Max Homa and Cobra Golf team with Chipotle on head cover, shag bag at Memorial
Max Homa and Cobra Golf team with Chipotle on head cover, shag bag at Memorial Max Homa loves burritos and burrito bowls, so the collaboration between Cobra and Chiptole is his dream come true.
We love a good taco or burrito, but Golfweek does not recommend putting guacamole on your driver or fairway woods. To the best of our knowledge, Max Homa has never done that, but he loves fast-foot chain Chipotle so much that he has his own burrito bowl – white rice, black beans, chicken, fresh tomato salsa, roasted chili-corn salsa and guacamole.
This week at The Memorial, it might look like Homa has taken his love for Mexican food to another level, because his Cobra driver will be covered by a new Cobra x Chipotle foil-wrapped burrito head cover, a collaboration between the two brands.
'Cobra has always been a leader in making the game of golf more approachable, and this collaboration is no different,' Homa said in a media release. 'Partnering with Cobra and Chipotle to bring my two favorite things together has been a lot of fun. We wanted to create something that speaks to golf's new generation: entertaining, bold and personal.'
In addition to the driver head cover, Cobra and Chipotle teamed up to offer a shag bag. Fans can purchase the limited-edition head cover and golf ball shag bag exclusively at cobragolf.com. Homa also will give away 250 free burrito head covers via his Instagram account to his fans Tuesday, May 27.
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