Fort Worth is teeing up a major win for its manufacturing sector. Callaway Golf is set to open a $15 million 3D printing facility in the city, marking a significant investment in advanced technology and local jobs right here in Tarrant County.
The new facility underscores Fort Worth’s growing reputation as a destination for innovative, high-tech industry. Callaway Golf, one of the world’s most recognized names in golf equipment, is bringing cutting-edge additive manufacturing — commonly known as 3D printing — to the area, a move that signals confidence in the region’s skilled workforce and business-friendly environment.
The announcement pairs well with another piece of encouraging local news: Fort Worth-based tech incubator TechFW is expanding its footprint through a new collaboration with Texas A&M. That partnership is expected to deepen the pipeline of talent and innovation flowing through the city, connecting entrepreneurs and startups with one of Texas’s premier research universities.
Together, these developments paint an exciting picture of a city on the rise. Whether it’s a global sports brand choosing Fort Worth for a state-of-the-art production facility or a homegrown tech hub forging new academic alliances, Fort Worth continues to attract investment and build the kind of ecosystem that creates opportunity for residents across the community.
For locals, the Callaway facility represents more than a headline — it’s the promise of new jobs, new skills, and a stronger, more diversified local economy. As Fort Worth grows, stories like these remind us that the city’s best days are still ahead.
Sources: TCT Magazine, Fort Worth Report
