Golf Business News – Softspikes enjoy clean sweep at Majors
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The Softspikes swept the men's four majors in 2024 following Xander Schaffer's win at the Open Championship.
The winner wore PINS ThinTech spikes in his adidas Tour 360 shoes en route to winning the Claret Jug and second major title of the year following his win at the PGA Championship.
On awarding the Golf Champion of the Year, Schauffele it is 27th A PGA Tour winner has done so wearing Softspikes in the last 31 PGA Tour events. In addition, 80% of the Royal Troon field wore Softspikes as they competed on Ayrshire's most challenging structure.
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Joe Henderson, President of Softspikes, said: “The final round of the Open was a very exciting spectacle and we are delighted that the winner did a fantastic job, wearing interchangeable spikes, to not only capture his second Major, but the round. sweeping this year's Majors with players choosing to compete in Softspikes.”
Tour players change their grip and pull frequently based on course conditions, but novice golfers rarely think about the impact of wearing spikes on the same distance and distance. To achieve the most effective benefits, golfers should replace their spikes every 15 rounds.
For more information on adjustable pulls and to purchase all Softspikes models, visit www.softspikes.com
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