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Callaway re-signs with Campbell

12.05am 30th March 2006 - People

Callaway Golf Company (NYSE:ELY) has re-signed European PGA Tour player Michael Campbell to a multi-year contract. Campbell, who captured his first major championship when he won the US Open at Pinehurst last year and finished second on the European Tour Order of Merit, will endorse Callaway Golf woods, irons and golf balls, carry a Callaway Golf logoed bag and wear the Company’s logo on his hat.
Campbell, who recently turned 37, will continue to play ‘the new science of distance with accuracy’ in the Big Bertha® Fusion® FT-3™ Driver. He also uses a Big Bertha Heavenwood 3H Hybrid, Callaway Golf X-Tour™ Irons (3-9) and Forged+ Wedges. Like many of his fellow Callaway Golf staffers, the New Zealand native has switched to the improved HX Tour Golf Ball for 2006.
“Last year was such an amazing experience for me personally,” said Campbell, who also won the HSBC World Match Play Championship in 2005. “It helped a great deal that I had so much confidence in my equipment – especially my driver and golf ball. It’s no secret on tour that Callaway makes the most technologically superior equipment in the game. That had a tremendous amount to do with the success I enjoyed last season, and I am extremely happy to be continuing my relationship with Callaway Golf.”
In addition to becoming the first New Zealander to win a major since Bob Charles in 1963, Campbell finished T5 at the Open Championship, T6 at the PGA Championship, and recorded five other top 10 finishes last year. Since turning professional in 1993, Campbell has won 15 times worldwide.
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