Driver Titleist Pro Titanium 905R 460cc prototype 8.5º
3 Wood Titleist Pro Trajectory 906F prototype 15º
Irons (3-PW) Titleist 695MB
Wedge (SW) Titleist Vokey Design 56º
Wedge (LW) Titleist Vokey Design 60º
Putter Scotty Cameron Proto
Ball Titleist Pro V1x
Thats 13 clubs what about a 2 iron does he still use the 690.CH
oh nice!! how handy!!
thank you for that!!
thank you for that!!
Still has a 690.CB 2 iron
for a detailed look check this out-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LpnJEugKpQ
for a detailed look check this out-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LpnJEugKpQ
does he have the proforce v2 in all the woods?
WTF - 906F4 never even heard of the F4!!
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i dunno about driver, but he has steel in his fairway.
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OMG what an awesome video! go iseekgolf ^^
Golf club porn. All the way to the music.
he has v2 in the driver 85 grams tour x
and i believe his putter is a newport mid-slant in pro platinum almost 100% sure
and as of now he is using the regular black pro v1s
when he won the singapore open
and i believe his putter is a newport mid-slant in pro platinum almost 100% sure
and as of now he is using the regular black pro v1s
when he won the singapore open
QUOTE(Chris32 @ Aug 21 2006, 12:54 AM) [snapback]267078[/snapback]
Still has a 690.CB 2 iron
for a detailed look check this out-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LpnJEugKpQ
Its called a 690. CH second he has used a hybrid before (585.H)
QUOTE(300yard+ @ Aug 21 2006, 05:20 PM) [snapback]267563[/snapback]
does he have the proforce v2 in all the woods?
I have seen him with a V2, Dynamic Gold, a Diamana 103 I think Now he usually uses a V2
anybody know the length of his driver and 3 wood shafts?
at the mercedes he had a v2 in his FWY
I love his 60* wedge and i absolutely cannot wait for the m grind to come out to the public
yer but more importantly like sum1 sed erlier 18* fw metal wot is dat about????????the 2 iron is 19 degrees wot is da point???? lol 
He clearly was using his 3 wood or it just was not in the bag. Im sure he uses the 2 iron OR the 5 wood depending on the course, Conditions. Ect...
adam scott uses a pro v1 not pro v1x im 100% sure
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adam scott uses a pro v1 not pro v1x im 100% sure
Well your 100% sure half the time
Adam uses both the Pro V1 and Pro V1x depending on the course
Wish i had his clubs.Id do anything to play one round with him.Id learn more than any lesson iv had to date.
the 695mb PW is 48* and his SW is 56*! Thats a 8* gap between the 2.
Also hes playing one of the 907 models because on thurs. TGC showed him next to his bag and he had a 907 headcover.
Also hes playing one of the 907 models because on thurs. TGC showed him next to his bag and he had a 907 headcover.
anybody know if Adam plays an open face angle on his driver? I know the GC interview with VJ said most players do open their faces, just wondering if Adam did, and if so what degree? thanks in advance...
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yeah i know that he either plays the 2 iron, 5 wood or possibly rescue club but like others just thought that in that particular vid it showed both the 2 iron nd a 5 wood but no 3 wood
QUOTE(xal951 @ Feb 18 2007, 02:08 PM) [snapback]450254[/snapback]
the 695mb PW is 48* and his SW is 56*! Thats a 8* gap between the 2.
Also hes playing one of the 907 models because on thurs. TGC showed him next to his bag and he had a 907 headcover.
i saw adam scott at the nissan open and he had the 907 cover
but he was using the 905R with a V2
so just cuz he is usin the cover doesnt mean he is using the driver
great looking sticks
Although only 26, Scott is very much a traditionalist when it comes to his clubs. "I tinker around and use the launch monitor and try all the shafts," says the world's fourth-ranked player. "But when I find something I like, I tend to stick with it."
I used a Titleist 907 D2 at the Match Play but have played this 905R for most of the last two years. I use layers of tape to make the grip in my left hand bigger. That allows my right hand to move through the shot better.
I use the new Titleist Pro V1. I only go through three or four balls a round. I once played a tournament where I used only six balls for the week.
The loft is stamped 15 degrees on my 3-wood, but I had it weakened to 16. Still, I use it to tee off quite a bit. I have a low flight so I boosted the loft to get a little more distance.
I don't carry a hybrid, but the cavity-back and lead tape on this Titleist 690 CH 2-iron make it easier for me to get a little more height on my shots.
I've always played forged blades, but the Titleist 695 MBs (3-PW) are more forgiving than ones I've had in the past. I go through a set of irons about every two years, so I'll likely replace these after this year's Masters.
I bent my 56-degree wedge to 55 degrees. I don't spin the ball a lot, but the grooves still wear out quickly. Because of that I change about every six months.
Bob Vokey put what he calls a T-grind on my 60-degree. That makes it good out of the sand but less bouncy off tight grass. It also helps keep the clubface square.
This Scotty Cameron Newport was modified by cutting the neck and welding it to a slant-neck. That helps get my hands in position at address. I've used this putter since the 2006 Masters.
