Lukas Wenig had been using manufacturer L-Style's flights for several years, but now the German darter has started an official cooperation with this company.
''For years I have trusted the quality of L-Style. Therefore, I am now all the more pleased that we have officially entered into a cooperation,'' Wenig wrote in a post on his Facebook page.
''After gaining an even deeper understanding of the different products, I was able to adjust my set-up,'' Wenig added. Wenig has been playing mostly on the Challenge Tour and Euro Tour qualifying tournaments this year. He was also allowed to fill in once during a Players Championship weekend in Hildesheim, Germany. Wenig reached the second round twice.
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