Tiger Woods and Bryson DeChambeau re-sign golf ball deals with Bridgestone Golf
Woods and DeChambeau re-sign golf ball deals with Bridgestone ahead of The Masters...
Tiger Woods and Bryson DeChambeau have both re-signed golf ball deals with Bridgestone Golf ahead of this week's Masters Tournament at Augusta National - with Woods once again reiterating an industry top secret that many golfers still do not know about!
Woods, who won his 15th career major at The Masters last year, currently uses the Bridgestone Tour B XS golf ball, while DeChambeau, who recently won his first major at the US Open, favours the Tour B X model.
"I'm excited to announce that I will be extending my relationship with Bridgestone Golf to use their Tour B XS golf ball," said Woods on his Instagram post.
"I've had a great run with them stretching over 20 years and am looking forward to many more!"
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If you are confused by Woods' "20 years" comment, that is not a typo.
When Woods first signed a golf ball deal with Bridgestone in 2016, the former World No.1 revealed an industry top secret to a number of golfers.
"What people don't realise is that Bridgestone made the Nike golf ball for a number of years," said Woods. "It's a great ball and making the switch wasn't that hard."
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Upon reading some of the comments on Woods' latest golf ball post, it would appear there are still plenty of golfers out there who did not know that Bridgestone made Nike Golf balls.
"S***, we learn something new every day," said one golfer.
"Nike ball made by Bridgestone?" questioned another golfer.
"You definitely played a Nike ball like five years ago bud," said another surprised golfer.
Scroll through the comments on Woods' Instagram post to see plenty more shocked golf fans.
DeChambeau also took to Instagram to reveal his new deal with Bridgestone Golf with a video post.
"My golf ball contract is up and after extreme testing the decision was obvious, in the end there is clearly a better ball. Now to announce which is the best golf ball for me..."
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