The Wireless MAX10, which features 10,000mAh capacity, wireless charging, and dual USB-C ports, aims to assist athletes who spend much of the season on the road. Joe Yeagley, Co-Founder and COO of FuelRod, noted that the partnership serves to introduce players to power solutions engineered specifically for high-mobility lifestyles. Jack Sammons, General Chairman of the tournament, echoed this sentiment, describing the units as a practical addition to the player gift suite that remains useful long after the Memphis event concludes.
FuelRod operates a network of self-service kiosks at more than 50 major U.S. airports and various high-traffic theme parks. By integrating into the FedEx St. Jude Championship, the company continues its expansion into venues where travelers require consistent connectivity. Beyond the logistical focus, the tournament serves as a major fundraiser for the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, marking a significant philanthropic milestone for the participants gathered at TPC Southwind.





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