Part-Time

Performance Fitter

Callaway Golf

Callaway Golf

1,001-5,000 employees

Manufactures premium golf clubs, balls, gear.

Compensation Overview

$16.50 - $20/hr

Baton Rouge, LA, USA

In Person

Occasional travel outside territory; must be able to travel within the assigned territory.

Category
Retail (1)
Required Skills
Inventory Management

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Requirements
  • High school diploma or GED
  • Must maintain a valid driver’s license and proper insurance for the resident state
  • Driver’s record must meet authorized driver criteria for the company
Responsibilities
  • Support the goals of the Customer’s event and deliver an outstanding consumer experience.
  • Set up and take down all displays and equipment and ensure each event is uniform in setting up per Callaway’s Product Fitting protocol and for the fitting process.
  • Ensure that fitting carts, tents, wind blades, and table skirts are present, presentable, and up to date at each event.
  • Inventory and update Fit Cart.
  • Effectively communicate the advantages of the full line of Callaway Golf products to consumers.
  • Conduct customer fittings using Callaway’s fitting protocol, launch monitor, and other provided tools.
  • Run and train on Odyssey Fits Tool and apply selling techniques.
  • Provide personalized product specifications to consumers.
  • Communicate with OSR about accomplishments and challenges and share and solicit lessons learned from each event.
Desired Qualifications
  • One year of successful retail/golf shop selling experience preferred
  • Golf club fitting experience preferred
  • Golf knowledge, golf club fitting knowledge, and the use of a launch monitor are preferred
  • Understanding of retail golf business preferred
  • Geographic knowledge of the territory is preferred

Callaway Golf makes premium golf equipment and gear. It designs, manufactures, and sells clubs, balls, performance gear, and accessories for players worldwide. The products are built through engineering and testing to improve distance, accuracy, and feel, with a focus on innovation in material science and design to optimize energy transfer and control. The company differentiates itself by its long history, breadth of a premium product line, rigorous development and testing process, and emphasis on helping golfers of all levels improve their game. Callaway’s goal is to move the game forward by delivering better-performing equipment and by attracting top talent to support that mission.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Carlsbad, California

Founded

1982

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Raised 2026 revenue guidance to $2.04 billion after a 9.2% Q1 sales increase.
  • Strong gross margins and higher sales lifted adjusted EBITDA above expectations.
  • Healthy golf-season demand and new products support continued share gains.

What critics are saying

  • Tariffs cost about $18 million in Q1 2026, pressuring EBITDA margins.
  • Topgolf same-venue sales stayed negative, exposing persistent traffic and profitability weakness.
  • Launch-driven growth can fade quickly if competitors match product cycles.

What makes Callaway Golf unique

  • Golf Equipment growth came from Quantum woods, Chrome Tour, and strong launch execution.
  • Green grass became the largest distribution channel, driving market share gains.
  • TravisMathew and other apparel businesses added 8.4% segment growth.

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