Element 21 Scandium Shafts Win Again — at The Barclays

TORONTO–(EMWNews – August 25, 2008) – Element 21 Golf Company (OTCBB: ETGF) (FRANKFURT: BJQ), the manufacturer of advanced Scandium Alloy golf and fishing

equipment, announced today that the player using Element 21 Scandium shafts

has won The Barclays held at the Ridgewood Country Club.

This player has won The Barclays for the fourth time in his career and now

leads the Playoffs. He has been using Scandium shafts on UNENDORSED basis

for over one year.

This player has a reputation for being the hardest working professional

golfer, hitting thousands of golf balls on the practice range daily and

playing in numerous events worldwide each year. Following his switch to

the Scandium shafts, he was quoted as saying that he experienced less

vibration — and, therefore, less strain — in his elbows when he hits the

Scandium shafts. He has suffered from an ongoing elbow injury, so the

Scandium shafts, with vibration dampening ‘ShockBlok™’ technology, help

keep that from flaring up.

“We have seen that Scandium accuracy is beyond anything experienced in the

golf industry to-date, as was shown by the robotic,

third-party testing. Now the best players are getting the same results in

play. Scandium technology is being used by the best players on unendorsed

basis, giving Element 21 true validation of Scandium technology,” stated

Dr. Nataliya Hearn, e21’s CEO.

About The Element 21 Eagle One Scandium Shafts:

Element 21’s Eagle One Scandium Alloy shafts are manufactured using a

proprietary 25-step production process to create a seamless, extruded

shaft. Variable wall thickness and the alloy’s high tensile strength

results in a vibration dampening system called ShockBlok™ with 270% better

shock attenuation than steel shafts that protects golfers’ bodies, bones

and joints. Each Element 21 shaft is made from a single piece of Scandium

Alloy resulting in unmatched consistency from club to club as well as

unprecedented accuracy and distance and an industry leading torque of as

low as 1.4 degrees.

On average, the Element 21 Scandium shaft registered substantially longer

distance than any other shaft it tested against, in some cases by as much

as 16 yards at identical swing speeds, using identical 6 iron heads for the

test.

While the added distance of the Element 21 Scandium shafts was impressive

the dispersion/accuracy ratings it achieved were even more overwhelming.

The Scandium shafts recorded dispersion/accuracy ratings as low as +/-1.33

feet from the target zone on center hits. This low dispersion rating showed

that the Element 21 Scandium shafts are nearly 5 TIMES more accurate than

their nearest competitor.

About Element 21 Golf Company:

Element 21 Golf Company (e21) develops and markets award winning golf and

fishing products made from the Company’s next-generation, proprietary

Scandium Alloys. Element 21’s high performance products deliver dramatic

improvements in distance, consistency, accuracy and feel over the most

popular products in the US$5.5 billion golf and the US$48 billion

international fishing markets.

Originally developed for advanced aeronautics in jet fighters including the

MiG, Element 21’s patented Scandium Alloys provides the highest strength-to

weight ratio of any material currently used in sports — 25% improvement

over Titanium, 40% improvement over Graphite/Epoxy, 52% improvement over

Aluminum, 70% improvement over Steel. They also provide unique vibration

dampening properties resulting in products with unprecedented feel over

competing materials.

Element 21 Golf Company has recently expanded its product line to include

fishing equipment that has quickly secured international recognition by

winning several top honors at the 2007 ICAST, the world’s largest sports

fishing trade show.

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be regarded, in certain instances, as “forward-looking statements” pursuant

to Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21B of the

Securities Exchange Act of 1934, respectively. “Forward-looking statements”

are based on expectations, estimates and projections at the time the

statements are made, and involve risks and uncertainties which could cause

actual results or events to differ materially from those currently

anticipated, including but not limited to delays, difficulties, changed

strategies, or unanticipated factors or circumstances affecting e21 and its

business. A number of these risks and uncertainties are described in e21’s

periodic reports filed with Securities and Exchange Commission. There can

be no assurance that such forward-looking statements will ever prove to be

accurate and readers should not place undue reliance on any such

forward-looking statements contained herein, which speak only as of the

date hereof. e21 undertakes no obligation to republish revised

forward-looking statements to reflect events or circumstances after the

date hereof or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.