After 25 years innovating golf ball technology for TaylorMade and Titleist, Dean Snell looked around and saw a languishing industry – fewer rounds of golf played, fewer country club memberships and fewer young players than previous years. In 2015, Snell decided to leave his post as TaylorMade’s vice president of R&D to found his own
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