For the second consecutive year a member of the TaylorMade Tour Staff captured the year's most exciting major championship. Last year, Y.E. Yang outdueled the No. 1 player in the world to win the PGA Championship at Hazeltine. This year, Martin Kaymer sunk a clutch, 15-foot par-putt on the 72nd hole to qualify for a three-hole playoff, then went par-birdie-bogey to win by a shot. 

Kaymer's victory was the second in a major championship for the R9 SuperTri driver, following Paula Creamer's U.S. Women's Open win last month, and the first in a major championship for the Penta TP ball.

TaylorMade-adidas Golf Tour Staff professional Justin Rose, a multiple winner on the European Tour, earned his breakthrough victory on the PGA Tour yesterday by capturing one of the most prestigious events on the schedule, The Memorial Tournament.

The victory was the first for TaylorMade's new Corza Ghost putter. Rose used it to rank No. 1 in putts per green-in-regulation (1.585) and No. 2 in putts per round (27).