Australian Ladies Professional Golf and Cobra Puma Golf today announced the continuation of their partnership which will see Puma Golf as the exclusive apparel supplier to ALPG.

The news comes as the ALPG Tour is about to enter its major tournament swing of the Tour, involving several high profile events attracting worldwide attention.

On the back of 2013 success stories surrounding players such as Karrie Webb, Rebecca Artis and Lydia Ko, the ALPG Tour is again poised to showcase not only Australasia`s best but some of the best in the world.

Cobra Puma Golf already enjoys a strong presence in women`s golf boasting a team of brand ambassadors including teenage American sensation Lexi Thompson, Swede Anna Nordqvist and South African and former European Tour number 1, Lee-Anne Pace. All three will be seen in action during the 2014 ALPG Tour season.

Karen Lunn, Executive Director, ALPG, welcomed the continuation of the partnership which she says will allow ALPG and Cobra Puma Golf to benefit both during and outside of tournament season.

\"I really feel that Cobra Puma Golf is the perfect partner for the ALPG. Its brand has attracted thousands of youngsters to the game, and its trendy, cool image is exactly the kind we need to attract young people and particularly young women to the game of golf. We are very grateful to Cobra Puma for their support as we embark on our 2014 ALPG summer of golf. The ALPG team will be very proud to don Puma Golf apparel and promote it with pride.” Lunn said

Christian Pegrum, Head of Golf, AustralAsia, for Cobra Puma Golf, was also very enthusiastic about the possibilities the partnership will continue offer.

“Cobra Puma Golf is looking forward to another year with the ALPG and their 2014 initiatives. The continued focus on growing the game and enjoying golf are in line with what we aspire to achieve at Cobra Puma Golf. We are excited for our brand to be aligned with initiatives that continue to invite all walks of life to enjoy the game of golf and further support the growth of Ladies Professional Golf in Australia.”