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Bobby Grace - Owner/Founder |
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In 1989, Bobby began designing and building putters and by 1992 had developed a line of putters used by the best players in the world.
Bobby Grace Putter’s breakthrough came in the summer of 1994, when Nick Price used Bobby’s “Fat Lady Swings” putter to win the PGA Championship and the Canadian Open. In 1995 Annika Sorenstam registered the first seven wins of her career (including two US Women’s Opens) using a smaller version designed by Bobby known as “The Pip Squeek”.
By then, The Bobby Grace Putter Company was in full swing. Today, with over 150 worldwide professional wins and tens of millions of dollars won, Bobby has firmly established himself as one of the most innovative putter designers in the world.
In 1997 Fortune Brand’s Cobra Golf signed Bobby to a deal to become their exclusive putter designer. Bobby Grace designed putters became the number one putter on the Champions Tour.
In 2003, Bobby’s became the exclusive putter designer for MacGregor Golf, further extending his reach both on professional tours worldwide and in the bags of avid golfers everywhere.
In 2009, Bobby began laying the groundwork for Bobby Grace Putters where his game changing technologies such as HSM (Hole Seeking Material) and the “Three Sweet Spot” inserts are once again changing how the world plays golf.
Bobby now resides in St. Pete Beach, Florida with his wife Ann, their daughter Danielle, and son Brian. Email Bobby
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