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Teeing Off
MY BAG
FOR THE ZURICH CLASSIC OF NEW ORLEANS
Jerry Kelly
"Cleveland made me a new putter. It's like the one I won with last year. I bought that one at Nevada Bob's. It was $69. I got it for $48."
FAIRWAY METAL
Titleist
906 F4 (13°)
SHAFT
Graphite Design
Pershing (X flex)
HYBRID
Cleveland
HiBore XLS (16°)
SHAFT
Graphite Design
YS9.1 (X flex)
BALL
Titleist
Pro V1x
DRIVER
Cleveland
Launcher DST (8.5°)
SHAFT
Oban
Devotion 6 (X flex)
PUTTER
Cleveland
Classic 3
WEDGES
Cleveland
588 Gunmetal (47°, 53° and 60°)
SHAFTS
True Temper
Black Gold (X flex)
IRONS
Cleveland
CG 7 Tour Black Pearl (three through nine)
SHAFTS
True Temper
Black Gold (X flex)
GRIPS
Golf Pride
Tour Velvet (cord 58 ribbed)
ON THE NUMBER
Driving the Green
Pros will tell you it's all about the flat stick, but for most average Joes, the driver rules because crushing one off the tee makes up for a lot of missed putts. That's why driver sales are a steady part of the golf business. But industry data suggest that while players are willing to pay for the latest technology, they don't necessarily assume the highest-priced club is best or that a bargain indicates inferiority. It's all about how you hit it.
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Average selling price of top five selling drivers
1 $294
2 $297
3 $247
4 $406
5 $291
Source: Golf Datatech
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FRED VUICH (BALL AND BAG)
PHOTO
JIM ROGASH/GETTY IMAGES (KELLY)
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