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Sporting Goods ManufacturingFlorida, United States2-10 Employees
Bobby Grace Putters is a small sporting goods manufacturer based in Pinellas Park, Florida. The company designs and makes putters with a focus on improving forgiveness and on-course performance through thoughtful design and technology. Its historical impact includes notable professional successes linked to its products, such as Nick Price using a Bobby Grace model to win the 1994 PGA Championship and Canadian Open, and Annika Sorenstam's early career wins in 1995 with a smaller version called The Pip Squeek. Within the broader sporting goods manufacturing industry, Bobby Grace Putters is recognized for innovative putter design and aims to offer products at a reasonable price that enhance forgiveness for golfers. The organization has a small team and a global footprint in professional competition, with over 200 professional tournament wins worldwide, including 13 majors.