Motorsports And Golf Gearheads Unite As Pennzoil And PXG Team Up
The post Motorsports And Golf Gearheads Unite As Pennzoil And PXG Team Up appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Scott McLaughlin, left, NTT INDYCAR SERIES driver, and Jake Knapp, right, PGA TOUR winner, compete … More in a driving challenge using a limited-edition Pennzoil PXG golf driver at Brickyard Crossing Golf Course in Indianapolis on May 19, 2025. (Kaiti Sullivan/AP Content Services for Pennzoil) AP Content Services for Pennzoil At first blush, motor oil and golf equipment may seem like strange bedfellows. But while one tunes engines and the other fine-tunes swings, both Pennzoil and PXG are in the performance game, laser focused on maxing power and pushing driving to the limit. The pairing made instant sense to PGA tour pro and PXG staffer Jake Knapp, a Costa Mesa native known for a mullet flow as wild as his bumpy road to the top circuit. “Between Pennzoil and PXG you have two top-tier companies and they both obviously have to do with driving. I thought it was a cool collab and when I finally saw the black and yellow driver I thought it worked really well,” Knapp quipped, adding that the ‘Long way me drive’ tagline etched on the sweetspot was a clever touch. To tee off the promotion of the limited-edition big stick born from the collaboration, Team Penske’s Scott McLaughlin and Knapp went head-to-head in a friendly long drive contest at Brickyard Crossing Golf Course—a unique layout with several holes set right inside the infield of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Knapp had a blast and said it was fun to find out how big of a “golf geek” that the New Zealander IndyCar Series driver turned out to be. “He seems to love golf and plays during race weeks a bunch. It was fun to chitchat with him about golf and then also learn a bit about what he does on a week-to-week basis.” Knapp, who turns…
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Scott McLaughlin, left, NTT INDYCAR SERIES driver, and Jake Knapp, right, PGA TOUR winner, compete … More in a driving challenge using a limited-edition Pennzoil PXG golf driver at Brickyard Crossing Golf Course in Indianapolis on May 19, 2025. (Kaiti Sullivan/AP Content Services for Pennzoil) AP Content Services for Pennzoil At first blush, motor oil and golf equipment may seem like strange bedfellows. But while one tunes engines and the other fine-tunes swings, both Pennzoil and PXG are in the performance game, laser focused on maxing power and pushing driving to the limit. The pairing made instant sense to PGA tour pro and PXG staffer Jake Knapp, a Costa Mesa native known for a mullet flow as wild as his bumpy road to the top circuit. “Between Pennzoil and PXG you have two top-tier companies and they both obviously have to do with driving. I thought it was a cool collab and when I finally saw the black and yellow driver I thought it worked really well,” Knapp quipped, adding that the ‘Long way me drive’ tagline etched on the sweetspot was a clever touch. To tee off the promotion of the limited-edition big stick born from the collaboration, Team Penske’s Scott McLaughlin and Knapp went head-to-head in a friendly long drive contest at Brickyard Crossing Golf Course—a unique layout with several holes set right inside the infield of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Knapp had a blast and said it was fun to find out how big of a “golf geek” that the New Zealander IndyCar Series driver turned out to be. “He seems to love golf and plays during race weeks a bunch. It was fun to chitchat with him about golf and then also learn a bit about what he does on a week-to-week basis.” Knapp, who turns…
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