Steve Stricker - WITB January 2020

[Ben Berube]

Now that is fkn awesome! So true, hahahaha

[llamont]

Strick’s setup is pure class... Seems fitting for a Champions Tour WITB as those guys seem to play what feels better. Find what you like and stick with it. That Vessel is sweet too!

[weck]

Go Stricker. Digging the old trusty clubs and carry bag. Would like to see more of this on the tours.

[Jokes]

Does anybody know what flex he played in his c taper Protos in previous irons?

[WSUWarriorPGAPro]

I think they were S+ if not X. They should've been 130 gram for weight, from what I remember reading somewhere.

[WSUWarriorPGAPro]

There is not much rust on those "old" Vokey raw wedges. Unless he's cleaning them with steel wool regularly, I would guess that they actually are "new", but old stock he has at home. Those guys get access to 100's of wedge heads and could change them out each week if they wanted to. He may just be recycling wedges that are actually in great shape that are laying around his home. I'm pretty sure with that set up he is not under contract with any one particular company any longer. He's using what he wants to and works from past experience. I am surprised at the Cally 3 and 4 irons, though. different shape than the 755 Titleist heads, but may be more forgiving with the newer technology than those old things from years back.

[WSUWarriorPGAPro]

I remember those satin PX shafts. I did like the feel of those. When they were discontinued and brought back, but in chrome, I didn't like the feel of them any more. Not sure why. Anyone know why that would be? What the difference is between the old PX satin shafts and the "new" PX chrome shafts?

[whatshannenin]

I'd argue the fact that he does NOT change to new stuff, further proves the point it IS the arrow....not the Indian. It would appear he is very particular about everything. I love how guys have always said that phrase "He's so good he could beat you with...." etc....Of course they are talented and could play well in spite of poor equipment (see the old Phil vs Tiger equipment debate) however you have feel players that rely heavily on things feeling the same and don't want to change for fear it will throw timing and distances off....which new irons these days with spin rate and launch changes have done that. Not too mention ball, I'm willing to be he plays an older version of the Prov1.

[mjbfyb]

Steve has ditched the 913 for a Mavrik. He appears to have ditched the 755’s too. He’s using some sort of KBS shaft in his irons.

[Sean2]

I wonder how much bite is left in those wedges.

[Jokes]

Just looked on ghetty images and looks like he is using t100 irons.

[MUNIGRIT]

Lol my golf buddy games those irons and he bought them at a used rack at Nevada Bob's in AZ.

[braincramp52]

That's so true! My favorite store to go to when I have some cash burnin' a hole in my pocket!

[Joe85]

I salvaged a set of those 755s out of a dumpster behind a golf shop several years ago. 4-PW but I sold them. The 4 iron "755' badge on back had fallen off/out (which is why I'm guessing they tossed them). I sold the 5-PW. Stiff flex. I should have kept them. I think I only got like $50 bucks for them on the 'Bay. They must be the TRUTH for Strick to love them that much.

[Blakester]

Titleist 755 irons was the 1st "nice" set of irons I ever had. Got fit on a local range by the local Titleist rep. Actually just bought a used set off of ebay, PW-4, for $99 to keep at the beach. They are in great shape.

[CoJo5434]

Stricker is a legend! I still have that 913 Tour issue head as a backup. So nice. Also the Apex Pro 3 iron is so interesting with the PX

[MadGolfer76]

I never really got why he used to use so much rebar in his clubs and low lofts in his woods. I remember at one point he was using V2 Tours in 86x, 96x, 102x, and those things were beefy.

He wasn't really a fast swinger, even though he was obviously long enough to be on tour. I am guessing he must not like feeling a lot of flex in his clubs? Does anyone know?