Callaway Chrome Tour Brings Epic Golf Swing Showdown in Upcoming PGA Event!

There are certain weeks on the golf calendar that don’t need to be named. You just say “April,” and everyone who plays the game knows exactly what you mean. Azaleas.

Green jackets. A walk up the 18th fairway that can make a career. Now, there’s also a golf ball designed with that week very much in mind.

Callaway is releasing a limited-edition Chrome Tour April Major golf ball, part of its “Major Series” lineup, and the design leans heavily into the visual language of one of golf’s most recognizable tournaments. The ball features a 360-degree floral stripe that wraps around the equator in four colors, inspired by the blooms that frame Augusta National every spring. The number “90” appears on the ball as well, a nod to the 90th playing of the championship.

And while the cosmetics might be aimed squarely at collectors and fans of that particular week in April, underneath the flowers it’s still a full-fledged Tour golf ball. Callaway’s Chrome Tour is a four-piece, urethane-covered golf ball built around a large rubber core and a dual-mantle construction. The layers are designed to create a balance many accomplished players want: high ball speed off the driver, stable flight through the bag, and plenty of spin when the ball reaches wedge range.