SoFi's placement is on Clark's left chest, while T-Mobile is his front-of-hat sponsorGetty Images
AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Wyndham Clark is playing The Masters this week with a pair of big-name new sponsors, with T-Mobile and SoFi both coming on board. Clark has quickly risen to No. 4 in the Official World Golf Ranking following his wins at the Wells Fargo Championship, U.S. Open and AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, all in the last 11 months. SoFi's placement is on Clark's left chest, while T-Mobile is his front-of-hat sponsor. Titleist, which had been on the front of Clark's cap previously, now occupies a spot on the right side of his headwear. Clark also has deals with St. Petersburg-based building contractor Power Design and Municipal, the clothing brand founded by Mark Wahlberg. Clark is repped by Rob Mougey of The Familie.
SHINY NEW BAG: Justin Rose is debuting a new logo on his bag this week in Augusta after collaborating with Mustard Golf, a tech instruction app that's expanding into golf. Mustard already had training products in both baseball and football, and now Rose is helping the company's beta launch in golf at Augusta National this week. Rose's bag earlier this year appeared to be mostly void of sponsors. Rose showed off his new bag in a social post last night.
REP THE BRAND: Tom Watson has signed an endorsement deal with mergers and acquisitions advisory firm Generational Group to become Generational’s latest Brand Ambassador. Watson joins a roster of current Generational brand ambassadors that includes former PGA Tour player Justin Leonard and rising amateur golfer Anna Davis. The two-time Masters winner will take part in the tournament’s ceremonial first tee shot tomorrow while boasting two of the longest-running sponsorships in golf. Watson has been with both Mastercard and Polo Ralph Lauren for more than 30 years. Watson is repped by Barry Hyde at Wasserman.
