"Malbon Golf, the Los Angeles-based lifestyle brand known for reimagining golf's cultural edge, is making a major international move. This September, the company will open its dedicated China headquarters in Shenzhen, marking a bold step in its mission to become one of the most influential voices in the Asian golf market. The expansion comes through a strategic joint venture with TKG Lifestyle, giving the brand a powerful platform for growth in a region where golf is rapidly gaining traction among younger and more diverse audiences."
"Choosing Shenzhen as the location for its China headquarters is a deliberate move. The city is known as a hub for innovation, fashion, and tech-forward thinking, making it a natural fit for Malbon Golf's brand identity. More than just an office, the headquarters will serve as a creative and logistical hub, driving distribution, marketing, and design for the entire region."
"Founded by Stephen and Erica Malbon, Malbon Golf has built its reputation on merging the traditions of the sport with a contemporary aesthetic informed by streetwear, music, and art. Its playful "Buckets" logo has become synonymous with a fresh, irreverent approach to golf culture - one that celebrates inclusivity, style, and creativity as much as athletic performance. The Shenzhen headquarters signals not just a geographical expansion but also an ideological one, bringing Malbon's unique perspective on the game to a new and growing audience."
Malbon Golf will open a China headquarters in Shenzhen this September through a joint venture with TKG Lifestyle to expand across Asia. The Shenzhen office will act as a creative and logistical hub for distribution, marketing, and design across the region. Malbon combines golf traditions with streetwear, music, and art influences, using its Buckets logo to promote inclusivity, style, and creativity alongside athletic performance. Shenzhen's reputation for innovation, fashion, and technology fits Malbon's identity and offers proximity to the Greater Bay Area markets including Hong Kong, Macau, and Guangzhou, enabling access to younger, more diverse golf audiences and regional collaborators.
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