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Inbee Park signs contract extension with Srixon

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9 years ago

Dec 20, 2013

Inbee Park has agreed to terms on a multi-year contract extension with Srixon. The 25-year-old South Korean is currently ranked No.1 on the Rolex Women’s World Rankings and also the reigning LPGA Player of the Year. Park had six victories in 2013, including three straight majors: the Kraft Nabisco Championship, LPGA Championship and the U.S. Women’s Open.

“We are thrilled that Ms. Park has decided to remain a member of Srixon’s tour staff,” said Todd Harman, President of Cleveland Golf/Srixon in the U.S. “Ms. Park’s outstanding 2013 season has not only validated her as the most dominant women’s player, but it has also cemented her legacy as one of the premier golfers in the history of the game. Her decision to remain part of the Srixon family says a lot to us regarding how she feels about our products and our company.”

The contract extension outfits Park with a Srixon golf ball, Srixon golf clubs and Cleveland wedges. She will continue to wear Srixon gloves and a Srixon logo on the side of her headwear, and will carry a Srixon bag.

“I am very excited to extend my relationship with Srixon. They have provided me the best clubs, balls and other products,” said Inbee Park. “I thank the Srixon team for all their support and I look forward to playing Srixon products on tour.”

To see what clubs she used in 2013, check out Inbee Park’s WITB.

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Photos from the 2022 Travelers Championship

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5 days ago

Jun 24, 2022

GolfWRX Staff

GolfWRX was on site and under the umbrella at the Travelers Championship this week.

For your viewing pleasure, we have five general galleries, 13 WITB looks — including Hideki Matsuyama and Tony Fianu — and a number of special galleries. First in-hand looks at Titleist’s new driver and Callaway’s Jaws Raw wedges as well.

Check out links to all our photos below and join the discussion in the forums!

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Photos from the 2022 US Open

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2 weeks ago

Jun 14, 2022

GolfWRX Staff

GolfWRX is on site at The Country Club for the 122nd contesting of the U.S. Open.

There’s plenty to see from Brookline, including more than 30 WITBs, several general galleries, and in-hand shots of limited-edition U.S. Open gear — like the Scotty Cameron putter cover below.

Check out links to all of our photos!

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Check out Scotty Cameron, Odyssey, Bettinardi US Open putter covers

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2 weeks ago

Jun 13, 2022

Ben Alberstadt

As is tradition, many OEMs release limited-edition major gear (for example, TaylorMade’s superb “246” staff bag and Srixon’s — which we’re giving away on Instagram). And with the 2022 edition of the United States’ national open taking place at the famed Country Club in Brookline, Massachusetts, there’s an overflowing chowder pot of inspiration for these exclusive designs.

First, let’s take a look at Scotty Cameron’s 2022 U.S. Open putter cover.

It’s a pretty straightforward play from SC and company here: Boston = bivalves, right? And in place of the pearl? A golf ball, of course. Red, white, and blue coloring because, well, America.

More photos of Scotty Cameron’s 2022 U.S. Open putter covers here.

Odyssey designers also went with the RWB palette. “1894” and “The Founding” reference the establishment of the USGA (in 1894). The Country Club was one of the five (“5”) charter clubs of the United States Golf Association. As your pleated khaki-wearing uncle knows well: the other four were Newport Golf Club, St. Andrew’s Golf Club, Chicago Golf Club, and Shinnecock.

More photos of Odyssey’s 2022 U.S. Open putter covers here.

The good folks at Bettinardi went an entirely different direction: Birthing the offspring of Bettinardi’s Fat Cat and the TCC squirrel logo and opting for a white/green colorway. Betti’s ’22 “American Championship” cover is nothing if not memorable. Adherents at the altar of the Fat Cat won’t be disappointed!