TaylorMade release Augusta themed products ahead of Masters
TaylorMade launches Limited Edition Augusta themed Tour bag, carry bag and putter headcover.
As the excitement builds for the annual trip to Augusta National, with the blooming azaleas, rolling fairways and treacherous greens, the unofficial start of the 2017 golfing season is upon us.
To celebrate the season opening major, TaylorMade is launching a Limited Edition Augusta themed tour bag, carry bag, and putter headcover.
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Adorned in the green and white colours associated with the season opening major, the Tour Bag features the striking pink Azalea pattern inside the pockets.
A total of 12 pockets allows for excellent storage whilst a 6-way velour top divider keeps the clubs organised.
Complete with umbrella sleeve, towel clip, rain hood and zip off belly panel for embroidery, golfers can match their favourite staff players during the tournament.
Available now priced at £399.
Mimicking the colour way of the Tour Bag, the FlexTech Stand Bag features the same nod to Augusta, with the green/white colours and Azalea patterned pocket lining.
The patented FlexTech base ensures no club crowding or sticking occurs through a smooth collapsible base and full length dividers.
A water-resistant micro-suede lined pocket keep valuables safe whilst a large internal cooler pocket will keep drinks cold. Be on lookout at this year’s Par-3 contest to see a selection of celebrities using the Season Opener FlexTech Bag.
Available now priced at £189.
The Limited Edition cover embodies golf’s first Major featuring the iconic Augusta green colouring and stitched Azalea flowers.
Hints of white and subtle branding on the synthetic leather add a premium look and feel to perfectly complement the Tour and stand bags.
Available now priced at £30.
For more information visit a local TaylorMade stockist. Please note that both the cap and driver headcover are only available in the United States.
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