Callaway Brings its Eh Game with Supersoft Canada Golf Balls

Another day, another limited edition Callaway Golf ball, and while it might seem like Callaway is releasing these faster than my buddy Ando slices drives into the woods, I’m genuinely enjoying their creative printing streak.

Fresh off the tee from their Queen City Major Series Chrome Tour, Callaway is launching another Limited Edition Supersoft that’s more Canadian than an apology during a hockey fight.

Last time around, it was the Mother’s Day Supersoft Cheers. And while I haven’t bought anything for my wife yet (she’s dropping hints about a pressure washer), Callaway has already moved on to celebrating the True North in all its maple-scented glory.

If you’re wondering what this new release is all aboot; as with previous Supersoft limited editions, the Canada offering features four distinct logo balls:

A majestic maple syrup bottle (for when your swing is as smooth as Canada’s finest tree juice)
A noble beaver (nature’s engineers, much like your swing after six lessons and a new driver)
A distinguished Mountie (who maintains perfect posture, unlike your stance at address)
A classic hockey sweater (perfect for when you want to slap-shot your approach to the green)

Instead of player numbers, the Supersoft Canada balls feature 1 to 4 maple leafs.

The only things missing are a Tim Horton’s double-double coffee cup, a speech bubble containing the word “sorry,” and an image of MyGolfSpy Editor John Gordon’s scowling face as he works through yet another of my creative masterpieces.

(No, I will not stop capitalizing Mini Driver. It deserves the respect.)

While I’m not entirely sure if this collection celebrates actual Canada or what Americans think is actual Canada after watching half an episode of “Letterkenny,” it’s still delightfully stereotypical fun. Maybe a Canadian company will return the favor with American-themed balls featuring cheeseburgers, bald eagles with sunglasses, and Ozempic.

I digress, eh?

The limited edition Callaway Supersoft Canada golf balls are available now, and they’re the perfect way to show your northern pride while still hitting the same mediocre shots you always do (but now with more apologetic Canadian energy).

For more information or to get yours before they disappear faster than a plate of poutine at a golf club after-party, visit Callawaygolf.com.

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