June 19, 2014 – Bridgestone Golf, the #1 Ball-Fitter in Golf, has launched in the United States a new, limited edition version of its popular e6 golf ball to celebrate that all of Bridgestone’s premium golf ball lines are now manufactured in the U.S. This latest release of the e6 offers the same side-spin reducing technology players have come to love in a cool, commemorative package.

While it has manufactured certain ball models in the U.S. for years, beginning February 1st, Bridgestone Golf transitioned manufacturing of all of its premium balls (*) from Japan to its North America headquarters in Covington, Georgia. To celebrate the move, Bridgestone’s Limited Edition USA e6 features an outline of the United States map filled with an American Flag like pattern emblazoned on each ball. In addition, the balls receive an extra dose of national pride with eye-catching red, white and blue hued packaging.

“Bridgestone is excited that all of our premium balls are now manufactured right here in the United States, particularly at a time when many traditionally-American golf brands have chosen to move their operations off-shore,” said Dan Murphy, Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Bridgestone Golf, Inc.

“Like so many golf consumers, we truly value U.S. manufacturing and domestic job creation, and each of these e6s that are put into play will have been proudly produced right here in America.”

The e6, one of Bridgestone’s flagship models, is the softest multilayer golf ball on the market. Designed to help players eliminate slices and hooks, it reduces side-spin for straighter distance. Currently the top-selling e Series model worldwide, the e6 ball is also available in white, yellow and orange.

*13 Models: B330, B330-S, B330-RX, B330-RX Optic Yellow, B330-RXS, e5, e6, e6 Optic Orange, e6 Optic Yellow, e7,Lady Precept, Lady Precept Pink, Lady Precept Yellow.

Another funny video with David Feherty

David Feherty hosts a behind-the-scenes tour of Bridgestone Golf’s U.S. based ball Factory, where its premium golf balls began sole production in american soil in February 2014, with very popular faces!

Por REDACCIÓN