# Callaway invests $15m in 3D-printing facility

> Callaway opens $15m Texas facility to print custom golf clubs.
- Title: Callaway invests $15m in 3D-printing facility · Golf
- Summary: 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…
- Keywords: callaway, 3d printing, golf clubs, titanium, fort worth, custom irons, golf manufacturing, 3dp irons, cobra, Golf
- Source: Golf — https://golf.com/gear/callaway-3d-printing-investment
- Published: 2026-11-06T11:20:56+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: callaway, 3d printing, golf clubs, titanium, fort worth, custom irons, golf manufacturing, 3dp irons, cobra, sports
## 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.
## Key takeaway

Callaway will produce custom titanium golf clubs using 3D printing by 2028 after investing $15 million in a Texas facility.