Golf club counterfeiters jailed

Two persons found guilty of selling counterfeit Callaway Golf clubs and components have been sentenced to two years and one and one-half years in jail, respectively

The Taiwanese authorities have handed out jail sentences to two persons found guilty of selling counterfeit Callaway Golf clubs and components.

Callaway Golf Company report that the defendants, Liao Fa-Ching and Chou Yu-Mei, were convicted of violating two articles of the Republic of China’s Trademark Law after government investigators had raided their business, Tung Chi International Co. Ltd., last year and seized counterfeit Callaway Golf products.

Liao and Chou were sentenced to two years and one and one-half years in jail, respectively.

“Callaway Golf appreciates the support it has received from the enforcement authorities and the courts in Taiwan,” stated Steve McCracken, senior executive vice president and chief legal officer of Callaway Golf.

Callaway Golf Company www.callawaygolf.com

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