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Found this photo. Looks like they did some pretty extreme marketing the year the R1 came out. Wondering if the race suit was used at one of the PGA tournaments during 2013

Is there someone here that knows anyone at TaylorMade I could contact, that might know something about this race suit?

Are there any current NASCAR/NHRA drivers (aside from Chad Head) that are sponsored by a golf company?

Maybe I will use some Callaway or Nike clubs when I'm at the range, to confuse people even more.

Yeah, like I noted at the bottom of my post, it looks like TaylorMade sponsored an NHRA car in 2015. But I couldn't find anything in 2013. I may just get a racing helmet and wear to the driving range and see what kind of reactions I get. LOL.

Has anyone seen something like this before? Its a real Simpson racing firesuit. Was it for a promo of somekind? Another photo of suit It looks like the NHRA had a sponsored car in 2015, but the R1 came out in 2013 http://www.nhra.com/story/2015/2/3/head-taylormade/

Adidas Climacool and Callaway X-Series (w UPF +15)

Craigslist. I've bought balls on there all the time, and you can see what your buying before you hand your money over.

Zach Johnson had 6 sponsors on his shirt. Is that the most a player has had, or has there been another with 6 or more sponsors on a shirt?

Found out Keegan Bradley sells these type shirts: http://www.travismathew.com/keegan-polo/ Anyone else know of players (past or present) that sell golf shirts with the sponsor logos on them?

Yes, that's exactly what I'm looking for. Those type shirts in general, not specifically Ian Poulter's. Do you know if Ian is the only player out there that does this?

Good to know about the Nike shirts. I guess Nike is paying the players enough money, they don't need other sponsor logos on the shirts anyways.

OK. I was just wondering if they sold these types of shirts, with the sponsor logos, at the vendor tents at the tournaments, or at retail stores, or online somewhere.

Yeah, I understand the style of shirts are available for sale, without the sponsor logos on them. I was just wondering if the shirts that they wore during the tournaments, with the logos on them, were sold to the general public as well. Kind of like when you buy soccer or rugby jerseys from your favorite professional team, they usually have the sponsor logos on them, like AIG or Vodafone or Qatar Airmways etc etc.

Does anyone know if shirts worn by players on the PGA/LPGA tour are sold to the general public, like in retail stores or thru vendors at the tournaments? The shirts I am referring to are the ones that have the sponsor logos on the chest, collars and sleeves. Here's a couple examples: Or are these type of shirts only made for the players to wear?

Yes, I saw the website. Was looking for feedback to see if anyone here has used these clubs, or knows of anyone that has used them, and what kind of results were obtained by using the DBOT 5 clubs. Did you notice on the website they sponsor Selanee Henderson? Hubba hubba!

Has anyone used, or know of anyone that has used these clubs? Are they worthwhile for an intermediate/advanced set of clubs?

Thanks for posting. Did the twerking lead to her new putting style?

Just for you Shorty. I know you've waited long enough to find out how much a Snickers golf bag is worth: http://www.ebay.com/itm/SNICKERS-PROMO-MARS-INC-GOLF-BAG-NUMBERED-209-LIMITED-RARE-NEW-NEVER-USED-/131486856391?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash;=item1e9d3a34c7

Is there another video? Looks like its been disabled.

I can see some of those Korean girls on the LPGA using these bags. Not for me though.

Marketing/Publicity

Yeah, like this Sergio hat: http://www.ebay.com/itm/RARE-TaylorMade-SERGIO-GARCIA-Adidas-Lethal-R1-Driver-Player-Issued-Flex-Fit-HAT-/151256806261?pt=US_Athletic_Clothing&hash;=item23379bb375

Yeah, 1Billion contest is over. Makes me wonder if Buffett made a "donation" to a couple of the schools to pull of flop.

I didn't know about the buyout part. That's interesting. Yeah, yesterday was a bracket buster day for sure. Probably the same today.