Dec 13, 2022
DSG Global’s (OTCQB: DSGT) wholly owned subsidiary, Vantage Tag Systems, has announced the debut of the V-Club GPS Fleet Management-enabled Fleet Cart at the PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando, Florida, on Jan 24-27, 2023. Designed as a direct alternative to incumbent fleet selections, the V-Club sets new standards for performance, golfer comfort/safety, and affordability. To celebrate the debut, Vantage Tag Systems is giving away two of the new fully outfitted V-Club Luxury fleet golf carts at the PGA show from booth #3433. “I’ve been in this business for over 25 years.” said DSGT CEO Bob Silzer. “With very few changes to the present fleet car, the all-new Vantage V-Club fleet cart is the most complete offering in the industry at a price point that is a new benchmark for golf operators who are looking to enhance their fleet management capabilities, appearance and golfer experience.”
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About DSG Global Inc.
DSG Global is an emerging global technology company with an array of interconnecting businesses in some of the fastest-growing market sectors. DSGT has roots in the golf industry, in which it specializes in fleet management with patented analytics, mobile touch screen engagement and electric golf carts under the Vantage Tag Systems (“VTS”) brand.
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