Since Nike stopped producing golf equipment and balls in 2016, Brooks Koepka has been one of the most coveted equipment free agents on the market. As the former No. 1 in the world, the champion of two U.S. Opens and two PGA Championships, the American is known as a fierce contender and plays his best golf on the biggest stage. The brand likes it. connect together.
The first sentence of the last paragraph is written in the past tense, because Sriksen announced on Monday that it had signed an endorsement agreement with the 31-year-old Koepka.
"I am very happy to join my good friends Sean Lowry, Graeme McDowell, and Hideki Matsuyama as the staff of the Slickson and Cleveland Golf Tour," he said in a press release Say. "For the past few years, I have been a freelance equipment agent, so it would be interesting to participate in a company every day and be able to contribute to the development of their future equipment."
We are happy to announce that the Srixon family has ushered in a milestone member. He brings a modern style, unique loot and a competitive advantage that no one else on the tour has. Welcome to join the team, Brooks Koepka! #TeamSrixon pic.twitter.com/IFZNaeWCIh
The financial details of Koepka's signing were not disclosed, but he is now paid for using Srixon drivers and irons, playing Cleveland wedges, using Srixon balls and carrying a Srixon bag.
"We are very proud to make Brooks our newest staff member," said Rodney McDonald, Vice President of Travel Operations at Srixon. "He is one of the best players in the world. He brings his main championship pedigree and recognition to our brand. We are very pleased that Brooks has joined the Slickson and Cleveland golf family and look forward to supporting the tour. he."
According to Srixon, Koepka plans to use Srixon ZX5 drivers (Carl's Golfland and Dick's starting at $499), Srixon ZX7 irons (Carl's Golfland and Dick's starting at $162.50) and Cleveland RTX ZipCore Tour Rack wedge (Carl's Golfland and Dick's starting at $162.50) Starting at $149) and Dick. He is also expected to use the new Srixon Z-STAR prototype ball.
In the past two seasons, Koepka has used a few different drivers, but he used Sriksen’s ZX7 irons. ZX7 is a better concave back iron for players made of 1025 carbon steel. It is characterized by a very thin topline, a very narrow sole, and only a small amount of offset. A small amount of tungsten is placed in the toe to offset the weight of the hosel and draw the ideal hitting area into the center of the clubface.
The timing of the announcement is probably not accidental. Koepka will participate in Capital One on November 26, which is a TV match play against Bryson DeChambeau in Las Vegas on Friday.
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