Callaway Golf Staff Professionals Bruce Fleisher and Colin Montgomerie Wrap Up Tour Money Titles

Carlsbad, Calif. (PROTEXT) - Callaway Golf (NYSE: ELY) StaffProfessionals Bruce Fleisher and Colin Montgomerie capped whathas been a dream season for both golfers by winning theirrespective 1999 tour money titles over the weekend. Fleisher'ssecond-place finish at the season-ending Ingersoll-Rand SeniorTour Championship clinched the Senior PGA Tour money title, whileMontgomerie's solid play at the American Express Stroke PlayChampionship earned him a record seventh consecutive PGA EuropeanTour Order of Merit title. Fleisher finished his rookie season on the Senior PGA Tourwith $2,515,705 in earnings and a record tying seven victories.He also led the tour in scoring average (69.24), putting and top-10 finishes (18). Fleisher is the odds-on favorite to win rookieof the year and player of the year honors. "This year has been an incredible ride," said Fleisher, 51."I'm so thankful for having this opportunity. I will always beable to say that 1999 was my year. Nobody can take it away." At the Senior Tour Championship, Fleisher continued hisphenomenal play with Callaway Golf's new Hawk Eye(R) TungstenInjected(TM) Titanium Irons. Since putting the Hawk Eye Irons andWedges in his bag at the Kroger Senior Classic, played Sept. 24-26, Fleisher has won twice and posted a 67.91 stroke average. Atthe Senior Tour Championship, Fleisher also carried a CallawayGolf titanium driver and Big Bertha(R) Steelhead(TM) 4-wood and5-wood. He also used an Odyssey Dual Force(R) 664 Putter. In eachof this year's seven victories -- and seven second-place finishes-- Fleisher has used 13 Callaway Golf clubs. Meanwhile, Montgomerie used 11 Callaway Golf clubs atValderrama, including a Great Big Bertha(R) Hawk Eye TitaniumDriver, Big Bertha Steelhead 3-wood and Big Bertha X-12(R) Irons.Montgomerie enjoyed his finest season to date on the PGA EuropeanTour, winning six times and leading the tour in scoring average(69.59) and greens hit in regulation (79.3). No other golfer hasever won the European Order of Merit seven times in a career,much less seven years in a row. "I can't quite believe it," said Montgomerie, 36. "It'sgetting tougher, because the standard behind me is improving allthe time. Whether it's going to happen eight times or not, I'llbe trying, as I always have. My ambition has never dwindled." For more information about Callaway Golf Company or OdysseyGolf, please visit the Company's website at www.callawaygolf.comor www.odysseygolf.com. If you would like to receive Callaway Golf's press releasesvia e-mail in the future, please send your request to:newslist@callawaygolf.com. ots Original Text Service: CallawayGolf Company Internet: http://www.newsaktuell.de Contact: LarryDorman, Mike Galeski or Jamie Taylor of Callaway Golf Company,(USA) 760-931-1771 Company News On-Call:http://www.prnewswire.com/comp/124825.html or fax, (USA) 800-758-5804, ext. 124825 Web site: http://www.odysseygolf.com Website: http://www.callawaygolf.com

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