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Callaway invests $15m in 3D-printing facility
Callaway opens $15m Texas facility to print custom golf clubs.
In brief
Callaway opens $15m Texas facility to print custom golf clubs. Callaway will produce custom titanium golf clubs using 3D printing by 2028 after investing $15 million in a Texas facility. Originally reported by Golf.
Callaway's new 3D-printing facility
Callaway announced a $15 million investment in a new 3D-printing facility in Fort Worth, Texas.
Facility operational timeline
The facility will become operational in mid-2027 and begin supporting U.S. product needs in 2028.
7 years of additive manufacturing research
Callaway has been researching additive manufacturing for seven years, producing prototypes since late 2022.
Titanium 3D printing capabilities
The facility will expand Callaway’s titanium R&D and manufacturing capabilities for complex club designs.
CEO Chip Brewer's statement
Chip Brewer, Callaway’s CEO, said 3D printing will unlock performance breakthroughs and define future products.
Future product focus
Callaway plans to produce custom titanium products for golfers by 2028 using 3D printing.
Cobra's 3DP Iron program
Cobra has been leading 3D-printing technology with their 3DP Iron program for golf clubs.
Callaway's competitive edge
Callaway believes 3D printing gives them a competitive advantage over rivals in club manufacturing.
At a glance
Callaway will produce custom titanium golf clubs using 3D printing by 2028 after investing $15 million in a Texas facility.
