Scottie Scheffler What’s In The Bag?
Since turning professional in 2018, Scottie Scheffler has risen up the rankings incredibly quickly all the way to world number one. He started off by securing PGA Tour Rookie of the Year honours in 2020, as well as a Ryder Cup spot at Whistling Straits in 2021. He also got into the winners’ circle three times in 2022, at the Waste Management Phoenix Open, Arnold Palmer Invitational and the WGC-Dell Technologies Matchplay. As he continues to forge a career in the game, we take a look at what clubs he currently uses on the PGA Tour.
Scottie Scheffler What’s In The Bag?
Driver
TaylorMade Stealth Plus
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Scheffler was one of the few big players out on Tour who appeared to have no equipment contract but this changed in 2022 as he signed with TaylorMade. Speaking of the deal, Scheffler said: “TaylorMade equipment has been integral in my career for many years, and I couldn’t be more excited to formally be a part of their roster of elite golfers”.
The two-time PGA Tour winner added: “I’ve worked with TaylorMade’s team on Tour for multiple seasons and their commitment to getting the right equipment in my bag was a driving force in joining Team TaylorMade.”
Starting at the top of the bag, over the last year or so he had been using a Ping G400 and Ping G425 model for a long time however in 2022 he appears to have stuck a TaylorMade Stealth Plus (opens in new tab) model in the bag, which is the same driver used by Tiger Woods (opens in new tab) and Rory McIlroy (opens in new tab).
Per the company, with his current Stealth Plus, Scheffler saw average ball speed gains of 3.4 MPH (177.4 MPH with Stealth Plus vs 174.0 with previous gamer) and carry gains of just over 11 yards (305.8 with Stealth Plus vs 294.7 with previous gamer).
Fairway
TaylorMade Stealth
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His Nike VR Pro three-wood was a fine example of a Tour player using an older model in the three-wood slot. Released in 2011, Scheffler actually used the three-wood for 10…
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