Oscar Jacobson has welcomed a trio of international stars to its growing roster of Tour players. In doing so, the brand continues to increase its presence on each of the world’s professional Tours ensuring that the best players in the world can compete in style.
Joining the line up for 2022 is Joachim B. Hansen who enjoyed an impressive run on the newly named DP World Tour at the end of 2021. The young Dane claimed his second Tour victory by a single stroke at the AVIV Championship in Dubai less than 12 months after his maiden European Tour title at the 2020 Joburg Open.
“Oscar Jacobson is an iconic golf brand, so I am delighted to be representing them this year”, comments Joachim. “The Oscar Jacobson range is perfect for competing on the DP World Tour, as I know that I can rely on their products to cope with any weather conditions, whether it is the heat of the UAE desert or wild Scottish weather.”
Also joining the Oscar Jacobson line up on the DP World Tour are Australian Jason Scrivener and American left hander Paul Peterson. They join established Tour players Sami Valimaki, Daniel Gavins, Wade Ormsby, Richard McEvoy and Richard Bland, who enjoyed his best ever season in 2021 finishing 11th in the Race to Dubai, as well as growing number of up-and-coming players from across the UK and Europe.
“Supporting Tour players is important for Oscar Jacobson, and we are pleased to be able to add these 3 new players to our team,” comments Graeme Stevens, Managing Director of Worldwide Golf Brands. “Golf is in a wonderful place right now and we’re excited for the season ahead. I wish all of our players the best for 2022 and look forward to seeing them wearing our brand as they take on some of the best courses in the world.”
The addition of players from these new territories reflects the current success of the Oscar Jacobson brand and its growth ambitions. A complete list of the international line up for 2022 is: Richard Bland, Sam Broadhurst, Daniel Gavins, Will Enefer, Jack Floydd, Joachim B. Hansen, Jack Harrison, Jacob Oakley, Wade Ormsby, Richard McEvoy, Paul Peterson, Jason Scrivener, Sami Valimaki and Mitch Waite.
