We have heard from multiple sources now that changes at the top at Wilson Golf are taking place.
While this has not be reported elsewhere as of yet, we will continue to gather information and share it as it becomes available. You can follow the news on THPGolf social media or on the THP Forum.
I said that to a friend of mine just now. I can’t see that happening.
You would know more than I, but that just would make a lot of sense
Agreed. Although, Im not 100% sure that would be a upward move in this regard…….
I believe THPers and folks like that are more knowledgeable of Wilson’s marketing mess ups than the masses.An apology only serves to have the masses wonder what happened. Can’t imagine they fired Clark without an idea of what they want to do. I wonder if the guy who bought in from LuLu Lemon didn’t like the slow, deliberate pace W/S seems to operate at. They launch DynaPwr which took forever but not updated bags, wedges.
Not just bold leadership. It requires backing. Let’s see if Wilson golf gets some green lights from Wilson int.
I genuinely think this has played a big part in the demise of W/S when it comes to marketing, shelf presence, etc.
Did Kisner stop using it already?
When does someone at corporate say "Enough is Enough, we have more profitable lines within the brand"?
Was just going to ask the same
I dont think it ever actually made it into play.
Yea, that’s what I think I read somewhere here.
He’s only made one cut this year, so it’s not like it would be seeing much weekend action anyway.
Played the ping g430 last at pebble then the stealth 2 at WPO.
If he’s not careful, it could become just a hobby.
Bazinga.
Tim Clarke, president of Wilson Golf since 2007, has stepped down, according to mygolfspy.com. Global R&D director Bob Thurman has reportedly become interim golf general manager.
Clarke started his career with Wilson Golf in 1997 as a regional sales manager.
In 2019, a consortium led by China’s Anta Sports acquired Finland’s Amer Sports, which included Wilson, Salomon, Arc’teryx, Peak Performance, Atomic, and Suunto. In December 2022, reports arrived that Anta, and its co-investors, including private equity firm FountainVest Partners, were holding preliminary talks with investment banks for an IPO of Amer Sports that could raise $1 billion or more.
So this promotional video isn’t accurate since the Wilson driver is in his bag? ?
I guess not.
As i predicted earlier, we would report the news and then others would follow with no mention…sad state, but used to it after Matrix, Ben Hogan, etc.
Is it often a mention of MGS over THP?