TaylorMade Golf has released new Christmas cards for 2024.
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In what has become one annual traditionTaylorMade has one more time assembled their best tour staff to add a little holiday comedy to our Christmas week.
And this year, instead of a Christmas card, TaylorMade has used several Christmas cards, each modeled after some of the most beloved Christmas movies.
Rory McIlroy, Charley Hull and Collin Morikawa at Hole In One
First up, we have Rory McIlroy, Collin Morikawa and Charley Hull recreating the iconic movie poster for the classic Home Alone, starring Macaulay Culkin as Kevin McCallister. It’s a little hard to get behind Rory as the new Kevin given the light shade and salt-and-pepper hair he’s also sported, but Rory has been “her” golf guy for a while now, so it’s a quite a natural fit otherwise.
The casting of Charley Hull as Joe Pesci’s Harry might actually be spot on given the colorful role she has taken on this year on the LPGA. However, Collin Morikawa as his co-worker, Marv, doesn’t really fit the bill. Morikawa doesn’t seem like someone who would steal from anyone, let alone a little boy left home from his family’s vacation … unless it was Rory.
Tiger Woods on TaylorMade Golf’s Tiger’s Vacation
Tiger Woods playing Clark W. “Sparky” Griswold Jr.’s Chevy Chase. on National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation was a good fit for the costume. Note the subtle nod to Tiger’s new Sun Day Red brand, which is part of the TaylorMade portfolio, with its new Santa hat logo. I wonder how many of these they could sell if it was available?
Tommy Fleetwood in “Drive Hard”
We can’t tell you for sure that Die Hard is a Christmas movie, but TaylorMade is here to make it clear that Drive Hard is.
If there’s anyone who can muster the charisma of Bruce Willis, it’s Tommy Fleetwood. It’s hard to imagine anyone else on the TaylorMade staff in a dirty tank top and pretending that a 5-iron was a weapon. Fleetwood exudes more international secret agent than New York City police detective, but it’s close enough to make it work.
Scottie Scheffler in “The Scottie Clause”
