Rolex Testimonee Bryson Dechambeau drives from the tee during the first round of the 103rd PGA Championship
The Big Three: Rolex Testimonees Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus
Rolex Testimonee Jack Nicklaus at the Open, 1978
Rolex became both the official and unofficial watch of golf as champion after champion donned the brand for their conquests on the course. In the 1980s, Rolex added The Open and U.S. Open to its growing number of partners, as well as the guardians of the game, The R&A and USGA. Since 2000, the depths of these relationships have developed further and grown to support the development of golf excellence worldwide. From elite players and golf legends to the game’s major championships, Rolex is ever- present, in support of the Masters Tournament at Augusta National, the PGA Championship, U.S. Open, The Open tournament held in England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland, the Amundi Evian Championship, the Solheim Cup, and the Ryder Cup. Rolex’s support for the game is built on a strong sense of integrity and respect for tradition that ensures the continuity of expertise and knowledge, while understanding the importance of investing in the development of the sport for future generations.
Rolex Testimonee Phil Mickelson playing a shot during the third round of the 103rd PGA Championship
Jack Nicklaus’s gold Rolex Day-Date
Rolex Testimonee Jordan Spieth plays a chip on the No. 12 hole during the third round at the 85th Masters.
Rolex Testimonee Joaquin Niemann playing a shot during the third round of the 103rd PGA Championship
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