Maxfli and Siegelman Stable Drop Limited U.S. Open Collection Rooted in Golf Culture

Maxfli and luxury streetwear label Siegelman Stable have unveiled a limited-edition collection called "Harness the Drive," timed to coincide with the 2026 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills on Long Island.

The Collaboration

Founded in 2020 by Max Siegelman—who got his start in golf as a caddie—Siegelman Stable has built a following among younger golf fans by blending traditional aesthetics with contemporary streetwear sensibilities. This partnership with Maxfli marks a natural extension of that identity.

The collection features a black, green, and white palette across shirts, polos, jackets, hats, totes, and headcovers—items designed to feel, as Siegelman put it, "rooted in the game, but also expressive, unexpected and true to how people are engaging with golf today."

Maxfli's Resurgence

The timing aligns with a broader Maxfli revival. Ben Griffin won multiple times on Tour last season using a Maxfli ball, while Lexi Thompson and instructor Sean Foley have joined as brand ambassadors. Maxfli's growing credibility at the professional level lends weight to partnerships like this one.

Where to Buy

The collection goes live on siegelmanstable.com at 10 a.m. ET on Friday, June 20, and will also be available at a Walter Hagen and Maxfli pop-up in East Hampton Village (34 Park Place) through June 28, while supplies last.

Strokeslab Take

While apparel collaborations don't move the needle on Strokes Gained metrics, Maxfli's on-course momentum is real. Brand visibility at the Tour level often tracks with equipment trust—and that's a trend worth watching.