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    The clubs Michael Brennan used to win the 2025 Bank of Utah Championship

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    Mike Mulholland

    By E. Michael Johnson
    October 26, 2025
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    If to many Michael Brennan was a surprise winner of the Bank of Utah Championship, it was no shock to Brennan himself. “I know my parents showed me things I wrote in kindergarten what my dream job is,” Brennan said. “It was always to play professional golf and to do so on the highest level.”

    It didn’t take long to check that box.

    Playing in just his third PGA Tour event and on a sponsor invite to boot, Brennan displayed a maturity and quality of play consistent with someone who knew they were born to play the tour.

    Brennan rebounded from a two-shot swing on No. 10 that dropped his lead from five shots to three over Rico Hoey by drilling a 418-yard bomb just short of the green on the par-4 12th that led to a birdie then nailed a 3-wood onto the green at the 312-yard par-4 14th, producing another birdie.

    Brennan’s driver is a 9-degree Titleist GT3 with a Project X HZRDUS Smoke Blue RDX 70 TX shaft. Brennan used the club to not only led the field in distance at 359.9 yards and in strokes gained/off the tee, gaining more than seven shots on the field, but was reliable with it as well, hitting nearly 90 percent of his fairways.

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    Titleist GT3
    $650 | Golf Galaxy
    5.0
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    $650
    It has a more forward center of gravity compared to the GT2 and works best for golfers with a repeatable impact location looking to maximize ball speed. The weight track is forward in the sole to allow the golfer to dial in the preferred center of gravity for better energy transfer and more directional control. A super lightweight thermoformed polymer piece, which wraps around the crown to meet the sole on the heel and toe sides, helps maintain Titleist’s preferred sound and feel. The lightweight crown piece saves weight so that the center of gravity is slightly forward and lower from past models for increased ball speed and less spin. A slightly raised rear section and smoother lines and curves from crown to sole create better aerodynamics for increased swing-speed potential. A new variable-thickness pattern includes a ring encircling the back perimeter of the face to maximize ball speed. MOI Rating: MODERATE Top 5 in Performance, low- and high-handicaps 8, 9, 10, 11 degrees (with a 16-way adjustable hosel)
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    Although there were some stressful moments that kept it from being a walk in the park, Brennan tried to keep it like a walk around his home course. “[My agent tells me] treat it like it's River Creek,” Brennan says. “That was a course I grew up playing and have some really, really fond memories playing with my family, brother, and a bunch of friends out there. That's where I grew up basically was at the club. It's a very calming and peaceful place to me. When I try to imagine I'm hitting shots, [it’s] just a 7-iron I would hit at River Creek. It makes me feel a little bit better out on the golf course.”

    So does being a PGA Tour winner.

    What Michael Brennan had in the bag the Bank of Utah Championship

    Ball: Titleist Pro V1

    Driver: Titleist GT3 (Project X HZRDUS Smoke Blue RDX 70 TX), 9 degrees

    3-wood: Titleist GT1, 14.5 degrees

    Irons (3): Titleist T150; (4-5): Titleist T100: (6-9) Titleist 620 CB

    Wedges: Titleist Vokey SM10 (46, 50, 54, 60 degrees)

    Putter: Scotty Cameron by Titleist Phantom 7.2 tour prototype

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