New Bernhard Langer WITB

So I've read a few posts asking for an updated WITB on Bernhard Langer. I found this information on a German website. No pictures, but oh well. It's dated September 25, 2017.

• Driver: Adams SpeedLine Fast 12 LS (8,5 Degree)
  
• 3 Wood: Callaway Great Big Bertha Epic (15 Degree)
  
• Hybrids: Adams Idea Pro (18 and 22 Degree)
  
• Irons (4 and 5): Ben Hogan Apex Forged
  
• Irons (6 thru 8): Adams Idea Pro Black MB
  
• Irons (9 and Pitching Wedge): TaylorMade RSi Forged
  
• Wedges: TaylorMade Milled Grind (56, 60 Degree)
  
• Putter: Odyssey White Hot 2-Ball (Long)
  
• Ball: Titleist Pro V1
  

Looks like he's updated a couple of things. Enjoy.

Heck of a mix match of stuff. Guessing he's not on any kind of contracts at all?

No equipment contract that I can tell. Heck he probably likes it that way so he can game what he wants to. It's certainly paying off for him.

I know for a fact he has carried those old Hogan Apex forged 4 and 5 irons for a long long time. Those are 1999 Apex irons I think. I know I won a bet in the grill room one day on that.

No equipment contract that I can tell. Heck he probably likes it that way so he can game what he wants to. It's certainly paying off for him.

Quite an eclectic bag.

first time we have seen a reverse combo iron set

that must be the craziest set I've seen in a while. There's almost no uniformity in his irons. That's unreal.

first time we have seen a reverse combo iron set

Lehman played one for many many years as well. Not sure what his current WITB is.

http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/528599-tom-lehmans-heinz-57-variety-set-of-irons/

And yes, Big Stu you've got it exactly right, 1999 Hogan Apexes, which he's been playing since he was a Hogan staffer, which was three owners of the Hogan company ago. Fascinating if brief read on the design from the man who designed them: http://www.jeffsheetsgolf.com/hogan--past-projects

WoW i remember that driver guess that proves if your good your good the equipment doesn't matter.

WoW i remember that driver guess that proves if your good your good the equipment doesn't matter.

I read it as: play what plays best for you, and forget what anyone has to say about it

If I had to guess those Hogan irons are getting hard to come by. Same for the Adams irons he's gaming. He's playing irons that are close to 20 years old...

Just goes to show you it's the indian not the arrow...

I own a wood bros persimmon driver he gamed in the very late 1980s as well as a custom set of Wilson Staff tour blades 1984 model made for Langer. Will post pics later

Freddie-

Yes, please show these again! Personally ground by Robert Mendralla (RIP)..

Just goes to show you it's the indian not the arrow...

So true. That is the thing I always tell myself when I see new, shiny clubs that catch my eye.

I would think because Langer is so meticulous that he hardly ever changes clubs. It would mess with his precision and feel.

The Tom Lehman thread is an awesome read too.

I own a wood bros persimmon driver he gamed in the very late 1980s as well as a custom set of Wilson Staff tour blades 1984 model made for Langer. Will post pics later

The Custom Langer 1984 Wilson Staffs that I own as well as the Wood Bros Texan he played for 3 years 1988-early 1990s is here

http://www.golfwrx.com/forums/topic/1416876-robert-mendralla-wilson-staffs-made-for-bernhard-langer/

Saw a picture recently of Langer with an M2 driver. Couldn't tell you when it was taken though. He seems to have been trying different drivers lately although keeps going back to his trusty Adams.

Just goes to show you it's the indian not the arrow...

 

So true. That is the thing I always tell myself when I see new, shiny clubs that catch my eye.

 

I would think because Langer is so meticulous that he hardly ever changes clubs. It would mess with his precision and feel.

 

The Tom Lehman thread is an awesome read too.

Yes, new equipment looks great and all that, but I now know there are no game changers out there and what I have is just fine.

Picture on Getty of Langer using a Ping driver at SAS Championship last week.

i find him to be fasinating. amazing guy and bag. wish we had pictures

He was also gaming an M2 fairway wood this weekend....I saw it on the Golf Channel highlights this morning....

He had a Callaway 3 wood 2016-17 model at the US Sr open.

Just goes to show you it's the indian not the arrow...

 

So true. That is the thing I always tell myself when I see new, shiny clubs that catch my eye.

 

I would think because Langer is so meticulous that he hardly ever changes clubs. It would mess with his precision and feel.

 

The Tom Lehman thread is an awesome read too.

 

Yes, new equipment looks great and all that, but I now know there are no game changers out there and what I have is just fine.

I went through the same thing....Earlier this year I convinced myself that I had to have a new driver and FW woods, only to find out that the grass wasn't so green with the new stuff....went right back to the ol' tried and true Adams Speedlines....

He was definitely gaming a Ping G or G400 driver this past weekend. The Turbulators and Dragonfly crown gave it away :)

That's a G400 Driver :)

I watched him play a practice round 2 years ago at Belmont ,ma during the constellation . He was pure-ing it big time . He ended up winning by like 6 shots. I was considering a new driver now I’m gonna have to look at this ping

Langer doesn’t change clubs often your right , but he is often testing and trying things. I had a chance 2 years ago at the constellation to tell him that I owned the driver he gamed in 1988 thru 1991, a Wood Bros 10 def Texan persimmon. At first I barely caught his attention then I described in detail and he turned his head around and looked directly at me at all how did you get that .. he was really cool to talk to especially about how much he liked the Wood Bros clubs. Eventually became the last player to win a major championship using a wooden driver a wood Bros at the 93 Masters. He tried the driver that I owned at the Los Angeles open and early 1988 he was on the driving range testing drivers and Dave wood had his toward demo which Bernhard tried ; his caddy was out in that range field and he and his caddie were exchanging sophisticated hand signals after each shot. Bernhard like the club so much he told Dave that he wanted to keep it what he did . In the late 1990s Langer caddy gave Dave the club back . Dave said it’s the best block he ever made.