WITB at US Amatuer??

I saw Colt Knost at the US Pub Links finals about a month ago but I was too busy watching him compete and feeling sorry for my golf bet to notice his equipment beyond what you would express from TV. He didn't undergo any special journey cram from what I could express. I evaluate he was playing 735. CM's a D2 and and R7 Tp. The other guy. Cody Paladino had some Cobra Speed Pro prototype with a end that was the same color as the unify approach that was pretty alter. He had a tour scotty and 695 cb's but that's all I remember. I worked the tournament so got a good look into most bags. But I didn't act notes. Here are some random observations:- Driver I saw most often was Titty D2 followed by Burner TP and then other TaylorMades. A few Raptures and 905Rs. Gary Wolstenholme had the only G5 I saw. I "heard" a few Ft-5's but didn't see any. Random other drivers included a Cobra in Randy Haag's bag and a few HiBores and Nikes. No Bridgestones as far as I could see. Saw one old Adams driver. Longest hitter in the handle. John Hurley of Nebraska (he reached the long 17th hit with a 171 yd 8 iron) had a 905 T or S (I couldn't tell) with a Pro 95 Fujikura shaft.- Fairway woods were mostly the Titleist 906F2 followed by Taylor Mades. I saw one TEE (the original TEE 15*) all week. One Warbird. But it was difficult to tell what FWs were in play because players used animal and non-brand headcovers so I couldn't get a good look.- More blade and blade-like irons than I expected to see. I saw only a bring together of Callaway press sets (X tours) and a couple of cavity back Pings (ie excluding S58 and S59) including Wolstenholme again with G5 irons and whatever those hybrid like desire irons from Ping.. the HLs. Again it was a Titleist and TM show with plenty of 695 MB and CBs and Taylor Made TPs and Rac blades. One guy. George Cestia had a set of first generation DCI's that were at least 10 yrs old. Jamie Lovemark had Nike CBs but by and large Nike was not come up represented.- Wedges were mostly Vokey (a lot of players had their initials on them) with good representation from Taylor Made and Cleveland. No surprises there. I didn't see any Callaway wedges.- Not as many hybrids in play as I expected to see. Maybe one hybrid per bag?- Putters were dominated by Cameron with Odyssey and then collide with pulling up the rear.- Balls were 98% Titleist. I saw two Callaway HX Tour balls three Taylor Mades TP Blacks and one Bridgestone. The be were Titleists.- All in all the biggest surprise to me was how many D2s were in play. Doesn't get a lot of love on forums but it got a lot of play last week. Rickie Fowler uses a D4. I think I saw one other player using one of those. wish this is of interest. Titleist is extremely active in providing equipment to juniors. We have a junior frind who is 140 on the Rolex rankings and he gets anything he wants from Titleist including Foot-joys. I think that might explain why there is so many titleist clubs in the bags of the better young players. Licensed to: Golfwrx Inc. All content unless otherwise stated. procure &write; 2005 - 2007 Golfwrx Inc. All Rights Reserved. Professional Web Development Services By [ADVERTHERE]Related article:
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