Voices from the Hall

Posted on 20. Jan, 2010 by Dana Nichols in Uncategorized

The world famous World Golf Hall of Fame in Saint Augustine, FL has incorporated over two-and-a-half hours of exclusive audio content from more than 35 Hall of Fame members.

The new attraction called “Voices from the Hall” was created to give visitors an even more comprehensive experience while at the museum.

With the help of a small audio guide device, visitors can now experience more than 175 points of interest that highlight personal stories along with anecdotes that have been collected over the last 10 years.

From Arnold Palmer reminiscing about stories with “Ike,” Byron Nelson speaking about how he turned professional, to Tommy Bolt talking about his temper and Ben Crenshaw talking about Harvey Penick’s emotional Masters win, the new addition will further enhance each guest’s encounter with their Hall of Fame members such as Pete Dye, Sandra Haynie, Hale Irwin, Tony Jacklin, Carol Mann, Larry Nelson, Curtis Strange and more.

“Visitors will love stepping into the stories and personal accounts straight from the World Golf Hall of Fame members and other notable golf figures and historians heard on ‘Voices from the Hall’,” said Jack Peter, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the World Golf Hall of Fame. “We are certain this audio tour will add great value to each guest’s visit and will leave them with even more information and special details they can only get here at the Hall.”

“Voices from the Hall” has been in development for more than five years and will continue to expand as the World Golf Hall of Fame welcomes new inductees.

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