Golf show in Westchester County Center

Visit the lower Hudson Valley's only golf show and see Golf Westchester's six challenging 18-hole courses. Drop by the Golf Westchester booth and complete an entry form at no cost prizes and automatically be given a coupon for a 2 Fore 1 golf round on county courses during the first month of the season. Restrictions apply. Pros can give swing tips and then sell on merchandise. Golf gift cards and County Park Passes will probably be on sale too.

The county courses are Mohansic in Yorktown Heights; Maple Moor in White Plains; Saxon Woods in Scarsdale; Hudson Hills in Mizuno MX-1000 irons Ossining; and Dunwoodie and Sprain Lake, at Yonkers

The Golf Show will likely feature the Metropolitan Golf Association's Let's Talk Golf stage, offering hourly talks and demonstrations including expert tips in the putting doctor and short lessons on chipping and putting. Golfers can practice sporting the green given by Armonk's Home Green Advantage.

The Executive Women's Golf Association will offer free lessons specifically targeted at women.

Arranging a golf vacation? Golf resorts and courses from Bermuda to Ocean City, Maryland, to Binghamton and the Hudson Valley will likely be represented. The Golf Show will likely feature manufacturers demonstrating their new 2012 products.

Hourly prizes include on line and golf-related merchandise. Plus you will see a putting contest to profit the MGA foundation. Increase the  Mizuno JPX-800 Irons risk for 50-foot putt and win a totally free round of golf and two-pack of Bridgestone balls, while supplies last.

Admission is $9; seniors $8; free for kids under 12. Parking is $5. View in The Journal News and LoHud.com for dollar-off admission and parking coupons. Paid admissions obtain a coupon for the free small bucket of balls at Fairview Golf Center in Elmsford.

The show is sponsored by Westchester County Parks, The Journal News LoHud.com, Home Green Advantage, Fairview discount golf clubs  Golf Center, WFAS radio, News 12 Westchester, Entergy, FIOS, along with the Metropolitan Golf Association.