Four!Condoms Renews Strategic Partnership with GSTPA Tour
Montague, FL May 5, 2026 — The GSTPA Tour today announced a renewed multi-year strategic partnership with Fore!Condoms, extending one of the organization’s longest-running sponsorships.
The agreement ensures Fore!Condoms will remain the Official Protection Partner of the GSTPA Tour and presenting sponsor of the annual Fore!Skins Game, a tournament historically associated with poor judgment, escalating confidence, and preventable outcomes.
Financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed, though both organizations confirmed the partnership has survived “multiple economic downturns and organizational uncertainty.”
“Fore!Condoms stood by this Tour during the lean years,” said GSTPA Commissioner Martin Feldman. “Admittedly, every year has technically been a lean year, but their commitment to consequence mitigation has never wavered.”
Founded on the principle that “protection matters most when control is optional,” Fore!Condoms first partnered with the GSTPA in the early 1990s following what internal Tour documents described only as “the Myrtle Beach Incident.”
Since then, the company’s branding has appeared across multiple GSTPA properties, including hospitality tents, player gift bags, provisional ball stations, and several legal disclaimers later removed during mediation.
“As long as golfers continue making aggressive decisions with limited information, we see strong alignment with the GSTPA mission,” said Fore!Condoms Vice President of Strategic Containment Denise Talbot. “This partnership reflects our continued investment in prevention, preparedness, and reducing long-term exposure.”
The renewed agreement expands Fore!Condoms branding to additional GSTPA Tour events, with particular emphasis on historically high-risk tee shots.
The GSTPA also confirmed that all customary hazards will remain in effect, including water, sand, misplaced confidence, and the belief that this shot will be different.
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