David Maher, President, Chief Executive Officer, Director at Acushnet Holdings Corp.. Biography, career history and compensation sourced from SEC proxy filings.
About
David Maher joined Acushnet in 1991 and was appointed President and Chief Executive Officer of Acushnet Holdings Corp. and its operating subsidiary Acushnet Company in January 2018. From 2001 through 2017 he held a variety of roles at the company's Fairhaven, Massachusetts headquarters, including Vice President, Titleist U.S. Sales; Senior Vice President, Titleist Worldwide Sales and Global Operations; and Chief Operating Officer, after earlier field-sales roles in Northern California as a Titleist Sales Representative and Northwest Regional Director. He was selected to serve on the Board because of his extensive experience as an executive in the golf industry and holds a B.S. in Finance from Babson College.
Roles
Acushnet Holdings Corp.
President, Chief Executive Officer, Director · Current role
2018–present
Acushnet Company / Titleist
Chief Operating Officer · One of several roles held at the Fairhaven, MA headquarters from 2001 through 2017
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Titleist
Senior Vice President, Titleist Worldwide Sales and Global Operations
2001-2017
Titleist
Vice President, Titleist U.S. Sales
2001-2017
Titleist
Titleist Sales Representative and Northwest Regional Director · Field sales roles in Northern California earlier in his career
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Fixed Compensation
FY 2025
Base salary
$1,170,000
Fiscal year2025
All other compensation
$60,132
Fiscal year2025
Includes401(k) match, insurance and perquisites
Change in pension value & NQDC earnings
$1,404,125
Fiscal year2025
Performance Compensation
Data from FY 2025
Cash incentive
Annual cash incentive
$1,501,227
Target Opportunity
$1,521,000
Target % of base salary130%
StructureCompany financial objectives (Adjusted EBITDA and, for division Presidents, segment operating income) plus personal strategic objectives (0-200% of target)
Stock awards
Stock awards (RSUs and PSUs)
$6,500,072
Fiscal year2025
Award typesTime-vesting RSUs and performance-vesting PSUs