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EHSGolf1 Well Established Member

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Does anyone know what Tiger plays including shafts? I don't know if this was just me but it looked like he was playing Project X on his woods. I was just curious as to Tiger has in his bag
Driver- SuperTri 9.5*
Wood- 906 F2 13*
Hybrids- Rescue TP 17*
Irons(4-PW)- R9 TP w/ KBS Tour
Wedge-ZTP 52* w/ KBS Tour Wedge-58* VokeyPutter- Studio Select New Port 2 Mid-SlantBall-TP Black/Red

Laxplayer201092 Great Member

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driver is a 8.5 (maybe 7.5 liek his old one) and a Whiteboard 83X
13 and 19 degree SQ2 both with blueboard 103X
Irons 3-PW are the VR with X100
Wedge Sand is a SV, 60 is VR, both with S400
Putter is a scotty custom.

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pshizz Great Member

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His irons and wedges are 1 up, and im not sure of the length. His sw is actually a vr, while his 60 is an SV.

Laxplayer, i thought his 3 wood is 15*, at least thats what is says on his website.

miller72 Well Established Member

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Dont forget that his driver is actually the 380cc Dymo.

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DRIVER ft-5. 9* Mitsubishi Diamana BlueBoard 73 X-stiff
FWY WOOD: 980F 15 EI-70 X Stiff
Hybrid: Burner tour launch 4 hybrid
IRONS mp-57 4-pw with project x 6.5 shaftsPUTTER: Rossa Classic AGSI+ Monte Carlo WEDGES vokey spin milled oil can 52.08, 58.12Niblick 42*


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Driver: Nike SQ DYMO Prototype 8.5°

Tiger Woods Equipment. Wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiger_Woods#Equipment
Dont forget that his driver is actually the 380cc Dymo.

I don't understand this... why is he using a smaller driver? Which are the benefits?

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Workability :)

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Workability :)

And easier to hit a draw. And better to look at.

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pjsnyc Great Member

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And easier to hit a draw. And better to look at.

Actually thats a good point I wanted to ask at some point in the past - smaller driver heads allow for more workability. And as you state 'easier to hit a draw' - wouldn't that exacerbate Tiger's snap hook?

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i dont think tiger hits snap hooks. He might draw a ball more than he wants, but its by no means a "Hook"

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i dont think tiger hits snap hooks. He might draw a ball more than he wants, but its by no means a "Hook"

True - but snap hook to him probably means just what you said - '...draw a ball more than he wants...'

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i dont think tiger hits snap hooks. He might draw a ball more than he wants, but its by no means a "Hook"

Sure he does. He hits pulls and pull/draws and hooks now and then.

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Actually thats a good point I wanted to ask at some point in the past - smaller driver heads allow for more workability. And as you state 'easier to hit a draw' - wouldn't that exacerbate Tiger's snap hook?

Guys who hit the ball in the sweet spot and measure their misshits by one groove benefit from more compact clubheads. They provide more control.

The bigger clubheads are more forgiving of mishits for those of us who don't hit in the right spot most of the time. But with those you give up a certain amount of workability and control. His so-called snap hook is not much affected by the club design. When you are swinging at 120+ MPH a slight off-timing with the body, hands or arms can send the ball off the reservation. SubPar

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Tiger also hits huge blocks out to the right. To the OP, his website says he plays DG X100s, not Project Xs. Look at Tiger's site for all the specs.

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he did hit a viscious snap hook on sunday at bay hill...

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yes he did, they put the "Protracer" on it and it was a big pull hook.

It's going to be insane how good Tiger gets by the end of this season. 2009 will be some kinda comeback. Even if you're already sick of watching him after 3 tourneys.

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Driver: Ping G5 9° Alidila NV 75g Stiff
3-Wood: Nike SQ 15° Diamana Stiff (Stock)
Irons: NIKE FORGED SPLIT CAVIY (S300)Wedges: Taylormade RAC Fe2O3 (Rust) 52°/56°/60°Putter: Titleist/Cameron Newport 1.5Ball: Looking for a new...


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^ yeah, but that wasn't a shot that i've really ever seen him hit. It was just tiger, being imperfect, missing the center of the clubface. He hasn't got a 'snap hook' problem.

alcorn Well Established Member

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His snap hook is most likely from having this wrist come through a little too early. At that type of swing speed it would be easy to make this mistake.

As for his club specks, who cares? I'm more concerned about what is in my bag.

Clubs:
Driver: Ping Rapture 10.5 degree, Stiff Flex shaft
Fairway Wood: Ping Rapture 17* - Stiff Shaft
Hybrids: Callaway Heaven Wood 20* Firm Flex
Irons: Titleist 704 CB (Forged) (4-PW), Dynamic Gold S300 ShaftsWedges: Titleist Vokey 52 and 58 degreePutter: Odessy White Hot XG Model #1Bag: Ping HooferBa...


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