About TaylorMade Golf:
TaylorMade Golf is actually TaylorMade-adidas Golf (TMAG), and TMAG is a subsidiary of the adidas Group.
But TaylorMade's origins date to 1978, when Gary Adams began showing PGA Tour pros the metal-headed drivers he was building. In 1979, Adams took out a $24,000 loan and founded TaylorMade Golf. A metal driver - 12 degrees of loft, cast from stainless steel - was the company's only product.
In 1998, TaylorMade became a wholly owned subsidiary of the adidas Group. In 2003, TaylorMade acquired the venerable Maxfli brand, best-known for golf balls. And in 2008 the apparel company Ashworth was acquired.
- Pittsburgh Persimmon metal woods
- Burner woods and irons
- Tour Preferred (a k a TP) woods and irons
- 300 Series metal woods
- R500 Series metal woods
- r7 woods and irons
- Rescue hybrids
- Rossa putters
Company founder Adams sold his stake in the 1990s, but went on to found boutique golf manufacturers Founders Club and McHenry Metals. He passed away in 2000.
TaylorMade Golf Web Site:
The TaylorMade-adidas corporate Web site, which includes job postings, investor information and the like, is at tmag.com.
TaylorMade Golf Contact Info:
An email form is available on the company Web site by clicking the "Contact Us" link. On the same page as the email form is a link to the FAQ, which should be checked before calling with questions.
The North American headquarters:
TaylorMade-adidas Golf
5545 Fermi Court
Carlsbad, Calif. 92008-7324
The Australian headquarters:
TaylorMade-adidas Golf
767 Springvale Road
Mulgrave, Victoria 3170
Australia
From the TaylorMadeGolf.com homepage, select a different geographic region to find contact info for other locations around the globe.
News/Reviews of TaylorMade Golf Equipment:
• Review: TaylorMade Penta TP golf balls
• TaylorMade R9 and R9 TP irons
• TaylorMade Raylor hybrid
• TaylorMade Penta TP golf balls
• Review: TaylorMade Rossa Monza Spider Balero putter
• R9 460 driver
• Burner 09 irons
• Rossa TP by Kia Ma putters
• 2009 golf bags collection
• R9 fairway woods
• R9 and R9 TP drivers
• Rescue 2009 and Rescue TP
• Review: TaylorMade Tour Preferred irons
• Burner and Burner TP drivers
• r7 Limited driver
• Burner Plus irons
• Rossa Itsy Bitsy Monza Spider putter
• Rossa Core Classics putters
• Burner fairways and Burner Rescue
• r7 CGB Max Rescue hybrid
• Tour Burner driver
• Tour Burner irons
• Z TP wedge
• r7 CGB Max Driver
• r7 CGB Max fairway woods
• Burner Draw driver
(The links above are in reverse chronological order - the newest equipment listed first. As new articles about TaylorMade Golf are added to About.com, we'll archive them here at the top of the list.)
