Alright, let’s talk about what I found out about Jon Rahm’s sponsors. I got curious the other day, you know, with him moving to LIV Golf and everything, I wondered who was sticking with him or who the new players were.

So, I just started digging around a bit online. My usual process, just typing things into the search bar like “Jon Rahm sponsors” or “who backs Jon Rahm”.
Finding the Big One: Callaway
The first name that kept popping up everywhere was Callaway Golf. It seems they’ve got a pretty solid equipment deal with him. I saw mentions that this wasn’t exactly new, he’d actually signed up with them back in 2021.
What caught my eye was that he apparently won both his major championships, the US Open in ’21 and the Masters in ’23, while playing Callaway clubs. That tells you something, right? Shows the gear works for him.
And here’s the kicker – this partnership continued even after his move to LIV Golf. They specifically announced a deal not just with Rahm, but with his whole LIV team, Legion XIII. So Callaway is definitely a key sponsor.
What About Clothes and Shoes?
Then I looked into what he wears on the course. You often see him decked out in Travis Mathew apparel. That seemed pretty consistent over the last couple of seasons.
And for shoes, the name that came up was Cuater. I remember seeing some notes about him wearing a specific model called ‘The Ringer’. It makes sense because Callaway is connected to Travis Mathew and Cuater. It’s like a package deal, almost.
- Clubs: Callaway
- Clothes: Travis Mathew
- Shoes: Cuater (specifically ‘The Ringer’ sometimes)
So, based on my poking around, it looks like the Callaway connection is the main thing. They cover his equipment, and through their other brands, his clothing and footwear too. Didn’t see too many other big names plastered all over him consistently during my quick search, seemed like the Callaway family of brands was the dominant force I could find easily.
That’s basically what I gathered from spending a bit of time looking into it. It’s interesting how these deals work, especially with the changes happening in golf right now.
