MY BAG: John Huh
"I get a little extra forgiveness in these long irons, and they help get my ball in the air higher, so I can stop it closer to where it lands."
Odyssey ProType ix #5 CS putter
1. DRIVER
TaylorMade
RBZ Stage 2 (9.5°, adjusted to 9°)
taylormadegolf.com
Shaft: Fujikura
Motore Speeder 6.1
fujikuragolf.com
2. FAIRWAY METAL
TaylorMade
RocketBallz Stage 2 Tour (14.5°)
Shaft: Matrix
Ozik 7X3 White Tie
matrixshafts.com
3. HYBRID
Titleist
913H (17°)
titleist.com
Shaft: UST Mamiya
ProForce V2
ustmamiya.com
4. IRONS
TaylorMade
RocketBladez Tour (three-iron through PW)
Shafts: Project X
6.5
pxshaft.com
5. WEDGES
TaylorMade
ATV (52°)
Shaft: Project X
6.5
Titleist
Vokey Design SM4 (58°, bent to 59°)
Shaft: Project X
6.5
6. PUTTER*
Titleist
Scotty Cameron GSS Circa 62 #6, 34.5"
7. BALL
Titleist
Pro V1 (2013)
GRIPS
Golf Pride
Tour Velvet 58 Round
golfpride.com
*At press time Huh had switched to the Odyssey ProType ix #5 CS putter.
TECH TALK
Feel The Jolt
BUSHNELL TOUR V3 LASER RANGEFINDER
Distance-measuring devices can help speed up play, make the game more fun and lower scores. Promising dead-on distances up to 1,000 yards, the Bushnell Tour V3 laser rangefinder delivers quick, vibrating bursts (dubbed PinSeeker with "Jolt" technology) to indicate that the laser is locked onto your target. It makes objects appear five times closer, and the lightweight, 6.6-ounce unit is legal for tournament play when Local Rule 14-3/.05 is in effect. The Tour V3 device also comes in a Slope Edition, which is not permitted for tournament play because it provides distances by compensating for elevation changes, wind and temperature. $299; bushnellgolf.com
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DAVID CANNON/GETTY IMAGES (HUH)
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DAVID WALBERG FOR SPORTS ILLUSTRATED (BAG, BALL)
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MICHAEL DREAS/SNAP36 (DRIVER)
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HARRY HOW/GETTY IMAGES (PUTTER)
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COURTESY OF BUSHNELL (RANGEFINDER)
The device vibrates when it zeroes in on the target.