ORLANDO, Fla., March 7, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- The World Golf League, Inc. (OTCBB:WGFL) announced today that it has signed a six-month contract with NorthStar Vision, Inc. of Palm Beach Gardens, FL, the leader in golf television production. NorthStar, who recently produced the history of the Ryder Cup for NBC, will act as co-executive producers for the WGL Million Dollar Shootout reality television series, which will air this summer on a major national network.
"This represents a major milestone for the WGL Million Dollar Shootout to be able to attract one of the nation's leading golf production companies to act in the capacity of executive producer. NorthStar, with its unique network resources will add tremendous value to this most exciting project," said Mike Pagnano, CEO, The WGL, Inc. "We are thrilled to be part of the WGL Million Dollar Shootout and are certain that this concept will be a major television success over the next several years. We have not been involved in such an innovative concept and look forward to the production and airing of this exciting event this summer," said Roy Hamlin, CEO NorthStar Vision, Inc.
The WGL markets a professional golf concept in the USA and 27 international venues, which allow average golfers to play for substantial prize money in local and regional tournaments culminating with a PGA-style national event and world championship.
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