David Duval has the possibility to establish a terrific endorsement presence. Traditionally, sales are spurred by fan favorites who win. When John Daly captured the 1991 PGA Championship using Cobra's discontinued Ultramid driver, the manufacturer fielded so many next-day requests for the club that it resumed production. Yet even while pros are finding it hard to land endorsement deals, they're still avoiding contracts that force them to play a particular driver or putter. They want the freedom to change either of those clubs at will since 70 percent of their shots are struck on tees and greens.
Pros also can partake in pools for iron and wedge use, although payouts are smaller.
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