WITB Mark Calcavecchia

[The Gachet]

* Last Year's Bag but still worth a look !

[The Gachet]

Calcavecchia in 1988 using Ping Eye 2's.

 

 

1992 using a Taylor Made Tour Preferred 'Burner' FlexTwist Graphite Shafted Driver.

 

[calc61]

Love Calc, he's my boy.

[The Gachet]

DRIVER: Ping G10 (7.5°) with a Fujikura Motore F3 X shaft

FAIRWAY WOODS: Callaway Big Bertha Steelhead (13°, 17°) with Accra SE 80X shafts

IRONS: Ping Anser Forged (3-PW) with True Temper Dynamic Gold X100 shafts

WEDGES: Ping Tour S (54°), Ping EYE2 (60°) with True Temper Dynamic Gold X100 shafts

PUTTER: Ping Redwood Anser

BALL: Titleist Pro V1

[dlygrisse]

Interesting, nice to see he still has the old Steelheads in the bag, but a litle suprised to see he switched to the Ping Anser after playing Eye2's and then the I5's most of his career. At least he still has the old L wedge in the bag, obviously regrooved by Ping. If he keeps making some putts he could contend this weekend.

[SwingLikeElk]

Heard he's using a K15 driver right now. I love mine. Any bag updates out there on Calc?

[AlmightyBert]

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Heard he's using a K15 driver right now. I love mine. Any bag updates out there on Calc?
[/quote]

That's correct he's using the K15. I followed him most of Sunday at the Senior PGA Championship. He's also back using the i5 irons.

[7464]

[size=3]Does anyone know what shaft he is playing in the K15 driver?[/size]

[The Gachet]

 

 

[llamont]

Mark C is the classic example that quality equipment never goes out of style.

Loren

[Dizz]

Specs?

[The Gachet]

[b]DRIVER:[/b] Ping G20 (8.5 degree)
[b]FAIRWAY WOODS:[/b] Callaway Steelhead III Strong 3-wood and a Callaway Steelhead III 5-wood
[b]IRONS (3-6):[/b] Ping i20
[b]IRONS (7-PW):[/b] Ping S56
[b]WEDGES:[/b] Ping EYE2 (53 and 59.5 degree)
[b]PUTTER:[/b] Ping Anser Milled 3
[b]BALL:[/b] Titleist Pro V1x
[b]FOOTWEAR:[/b] FootJoy SuperLites
[b]GLOVE:[/b] FootJoy SciFlex

[tembolo1284]

I love that he still has the old callaway heads in the bag.

[The Gachet]