Chris Harney Is a Well-Known Golfer

(prHWY.com) February 28, 2012 - East Falmouth, MA -- One of the most popular games in the world, Golf has a following in almost every country. What attracts players to this game is that it can be played by people of all age groups. This game is played both recreationally and professionally. Though the object of the game sounds fairly simple, i.e., to put a ball in a hole by hitting it with a club in minimum number of strokes, it is quite a challenging game. Becoming a good golfer requires years of practice.

Chris Harney is well-known golfer who set a world record of 271 yards with 9 iron in 1981 National Power Hitting Champion. He also wrote a weekly sports column for The Boston Guide for several years. Readers learnt a lot about how to improve their game by reading his "Ask The Experts" column. He has been associated with many prestigious associations like the Professional Golfers' Association of America, the Massachusetts Golf Association, the United States Golf Association, and more.

Chris Harney is also known for a corporate golf program that he started in 1988 at the Andover Country Club. He was the Golf Director here and this club had companies like Converse, Wang and Merrill Lynch as its corporate members. In 1983, when he was based in Osaka, Japan, he hosted and developed a series of 13 corporate golf television shows.

About Chris Harney
Chris Harney is an excellent golfer who has lived and worked in Southeast Asia for almost two decades acting as a strategic advisor to international companies seeking to enter or expand business activities in Asian markets. He holds a world record as 1981 National Power Hitting Champion and has contributed a lot to the game of golf through his writings, series of 13 corporate gold television shows which he hosted and developed in 1983 when he was based in Osaka, Japan.

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