Dylan Frittelli Triple Tracks His Way to the John Deere Classic

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DYLAN FRITTELLI TRIPLE TRACKS HIS WAY TO THE JOHN DEERE CLASSIC (Chessington, UK – July 15, 2019) Callaway Staffer, Dylan Frittelli used advanced alignment offered by Triple Track Technology on his Callaway Chrome Soft X Golf Ball as he rolled in seven birdies in a final round 64 to win the PGA Tour’s John Deere Classic. Dylan - already a two-time winner on the European Tour - claimed victory by 2 shots and in doing so booked himself a place at Royal Portrush for this week’s Open Championship. The South African’s maiden PGA Tour title also earned him prestigious invites to next year’s Masters tournament and The Players Championship, as well as putting him in the running to make the International Presidents Cup Team in December as well as giving him his full playing privileges for the 2020 PGA Tour season. From tee to green, the 29-year-old relied on a host of Callaway products to post four sub-70 rounds of 66, 68, 65 and 64. From the tee, the power and accuracy of his Epic Flash Sub Zero Driver saw him averaging 310 yards Dylan, who is yet another convert to Stroke Lab Technology Odyssey used a EXO Stroke Lab 2-Ball on route to posting the impressive 21 under par total. Year to date: Epic Flash models have helped Callaway become the #1 driver brand across the major worldwide Tours, and the #1 brand in worldwide driver wins this year too. Odyssey remains the clear #1 Putter in Golf and was the most played putter on every major worldwide Tour last week, including the John Deere Classic, Senior Players Championship (where staffer, Retief Goosen, also won using an Odyssey O- Works Black Marxman), Scottish Open, and the Marathon Classic. This continued success is led in part by popularity for Stroke Lab and an Odyssey putter has now been put in play over 6,000 times across the major worldwide Tours this year. What’s in the Bag – Dylan Frittelli Driver: Callaway Epic Flash Sub Zero 10.5°, Mitsubishi Tensei White shaft Fairway: Callaway Epic Flash Sub Zero 15°, Tour AD DI shaft Callaway Rogue Sub Zero 18°, Mitsubishi White TX shaft Utility: Callaway X Forged UT (3-iron), KBS shaft Irons: Callaway X Forged 18, 5-PW, Nippon Modus 3 105 shafts Wedges: Callaway Mack Daddy 4 52 °, Nippon Modus 3 105 X shaft Putter: Odyssey EXO Stroke Lab 2-Ball Golf Ball: Callaway Chrome Soft X Triple Track .

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