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About Us
While watching Tiger Woods competing at the
Byron Nelson Classic Tournament, our inventor
noticed somebody handing out autographs next
to their million dollar home on the golf course.
He nudged his way up to see who it was. It
happened to be Chuck Norris's partner in the
show Walker Texas Ranger. He frantically
searched for something that the actor could
autograph. After realizing he had a Texas
Rangers ball cap on, he decided to have the bill
of the cap autographed. Once signed, he
noticed that the writing was almost impossible to
read on the dark blue fabric. That is when the
light bulb went off. He pictured a cap that was
made for autographing, hence.......
Byron Nelson Classic Tournament, our inventor
noticed somebody handing out autographs next
to their million dollar home on the golf course.
He nudged his way up to see who it was. It
happened to be Chuck Norris's partner in the
show Walker Texas Ranger. He frantically
searched for something that the actor could
autograph. After realizing he had a Texas
Rangers ball cap on, he decided to have the bill
of the cap autographed. Once signed, he
noticed that the writing was almost impossible to
read on the dark blue fabric. That is when the
light bulb went off. He pictured a cap that was
made for autographing, hence.......
| Conception of the Product: |
| Goals: Sporting Innovations main goal is to get this product produced with professional licensed logos on them. This way, when it is autographed it becomes sports memorabilia automatically. The best part about wearing The Autograph Cap while seeking an autograph is that it eliminates the cumbersome task of carrying around a real ball or photo all night at the game. If you happen to own your own Autograph Cap and you happen to be in the right place at the right time, all you have to do is whip your cap off your head and whaa laa, get it autographed! Sporting Innovations ultimate goal is to license our patented designs to companies who would like to expand their product line to add a cap that can be used to seek autographs & then have an attactive vehicle to display these prized possetions, not to mention add instant value depending on the autograph that has been added. |
| Where it's Headed: |
| Our Inventor, Michael Hathaway with Cubs Manager Dusty Baker at the 2003 Minor League Baseball Meetings in New Orleans. |