TaylorMade Golf Company announces the all-new TP5/TP5X pix

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Co-developed and played by Rickie Fowler
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January 29, 2020
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All-new TP5/TP5X pix, played by Rickie Fowler

TaylorMade Golf Company, an industry leader in innovation and technology, introduces the second generation of the high-visibility line of pix™ golf balls following the success of the first generation which was available in the United States only. For the first time, pix™ will be available in both the TP5 and TP5x models with a revolutionary visual technology developed in conjunction with Rickie Fowler.


Co-Developed By Rickie Fowler

Fowler has long been recognised as one of the best putters on the PGA Tour and his insights proved invaluable in the creation of pix. Over the course of a year, TaylorMade teamed with him to develop a golf ball that reflects his swagger and meets the performance demands of competing at the highest level.



ClearPath Alignment™

Like many golfers, Fowler prefers to draw a line on his golf ball to help him align putts on the green. The previous generation of pix and all other high-visibility products made that virtually impossible. Inspired by Fowlerโ€™s insights, TaylorMade uniquely positioned a single TaylorMade logo and aligned it perfectly with that TP5/TP5x stamp to form a natural pathway through the centre of the ball. Twelve (12) strategically placed multi-color graphics frame the single TaylorMade logo and TP5/TP5x stamp to form the companyโ€™s new ClearPath Alignment™ โ€“ the marquee feature of the new pix.

ClearPath not only helps with alignment, but it provides immediate feedback on the quality of the roll. On a well-struck putt where the ball is rolling end-over-end, the golfer can see a clearing in the middle of ball which provides two key pieces of information:

  1. Youโ€™ve started the ball on your intended line
  2. Youโ€™ve hit a quality putt
All-new TP5/TP5X pix, played by Rickie Fowler

TP5/TP5x Performance

For the first time, pix is available in both TP5 and TP5x models โ€“ which utilise TaylorMadeโ€™s proprietary 5-layer construction to achieve enhanced speed while still offering complete tee-to-green performance. The company has combined the revolutionary technology of ClearPath Alignment™ and the unmatched swagger of Rickie Fowler with the hottest Tour balls in the game.

In 2019, TaylorMade enhanced their flagship line of Tour balls and improved speed without impacting other areas of performance. The Speed-Layer System is comprised of four increasingly stiff layers, featuring a material called HFM. HFM is the fastest material TaylorMade has ever used and is essentially a tightly wound spring and when compressed generates more rebound energy for more ball speed.

All-new TP5/TP5X pix, played by Rickie Fowler

The Tri-Fast Core consists of an extra-large, low-compression inner core (16 compression in TP5 & 25 compression in TP5x) and a progressively stiffer outer core and mantle. The combination of these three layers work in conjunction to create lower drag and increased carry โ€“ the primary reason TP5 and TP5x have become the hottest Tour balls in golf.

The Dual-Spin Cover boasts an ultra-soft cast urethane cover and a 30% more rigid inner cover. This system creates a condition that is ideal for greenside control, as the rigid inner cover forces the soft urethane cover into wedge grooves for maximum spin generation.

All-new TP5/TP5X pix, played by Rickie Fowler


Pricing & Availability

The TP5 and TP5x pix will be available at retail on 28 February 2020 at an RRP of ยฃ49.99 / โ‚ฌ 58 / NOK 529 / SEK 549 / DKK 449 / CHF 65 per dozen. To learn more about TP5 and TP5x pix golf balls, visit TaylorMadeGolf.com.

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