Carlsbad – November 06, 2026 -- Callaway Golf Company (NYSE: CALY) is investing $15 million in a new 3D printing facility in Fort Worth, Texas, to expand its titanium research and development and manufacturing capacity.
Fort Worth plant is due online in mid-2027 and will supply U.S. custom titanium products from 2028
The facility will sit adjacent to Callaway's North America Distribution Center. It is expected to become operational in mid-2027. In 2028 it will begin supporting a portion of the company's U.S. product needs, initially focusing on custom titanium products.
The plant will establish dedicated U.S. production capabilities to develop advanced designs and take them from concept to production. Callaway says the equipment will let its engineers pursue complex designs and structures that conventional manufacturing methods cannot achieve.
Callaway has built roughly seven years of additive manufacturing R&D and has printed prototypes in-house since late 2022
The investment builds on approximately seven years of research in additive manufacturing. Since late 2022, the company has produced prototypes and custom models internally, developing titanium 3D printing expertise. Fort Worth moves that work toward dedicated production capacity.
CEO Chip Brewer said Callaway is "investing to lead that future" in 3D printing, which he described as one of the most significant opportunities to advance golf club performance in decades.
Callaway has put more than $100 million into its Chicopee golf ball operations
The Texas project follows more than $100 million of investment over the past several years in golf ball manufacturing in Chicopee, Massachusetts. Callaway describes the site as the most advanced golf ball manufacturing facility in the world.
The company cautions that completion of the facility, the establishment of 3D printing production and the timing of both remain uncertain. It cites raw material availability, inflation and possible rule changes by the United States Golf Association as risk factors.