Huddersfield Europro tour golfer Chris Hanson partners with hometown firm Abzorb
European Tour golfer Chris Hanson has joined forces with Huddersfield-based communications company Abzorb for the 2016 season.
Chris is currently competing on The European Tour in South Africa at the Tshwane Open, after recently having a successful two weeks in Johannesburg at the start of January.
Chris, who is also from Huddersfield, is set to play in over 20 countries around the world this coming year.
Commenting on the new partnership, Chris said: “Without the support of companies like Abzorb my dream would not be possible. I really can’t thank them enough for their support and look forward to sharing the journey with them.”
Abzorb, which is a SLA-led business, is a continually growing and a national supplier, which boosts a local workforce. The firm has delivered self-care branded solutions to some of the top universities in the UK.
Steve Beeby of Abzorb added: “We are a company that are proud to support local teams, charities and foundations. We are very excited to support Chris on The European Tour and really look forward to following his progress!”
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