After I had protected my V-Easy by applying for a patent, I then had to decide how to get it out into the market place.

I was confident it could sell worldwide so I needed a company who was capable of marketing and selling it on such a global scale.
The company also needed to be involved in putting, chipping and training aids.

I sent an email to YES GOLF (UK) explaining who I was and what I had invented and within 5 minutes I was discussing it with the MD of YES GOLF, Peter Allison.
A week later, I went to meet with him and he loved the V-Easy.
He agreed to make and sell my V-Easy and started the long journey the next day by contacting his sources in Hong Kong.
I heard today that the first consignment has arrived in Britain and is currently passing through customs as I speak (17/11/09)
These will be sent to the stores and sellers in the golf industry here in Britain and as far afield as Australia and Canada.
It will be a great thrill for me to see the V-Easy out there in the golf shops and on the putting greens and driving ranges and would like to thank Peter and all those at YES GOLF for helping me achieve my dream.