TaylorMade 2024 Women’s British Open Collection: Where Heritage and Elegance Unite

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TaylorMade 2024 Women’s British Open Collection: Where Heritage and Elegance Unite: By Golf Matters; | 21 August 2024

TaylorMade’s 2024 Women’s British Open collection celebrates Scotland’s golfing heritage with a fresh, stylish twist. Whether you’re into classic designs or just appreciate meaningful details, this collection has you covered.

With strong Scottish themes and nods to history, these pieces are designed to stand out on the course. Let’s break down what makes this collection special.

Women’s British Open Collection
The highlight of TaylorMade’s new lineup is the Women’s British Open staff bag. With its bold blue and white design inspired by the Scottish flag, this bag is all about honoring the tournament’s roots. The side panels feature thistle accents, Scotland’s national flower, and the pink tartan lining inside the pockets adds a fun touch.

The bag also includes some cool details. Beneath each TaylorMade logo is a unicorn, the national animal of Scotland. The handle has the word “HOME,” a nod to the historic course hosting the event, and the valuables pocket features a gold silhouette of St. Andrews Cathedral. There’s also a tribute to Mary Queen of Scots, who played golf at this course in 1552. Her portrait and the year are displayed on the ball pocket, while the bag’s bottom honors the first women’s golf club, established in 1867 at the same venue.

The collection also includes matching headcovers for drivers, fairway woods, and putters, all continuing the Scottish theme with pink thistles and tartan designs. The driver and fairway wood headcovers also feature Mary Queen of Scots’ portrait and the cathedral silhouette.

A Quick Look Back at the British Open Collection
Although the Women’s British Open gear is the latest release, TaylorMade also launched a British Open collection last month. This collection features a royal purple staff bag with gold accents, nodding to Royal Troon’s famous holes and history. It’s a fitting tribute to the men’s side of the tournament.