Topgolf: Proving the Flexibility of Multi-Brand Composable Commerce

Tech stack:

Vercel

Vercel

Next.js

Next.js

Dynamic Yield

Dynamic Yield

Commerce Cloud

Commerce Cloud

Contentstack

Contentstack

Multi-site

Multi-site

The Challenge

Following the success of the Callaway Golf composable launch, Topgolf’s leadership saw an opportunity to test the flexibility of the new architecture.

The mandate:

  • Launch an eCommerce store for Topgolf in just six weeks
  • Offer a limited subset of Callaway products
  • Reuse as much existing architecture as possible to meet the deadline
  • Maintain the store within the same operational team as CallawayGolf.com

6 weeks

From start to finish

The 64Labs Solution

64Labs delivered on time by:

  • Intensively reusing commerce and CMS components from the Callaway build
  • Applying rapid design iteration to adapt the storefront for the Topgolf brand
  • Leveraging the shared Next.js + Vercel and Contentstack architecture
  • Integrating seamlessly into the existing Callaway management and support workflows

Why It Matters for eCommerce Leaders

Topgolf’s six-week launch demonstrates how component reusability within a shared composable ecosystem can enable lightning-fast brand rollouts. For enterprise groups like Topgolf Callaway Brands, this approach reduces development costs, accelerates market entry, and maintains consistency across a multi-brand portfolio.

More Client Work:

All Work

Callaway Golf

Next.js

,

Vercel

,

Callaway Golf

Ogio

Next.js

,

Composable Storefront

,

Ogio