TaylorMade Gear

Some pursuits don't tolerate approximation.

Is a Swiss workshop, engineers measure success in fractions of a second, the difference between a movement that holds its rhythm and one that loses it. At TaylorMade Headquarters in Carlsbad, engineers measure success in fractions of an inch, the difference between a clubface that stays square through impact and one that doesn't.

Two workshops. Two disciplines. Two obsessions that, when you look closely enough, turn out to be the same obsession.

Welcome to the TaylorMade x TAG Heuer Collection.

Taylor Made x TAG Heuer Watch
The Watch: Where the Story Begins

A great golf watch tells you the time and distance to your target. The TAG Heuer Calibre E5 x TaylorMade Edition is interested in something more ambitious.

The collaboration shows up in places you'd expect, a bezel engraved with the TaylorMade mark, a watch face that carries both brands' design features. It also shows up in places you wouldn't expect. . . The Calibre E5 Automatic Strokes Gained feature translates a metric that once lived only on Tour into something you can readily access to track your progress as a golfer. The watch also arrives at your door in a protective case built to its standard, no detail is overlooked.

Taylor Made x TAG Heuer Watch Roll
The Watch Roll: For the Owner Who Notices

There are two kinds of people in the world: those who store a watch in a drawer, and those who don't.

That TaylorMade x TAG Heuer watch roll (sold separately) is designed for the second group. Pebbled leather in deep navy. Stitching that traces the same contours as the Calibre E5 face. A soft interior compartment that turns the watch's quiet moments into another expression of the collaboration. It's the kind of object that earns its place on a nightstand, a desk, a counter. Some place it can be seen.

Taylor Made x TAG Heuer Spider ZT Putter
The Spider ZT x TAG Heuer Putter: The Collaboration, Stroke by Stroke

The watch lives on your wrist. The putter lives where most rounds are won or lost.

The Spider ZT x TAG Heuer is based on one of the most refined putter platforms in the TaylorMade lineup, trusted by the players who rely on it. The TaylorMade design team treated the collaboration as a chance to bring TAG Heuer's design language into every surface of that platform without compromising any of its performance.

You see the sightline, where the TAG Heuer logo replaces the standard alignment aid. You see it in the topographic patterns drawn from the watch face geometry. You see it in the architecture of weights, designed to mirror a TAG Heuer timepiece. The mirrored sole finish catches light the way a watch dial does. The shaft and grip carry the marks of both brands. Each decision was a conversation between two design languages, neither yielding, both contributing.

But this putter isn't a display piece. The Spider ZT delivers high-MOI construction that holds the face square through the stroke. The shaft enters in line with the center of gravity, with a slight onset that promotes a confident, repeatable motion in the moments that matter. Precision earned. Precision proven.

Taylor Made x TAG Heuer Putter Headcover
The Headcover: A Companion that Refuses to Compromise

The cobranded headcover comes with every Spider ZT x TAG Heuer putter. However, it's available as a standalone piece as well.

Pebbled navy leather. Stitching that mirrors that of the watch roll. A metal badge bearing both marks. The headcover is what the collaboration looks like when it's not asking for attention. And that, in many ways, is when the collaboration looks its best.

Taylor Made x TAG Heuer Duffle Bag
The Duffle Bag: Designed for the Owner First

Most duffle bags are designed for the outside. This one was designed for the inside.

Unzip the TaylorMade x TAG Heuer duffle and the topographic pattern from the watch face reveals itself across every interior surface, a detail visible only to the person who owns it. A built-in suiter unfolds for hanging clothes, so the bag moves from clubhouse to dinner to hotel without ceremony. The exterior speaks the language of premium travel. The interior speaks the language of someone paying attention.

Taylor Made x TAG Heuer Ventura and Radar Hats
The Radar and Ventura Hats: Two Statements, Same Conviction

Headwear is where personal style and brand affiliation meet. The Radar and Ventura answer the same question: how do you wear this collaboration? Each provides a different answer.

The Radar takes the bold approach. Front-and-center cobranding, structured construction, designed to be seen from the tee box.

The Ventura is the quieter counterpart. Softer profile, more relaxed, with the cobranding sitting where it belongs without ever raising its voice. Pick the one that matches the day.

Taylor Made x TAG Heuer Glove and Glove Caddie
The TP Glove and Glove Caddie: The Smallest Details, Considered

A golf glove is one of the few pieces of equipment that touches every shot you hit. The TP glove is TaylorMade's answer for players who treat that contact seriously — premium construction, a fit refined through countless iterations. The TaylorMade x TAG Heuer edition carries that pedigree forward, now bearing the marks of both brands.

The glove caddie solves a problem every serious golfer recognizes: the loose glove tossed in the bag, the ball markers floating somewhere in a pocket, the small essentials scattered across compartments. The glove caddie organizes all of it. And it's finished in the same materials and design language as the rest of the collection.

Taylor Made x TAG Heuer Secondary Hero
The Final Chapter

The TaylorMade x TAG Heuer Collection isn't a logo exercise. It's a meeting of two engineering cultures that arrived at the same location through different paths: that the difference between great and extraordinary is almost always invisible to the casual observer.

Both brands have spent decades obsessing over the millimeter, the gram, the fraction of a second. This collection is waht happens when those obsessions decide to share a vocabulary.

The result lives on your wrist, in your bag, and on the green.

Some pursuits don't tolerate approximation. This collection is one of them.

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