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Henderson signs TaylorMade ball and glove deal

Ten-time LPGA Tour winner Brooke Henderson is to play a TaylorMade golf ball and wear a TaylorMade glove as part of a new multi-year sponsorship deal. 

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Ten-time LPGA Tour winner Brooke Henderson is to play a TaylorMade golf ball and wear a TaylorMade glove as part of a new multi-year sponsorship deal. 

Henderson, 24, is the most successful-ever Canadian golfer on the major professional tours and is currently ranked 11 in the Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings, will put TaylorMade’s TP5x golf ball in play, as well as wear the brand’s Tour Preferred glove.

TaylorMade Golf CEO David Abeles said: “We are extremely excited to welcome Brooke to the TaylorMade family. Brooke is undoubtedly an incredible representative of the game of golf, already with several historical accomplishments at her young age that have inspired fans of golf across the world. Her decision to come to TaylorMade and play our TP5x golf ball reinforces our commitment to putting the highest performing golf ball in the hands of the best players across men’s and women’s tours.”

Henderson, who opted for the TP5x after extensive testing over the winter, said: “Right away the TP5x performed at a high level. I gained yardage off the tee, which is huge for me, while I still was able to have the right amount of spin and great feel around the greens. I also noticed that my iron shots were piercing through windy conditions and holding the line very well. It was really eye opening and I am beyond excited to put the TP5x in play this season.”

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