thousands of golfers the opportunity to look ahead to days when there are leaves on the trees and greens are not white. "The show is my avenue to promote the game of golf and keep it as healthy as possible," says Jay Royle, president of Royle LLC, which publishes Midwest Golfing Magazine and operates the Milwaukee show and the Greater Madison Golf Show held in February. The Milwaukee show offers a blend of exhibits and demonstration areas, appealing to golfers of all ages and skill levels. Leading manufacturers of golf clubs and equipment are represented, along with top golf courses from throughout Wisconsin and other states. Attendees also can test their skills, compete for an array of prizes and receive free instruction from top golf professionals. The popular indoor driving range and putting green areas are enhanced this year by sand traps, with professionals again on hand to give tips on how to successfully emerge from those hated hazards. As usual, no one walks away empty handed from this show. The first 1,000 attendees each day receive a sleeve of new Project(a) TaylorMade golf balls. All show-goers receive the Golf Show issue of Midwest Golfing Magazine, a free round at one of six Milwaukee County Courses or a discounted round at the county's highly rated Brown Deer. Attendees also can sign up for a one-year subscription to either Golf Digest or Golf World. Drawings throughout the three days provide Golf Show "Bucks" where an attendee can win money to spend at the show. Other hourly door prizes include rounds of golf from exhibiting courses and the grand prize: an all-inclusive, five-night vacation for four at the Breezy Point Resort 140 miles north of Minneapolis. LOOK AHEAD TO GREENER DAYS at Greater Milwaukee Golf Show