2021 Masters "What Is the Best Custom Item?"

Limited Edition Release Popularity "Buy Rare Items Like Staff Bags, Golf Shoes, Covers, Shirts, and Hats~"

The golf equipment industry has released various limited editions to captivate customers during Masters week. Photo by Golf.com

[Asia Economy Reporter No Woo-rae] ‘Masters’.

For players, it is the ‘stage of dreams.’ It is held at the best course, Augusta National. Watching the Masters live is a bucket list item for golfers. Getting tickets is like “catching stars in the sky.” Green and yellow, azaleas, and white caddie uniforms are symbols of the Masters. Golf equipment companies also release very special limited editions. It is a golden opportunity for galleries and collectors to obtain rare items.

This year, various items are tempting buyers again. First, Callaway’s colorful staff bags and covers are impressive. They feature azaleas in various shapes. Stitch Golf, a custom gear specialist company, launched an extensive lineup. The $98 head covers have waterproof and stain-resistant functions. Hats are $36.

There are also TaylorMade’s headcovers and a custom SIM2 driver. The caddie bags drew color inspiration from white jumpsuits. The SIM2 driver incorporates green in the head, shaft, and grip. It costs $629.99. Western Birch’s Azalea golf tees are cost-effective at $12.99. One box contains 50 tees, and they are highly durable.

There is a Limited-Edition Jack Nicklaus Yardage Book Cover. Nicklaus is a ‘living legend’ with the most Masters wins at six. It costs $45. Criquet’s Pimento Cheese shirts feature four-button closures, removable collar stays, and chest pockets. They boast “excellent comfort, durability, and moisture absorption.” The price is $84.

Wilson and KBS Shafts collaborated on ultra-custom Staff Model HT wedges. Only a 56-degree loft was introduced. Stan Smith’s jaw-dropping golf shoes, Swag Golf custom putter covers, and Srixon custom staff bags are also notable items attracting attention.