Lydia Ko will officially join the PXG stable for 2017, her fourth year as a professional golfer. The news confirms a Jaime Diaz report from late November that was widely circulated in the world of golf.

No word yet on the specifics of Ko’s WITB as she jumps ship from Callaway.

In addition to Ko, PXG announced Brittany Lang, who has been using PXG irons, will officially be a staffer, as well as Christina Kim and Ryann O’Toole. They’ll join Cristie Kerr, Alison Lee, Sadena Parks, Gerina Piller and Beatriz Recari as LPGA players on staff.

Interestingly, Parsons isn’t signing any PGA Tour talent in 2017, and the company will focus instead on growing international business, according to E. Michael Johnson of Golf Digest.

“This year PXG is looking at golf and the tour from a global perspective,” said Bob Parsons. “In 2016 we saw remarkable growth in international sales, but we recognize that we have only scratched the surface. Tour validation is important, and the ladies tour is wildly popular in many countries. … These players, as well as our top-notch PGA Tour pros, will help us bring PXG’s unmatched technology to passionate golfers around the globe.”

Regarding the move to PXG, Ko said, “It was always my dream goal to become World No. 1. Now that I have reached that benchmark in my career, I am focused on consistently playing the best golf I can. When I first hit PXG’s clubs I was extremely impressed by how they felt. They felt solid and the performance was … wow!”

Ko will begin the season with new equipment, a new coach—after divesting of David Leadbetter’s services—and a new caddie.

Parsons Xtreme Golf was started in 2014 by GoDaddy founder, Bob Parsons. Ryan Moore was the first Tour staffer in 2015. Zach Johnson, Billy Horschel, Charles Howell III, and James Hahn signed on in 2016.