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By Peter Driver in Golf on 20th Jan 2009 15:00
Valle Romano Golf and Resort at Estepona in Andalusia is the latest Spanish golf club to invest in the electric version of the E-Z-GO TXT golf car. Local E-Z-GO distributor Green Mowers delivered the vehicles to the 150 hectare resort which features an 18-hole championship golf course designed by Cabell B Robinson.
Valle Romano is a luxury, high-quality development lying between the Sierra Bermeja mountain range and the Mediterranean Sea. The golf course, which has a gentle and undulating topography, occupies some 60 hectares.
Juan Carlos Pinero, Managing Director, said, "I believe that E-Z-GO makes the best golf cars and the electric TXT is a good example of this. They are tough, durable and easy to maintain and the golfers like them. Our course has set new standards in Andalusia and the golf cars complement the way we run the club, with quality and service at the forefront of everything we do.
"The service and support from Jose Maria Lucena and the Green Mowers team has been excellent."
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