Greens Worldwide Incorporated: Olympic Gold Medalist Ed Moses To Compete On 2006 Tour

US Pro Golf Tour, Inc. has received an application from Ed Moses, a Gold and Silver Medalist at the 2000 Olympics and has been granted a full exemption for the 2006 Tour. Ed will play as a Pro-Championship player in 2006 tour events.

Greens Worldwide Incorporated today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, US Pro Golf Tour, Inc. has received an application from Ed Moses, a Gold and Silver Medalist at the 2000 Olympics and has been granted a full exemption for the 2006 Tour. Moses will play as a Pro-Championship player in 2006 tour events.

Moses won Gold in the 400m Medley Relay and Silver in the 100m breast at the 2000 Olympics, helping the United States to a world record. He is the former world record holder in the 100m breaststroke. In 2002, Moses broke three short course world records over two days, the first American to do so. He owns 11 US National titles and had 13 world records in five years. Moses was the first man to break one minute in the breaststroke relay split as part of the world record-breaking 400m medley relay at the 2000 Olympics. Moses has always had the dream of pursuing a career as a professional golfer, and the Tour welcomes Moses as a competitor on the 2006 Tour.

The Tour has granted 160 professionals full tour card exempt status for the 2006 Tour.

“I decided to play the US Pro Golf Tour to help launch my career with the large tours, using the US Pro Golf Tour as a trampoline while I work towards achieving my goals," said Moses. "The large purses and big lights are a good parallel as I work towards the big tours."

“We are privileged to have an athlete with the credentials Ed Moses brings to the US Pro Golf Tour joining us as a Celebrity," said Robert A. Marshburn, senior vice president of the US Pro Golf Tour. "Having played golf in high school and choosing to play golf again since his retirement from competitive swimming in April 2005, for the first time since a successful high school golfing career, we are fortunate to have Ed compete on the US Pro Golf Tour as his springboard to hopefully achieve his aspirations of playing at a higher level on the big tours."

About The U.S. Pro Golf Tour

The U.S. Pro Golf Tour is the country's premier intermediary professional golf tour. Its tour-caliber events feature former PGA golfers, players preparing for the Champions Tour, non-exempt professionals on the Champions Tour, celebrity challengers and professionals 18 and older gearing-up for the PGA Tour. The U.S. Pro Golf Tour conducts a Pro-Net competition for players with handicaps of all skill levels, 18 years and older, competing for substantial prize money in a tour-event atmosphere. All tournaments are weeklong events, and feature junior clinics, pro am events, media coverage, entertainment, electronic leader boards and hospitality, with local market charities benefiting from the events. The U.S. Pro Golf Tour is televised on The Golf Channel, featured in the program “54 Holes to Sunday.”

For more information on the US Pro Golf Tour, call 252.264.2064, or visit www.usprogolftour.com
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