59club the global customer service management specialists have recently announced their partnership with leading sportswear brand; Turtleson as they head into 2025.
The partnership has been forged with a shared passion for advancing and modernizing the golf industry, with Turtleson famed for reimagining classic sportswear for modern lifestyles, and 59club synonymous for elevating customer experiences and driving sales performance across the global golf & hospitality industry.
With regional divisions spanning the USA, Canada, UK & Ireland, Europe, the Middle East & Africa, Asia, Australia & New Zealand and Korea; 59club’s global uniform needed to reflect the modern brand whilst affording regional teams the flexibility to accommodate cultural nuances.
Of the partnership Simon Wordworth CEO of 59club said “When our teams take to the road, we want them to stand out in the crowd and be noticed, that’s what attracted us to Turtleson. Their sophisticated color palettes, and modern tailoring sets the bar for quality, style, and versatility.
“Our uniform is a reflection of our brand, of our values and our commitment to excelling standards in the industry. For us Turtleson are the perfect fit to accompany us around the world as we continue to make positive impactful strides as we enter new markets.”
Since 2011, Turtleson has crafted premium golf lifestyle apparel for private clubs, resorts, and men’s specialty stores around the world. Known for their captivating collections and exceptional service, Turtleson has earned its place as a leading apparel partner in North America, Europe, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand.
Greg Oakley, CEO of Turtleson added “When exploring potential partnerships, we look for companies and brands that share a similar vision. After meeting Simon and the 59club, we realized right away this was company we wanted to be associated with.
“59club is known throughout the world as the standard measure of quality service and at Turtleson we work hard every day to set the benchmark for quality and service in our markets, it just seems like a natural fit”.