MY BAG: Stacy Lewis

"I've played graphite shafts in irons since my back surgery [at age 18]. I feel better—it's easier. You don't have to worry that you're losing anything by using graphite."

DRIVER

TaylorMade

R1 (10°) taylormadegolf.com

Shaft: Graphite Design

Di6 prochoicegolfshafts.com

FAIRWAY WOOD

Mizuno

JPX-850 (15°)

mizunousa.com

Shaft: Fujikura

prototype

fujikuragolf.com

HYBRID

Mizuno

JPX-850 (19°)

Shaft: Fujikura Orochi Blue Eye

IRONS

Mizuno

JPX-825 Pro (4-PW)

Shaft: Mizuno

Orochi by Fujikura (graphite)

WEDGES

Mizuno

MP T-11, 52° (bent to 50°), 56° (bent to 55°), 60° (bent to 59°)

Shaft: Aldila 85 Proto graphite

aldila.com

PUTTER

TaylorMade Raylor Ghost DA-12 (Tour only)

BALL

Titleist Pro V1x

titleist.com

GRIPS

Golf Pride New Decade MultiCompound

golfpride.com

TECH TALK

In the Slot

TaylorMade's RSi irons

The RSi 1 (above) and the RSi 2 have face slots in the 3-through 8-irons to maintain high ball speeds on off-center strikes.

TAYLORMADE'S newest irons have an "inverted cone" face design, plus cutouts in the sole (called speed pockets) and behind the clubface (thru slots) to increase ball speed on shots struck lower on the face. The RSi 1 (near left; replaces SpeedBlade irons) and RSi 2 irons (far left; replaces SLDR) have slots on the face in the heel and toe, in addition to the cuts in the sole and cavity. The company says this combination provides more uniform flex, ball speed and consistency across the face. Available on Nov. 14. RSi 1: $799, steel; $899, graphite; RSi 2: $999, steel; $1,199, graphite; golf.com/taylormade

THREE PHOTOS

ANGUS MURRAY (LEWIS)

THREE PHOTOS

ANGUS MURRAY (BAG)

THREE PHOTOS

ANGUS MURRAY (BALL)

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MANFRED KOH (TAYLORMADE)

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