With three top-10s in the last four Open Championships, Callaway Staffer Marc Leishman looks to add to his links golf success. The Australian’s ability to flight the ball down and shape shots will help him combat the windy Open conditions. Check out what Marc Leishman has in the bag when he looks to add his name to the Claret Jug.
It’s only a matter of time before Callaway Staffer Xander Schauffele adds a major championship to his already accomplished resume. The runner-up at last year’s Open at Carnoustie has been in contention at just about every major that he has competed in since making his debut in 2017. Check out what X has in the bag as he looks to add his name to the Claret Jug.
Looking to add his name to the Claret Jug for the second time in as many years, Francesco Molinari enters this year’s Open with the confidence and game to defend. Since joining the Callaway Staff, Molinari has added a win at the Arnold Palmer, a 3rd place at the WGC Dell Matchplay, and a top-5 finish at the Masters. Check out what the defending Open Champion has in the beg when he tees it up at Royal Portrush.
Since bringing home the Claret Jug in 2013, World Golf Hall of Famer Phil Mickelson has finished inside the top-25 of The Open Championship four of the last five years. At 49 years old, Lefty has added 6 yards off of the tee this season and will looks to take advantage of that added length this week at Royal Portrush. Check out what Phil Mickelson has in the bag when he looks to add a sixth major championship to his already storied career.
Callaway Staffer Dylan Frittelli closed out his first PGA TOUR victory of his career Sunday, shooting a final round 64 and coming from behind to win at TPC Deere Run. Frittelli's game was virtually flawless, posting only one bogey through 72 holes of tournament play and leading the field in strokes gained and scrambling. With his win at the John Deere Classic, Frittelli earned a spot in next weeks Open Championship at Royal Portrush. Check out what Dylan had in the bag for the fifth win of his professional career.
Since becoming a member of Team Callaway earlier this year, Francesco Molinari has been nothing short of remarkable. With a win in his first week as a Callaway Staffer at the Arnold Palmer, a third place finish at the WGC Matchplay, and a top-5 at Augusta, we expect to see Francesco’s name at the top of the leaderboard come Sunday at Pebble Beach. Check out what he will have in the bag this week at the US Open.
With seven birdies carded in the final round of the season's first major, Xander Schauffele climbed up the leaderboard and finished the tournament tied for second. Xander's performance was highlighted by his accuracy off of the tee and his ability to hit greens in regulation. Check out what X has in the bag in Georgia.
When future Hall of Famer Phil Mickelson tees it up in Augusta on Thursday, he looks to add a sixth major championship to his illustrious career. Already with a win this year at Pebble Beach using Epic Flash, Chrome Soft X with Triple Track, and the new PM Grind wedge, Lefty is confident that he has what it takes to win the season's first major.
Playing in his first start as an official member of the Callaway Tour Staff, 2018 Open Champion Francesco Molinari captured the Arnold Palmer Invitational in stunning fashion, turning in a sensational 8-under 64 in the final round for a two-shot victory.
Further solidifying himself as one of the best match play competitors in the world, Kevin Kisner outlasted the top players in the world en route to victory at the WGC-Dell Match Play Championship. In the second consecutive year reaching the finals at Austin CC, Kis leaned on his pinpoint accuracy off the tee and consistent putting to close out his third win on the PGA Tour.
Weather delays and a forced Monday finish couldn't keep Sergio Garcia from securing his third Andalucia Valderrama Masters championship. Sergio separated himself from the field in the second round, when he shot a 7-under 64, and tied his career low round at Real Club Valderrama. His pinpoint accuracy off of the tee and into greens were integral in capturing his 6th win on Spanish turf.
In a final round that included two hole outs from off of the green, eight birdies, and two eagles, Xander Schauffele closed out the Sentry Tournament of Champions tying the course record with an eleven under, 62, and taking home his fourth championship in eighteen months. Xander put the new Epic Flash Sub Zero Driver in the bag this week and put on a clinic off the tee averaging 313 yards and hitting 78% of fairways in regulation.
Xander Schauffele's name has become a familiar sight at the top of major leaderboards since breaking onto the PGA TOUR. The San Diego State standout quickly propelled himself into the spotlight, taking home the Rookie of the Year in 2017 and rattling off four wins in 18 months. In his two appearances in the US Open, Xander has finished no worse that tied for 6th, so look for him to make a run at a first major this week at Pebble. Check out what he has in the bag.
Phil Mickelson enters his 28th US Open in search of becoming the sixth player ever to complete the career grand slam. A win at Pebble Beach, a course he's won at five times, would be his first at our National Championship and would further establish him as one of golf's all-time greats. Here's a look at the clubs that he'll use at Pebble.
