True north strong, and …. Truvis?

That’s what Callaway is offering with its Chrome Soft Truvis Maple Leaf golf ball with a special maple leaf pattern, available at Golf Town.

In recent years Callaway has been adding production capabilities to its Chicopee, Massachusetts facility as its golf ball business grows. One of the key areas of expansion is the company’s Truvis golf ball offering. Truvis is known for its unique soccer ball pattern. What seems simple is actually a relatively complicated painting process, and Callaway has made significant investments in its ability to produce large numbers of the Truvis balls, which require a unique painting process.

Once again this year, Callaway is offering its Chrome Soft ball in limited numbers with a Maple Leaf Truvis logo to celebrate Canada Day, available exclusively at Golf Town.

This year Callaway introduced a new Chrome Soft, enhanced with a product called graphene, a secret ingredient that is 200 times stronger than steel. It was typically quite expensive, and couldn’t be used in golf balls. Now it is part of the Chrome Soft.

What’s better than an improved Chrome Soft? A version that allows you to celebrate this great country in a way that is whimsical and fun. And there are plenty benefits of Truvis, including the fact the golf ball looks larger, and you can see the spin on your chips, giving you immediate feedback. And if you have the propensity to find the rough, Truvis balls are certainly easier to find.

Get your hands on Callaway’s Maple Leaf Truvis balls now—they are limited and won’t be around long.

To celebrate Canada Day, we teamed up with Callaway to giveaway a year’s supply of Chrome Soft Truvis Maple Leaf golf balls to one lucky golfer and a dozen golf balls to ten others. Congratulations to our winners.

A Year’s Supply
Frank Szing

One Dozen
Bryan Nelson
Gerald Rautenberg
Dwayne Brown
Fred Wiens
Aaron Warman
Trent Mackley
Ted Pearce
Grant H. Wilson
Stephen Swan
Kathy Brooks