Who is the next OEM to Rise?

[bladehunter]

I’d say pxg after TM goes under and Parsons buys them for cheap(er) and flies it all under the pxg flag.

 

And I’m not a pxg fan.

[cgasucks]

Me personally, I think Wilson Staff. While their player's irons quality and performance will never be in question, their drivers are starting to grow on people slowly. Their Cortex drivers and not bad! If they keep pumping out more drivers that create a lot of buzz then they will be a force the other OEMs will have to contend with.

[third-times-a-charm]

Bridgestone, Mizuno, Srixon

[Mych]

> @mahonie said:

> > @Boydr12 said:

> > Oh boy, this did not age well at all lol

> >

> > > @mahonie said:

> > > Based on the progress made since they got into golf, the quality of the club makers/designers they have engaged, innovation, the deepness of their pockets and their appeal to the younger golfer when added to the potential marketing power of Rory McIlroy I think Nike may well become the biggest company in golf. I know that in some circles Nike are not classed as a large OEM

> >

> >

> Lol...I’m also available for fortune telling, weather forecasting and stocks and shares predictions ;-)

>

 

It didn't age well, but I don't think it was an awful pick. They had a dry spell with their top-shelf players and Nike was given a lot of the blame because it coincided with their equipment changes (then of course the mess that Tiger made). They were actually headed in a good direction with the players they had on staff. Today, if you offered any company a staff of Tiger, Rory, Koepka, Finau, Molinari, and Fleetwood, they would lay their checkbook in your lap. If their 2016 roster was performing at their 2019 level, nobody would be able to blame their equipment for anything but wins.

[theboyslater]

> @Golfingfanatic said:

> Srixon and Bstone probably have the best chances.

 

Totally agree, both make very under the radar products.