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What's In My Bag: Brian Harman

By Brian Harman

October 15, 2018

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Photo By: Photograph by Ivory Serra

Photo By: Photo by Ivory Serra

Photo By: Photo by Ivory Serra

Photo By: Photo by Ivory Serra

Photo By: Photo by Ivory Serra

Photo By: Photo by Ivory Serra

Photo By: Photo by Ivory Serra

Photo By: Photo by Ivory Serra

Photo By: Photo by Ivory Serra

WHAT'S IN MY BAG: BRIAN HARMAN
AGE: 31
LIVES: Sea Island, Ga.
STORY: Two-time PGA Tour winner. Finished season 38th on the World Golf Ranking.Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images

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MONEY PLAYER
My caddie and I play a game during pro-ams where I'll have to hit 12 or 13 greens to break even. If I hit more, I make money. If I hit less, I lose a lot of money. It keeps the iron game sharp.NOT A NATURAL LEFTY
Golf is the only thing I do left-handed. As a kid, my parents bought me a baseball glove for my right hand, but I'd catch the ball, take it off and throw it back right-handed. —With E. Michael JohnsonPhotographs by Ivory Serra

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DRIVER
SPECS: Titleist TS2, 9.5˚, 45.25 inches, Accra 455 M4 shaft, D-4 swingweightI recently switched to the new TS2 from my 917D2. I've always fought too much spin off the tee, and this helps with that.

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FAIRWAY WOODS
SPECS: Titleist TS2, 13.5˚, Fujikura Speeder 661 Evolution 2.0; Titleist TS2, 18˚, Fujikura Speeder 757 Evolution 2.0; Titleist 818H1, 21˚, Fujikura Pro 2.0I recently changed my fairway woods as well to Titleist's new TS2 model. I keep my 3-wood on the D-4 hosel setting, which adds loft but keeps the lie angle standard. My 5-wood stays on the C-4 hosel setting, which adds loft while flattening the lie angle slightly. That really helps on second shots into the par 5s.

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IRONS
SPECS: Titleist 718 CB (3-iron; 5- through 9-irons), True Temper Dynamic Gold X100 shafts, Golf Pride Tour Velvet 60 round plus one wrapMy irons are a quarter of an inch shorter than standard. I don't carry a 4-iron. My 3-iron is bent a little weak to get the height I want, but the length of it keeps the yardage gapping right where I need it.

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WEDGES
SPECS: Titleist Vokey SM7 (46˚, 50˚, 54˚); Titleist Vokey Tour prototype (59˚), True Temper Dynamic Gold S400 shaftsThe 46- and 54-degree each have 10 degrees of bounce, but I have only 4 degrees of bounce on my 59-degree wedge. That allows me to play from a number of different lies around the green, especially from tight turf.

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PUTTER
SPECS: TaylorMade Spider OS CB, 34 inches, 2˚ loftI've always preferred a putter with a lower loft. Most have 3 or 4 degrees of loft, but I have only 2 degrees on this putter. This allows me to get the ball rolling without it hopping. I've always liked a face-balanced mallet. It helps the head stay square through the stroke.

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ON TRACK
I love to deer hunt, so these black lines on my Titleist Pro V1 resemble deer tracks. I switched to this ball last year after teaming with Johnson Wagner at the Zurich event. We played his Pro V1 in alternate-shot, and I stuck with it after that.

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A PAIR OF ACES
This headcover was given to me in honor of being a Georgia Bulldog and because I made two holes-in-one during the final round of the 2015 Barclays. After my first, my caddie said, "Well, they come in bunches." He was right.

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CONVENIENT MARK
Why do I use a washer to mark my ball? For starters, you can always find one by going to the hardware store. They're also small and different from what everyone else uses, plus I don't mind if I lose one.

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