DRIVER SPECS Titleist TS2, 9.5Ëš, 45 inches, UST Elements Platinum 6 shaft, D-3 swingweightâ–¶ This driver went in the bag right away.
It spins a little less for me but launches
at the same angle as my previous driver.
The flight apex is lower, but it’s carrying
farther and giving me more roll after it lands.
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FAIRWAY WOOD SPECS Titleist TS2, 15˚, UST Elements Platinum 8 shaft, D-3.75 swingweight▶ I’ve always struggled to find a 3-wood
I could hit consistently. Last year at the
Fort Worth Invitational, at Colonial Country Club, I shortened the shaft length by half
an inch. Since then, I’ve become a lot more consistent with the 3-wood.
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IRONS SPECS Titleist 718 T-MB (3-iron), True Temper Dynamic Gold AMT X100 shaft; Titleist 718 AP2 (4-iron through 9-iron), True Temper Dynamic Gold Onyx X100 shafts, Golf Pride Super Tack 58 round gripsâ–¶ The black shafts on my irons is a look I
like. Sometimes I’ll carry a T-MB 2-iron, but
that’s mostly for courses in Australia and the United Kingdom where I can get some run.
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WEDGES SPECS Titleist Vokey SM7 (46Ëš, 52Ëš, 56Ëš, 60Ëš), True Temper Dynamic Gold Onyx X100 shaft in 46Ëš, KBS Tour in 52Ëš, 56Ëš, 60Ëšâ–¶ I alternate between a pair of 60-degree wedges with two grinds, one with more heel grind for versatility. The names of my three dogs are stamped on my three highest-lofted wedges. Two of my dogs live in Australia
with my mum. The other is here with me.
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PUTTER SPECS Scotty Cameron by Titleist Futura T5W, 35 inches, 3.5˚ loft▶ I’m always trying new putters. I used another Cameron from 2017, and it somehow made it all the way to last August. But then
I lost my distance control and feel, so I
went with this putter. It has a heavier head, and that felt good to me. But I can’t see
it staying in the bag very long.