I was one of the last players using steel shafts but changed to the UST V2 in 2005. It was light, but I felt I could control it like steel.
Oh thanks for that! Sweet pics
He is testing a Red-X at the Shell!
He is also now using VS proto shafts in his Driver And 3 Wood. According to the Titleist Tour Blog http://www.titleisttourblog.com/
QUOTE(FreddyD @ Mar 29 2007, 09:18 PM) [snapback]506903[/snapback]
He is testing a Red-X at the Shell!
Yes it is a RedX Proto Specially made for Adam
QUOTE(zzzGilliszzz @ Mar 29 2007, 10:30 PM) [snapback]507016[/snapback]
He is also now using VS proto shafts in his Driver And 3 Wood. According to the Titleist Tour Blog http://www.titleisttourblog.com/
Yes I forgot to update that ... he got the shaft idea I think at the match play from Geoff Ogilvy
What’s In Adam’s Bag?
Titleist ambassador Adam Scott follow up a third round 7-under 65 with a final round 6-under 66 to finish at 17-under 271, capturing the Shell Houston Open by three strokes. Adam is using the new Pro V1 golf ball and new 907D2 driver (specs below). He first put the 907D2 in his bag at the WGC-Accenture Match Play and it took just three PGA Tour starts to win with it. At the Shell Houston Open, Adam’s driving distance averaged 306.5 yards ranking him 4th in the field for the week. He also hit 79.2% of greens in regulation including 89% GIR in the final round. Check out this article from The Tour Van for more on Adam and the new Titleist 907 drivers.
Some of you might have read in the Tour Blog about some of the adjustments that the Titleist Tour Van guys implemented for Adam less than two weeks ago including tweaks to his fairway loft, a new 585.H hybrid and a new Vokey wedge. Below is a complete listing of the equipment that Adam actually had in his bag for his 12th career win as a professional.
Golf BallNew Titleist Pro V1
DriverTitleist 907D2 9.5°ShaftAldila VS Proto 80-X
Fairway MetalTitleist 906F4 prototype 15°ShaftAldila VS Proto 95-X
Utility MetalTitleist PT 585.H 19°ShaftAldila VS Proto Hybrid 95-X
IronsTitleist 695MB 3-9ShaftTrue Temper Dynamic Gold Steel
Pitching WedgeVokey Design 200 Series 248.06Sand WedgeVokey Design Spin Milled SM56.10
Tour Chrome Finish
Bent to 55° loft and 9° effective bounce Lob WedgeVokey Design Spin Milled SM60-T
Raw Finish
5° effective bounceShaftsTrue Temper Dynamic Gold SteelGripTour Velvet Cord
PutterScotty Cameron Tour Model Newport Mid Slant
Great find JKB.
I like this bit as well.
Adam has a very customized set of 695MB irons with regard to length, loft, and lie. The lengths are all ¼” under standard. His lofts are 1° weak on the 3 through 5 irons, and standard on the 6 through 9 irons. His lie angles are 1° flat on the 3 through 5 irons, ½° flat on the 6 through 8 irons, and standard on the 9 iron.
I like this bit as well.
Adam has a very customized set of 695MB irons with regard to length, loft, and lie. The lengths are all ¼” under standard. His lofts are 1° weak on the 3 through 5 irons, and standard on the 6 through 9 irons. His lie angles are 1° flat on the 3 through 5 irons, ½° flat on the 6 through 8 irons, and standard on the 9 iron.
I was watching Adam hit his second shot on 18 at Augusta and I know i saw his iron shaft had the Nippon NS Pro markings. There are distinct white lines right behind the letters NS PRO. Anyone else notice this?
Nope i think he is still playing TTDG
hey that's really cool JKB! Thanks a lot! Great detail
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ooo thanks again for that!
QUOTE(JKB @ Mar 12 2007, 06:36 AM) 
Although only 26, Scott is very much a traditionalist when it comes to his clubs. "I tinker around and use the launch monitor and try all the shafts," says the world's fourth-ranked player. "But when I find something I like, I tend to stick with it."
I used a Titleist 907 D2 at the Match Play but have played this 905R for most of the last two years. I use layers of tape to make the grip in my left hand bigger. That allows my right hand to move through the shot better.
I use the new Titleist Pro V1. I only go through three or four balls a round. I once played a tournament where I used only six balls for the week.
The loft is stamped 15 degrees on my 3-wood, but I had it weakened to 16. Still, I use it to tee off quite a bit. I have a low flight so I boosted the loft to get a little more distance.
I don't carry a hybrid, but the cavity-back and lead tape on this Titleist 690 CH 2-iron make it easier for me to get a little more height on my shots.
I've always played forged blades, but the Titleist 695 MBs (3-PW) are more forgiving than ones I've had in the past. I go through a set of irons about every two years, so I'll likely replace these after this year's Masters.
I bent my 56-degree wedge to 55 degrees. I don't spin the ball a lot, but the grooves still wear out quickly. Because of that I change about every six months.
Bob Vokey put what he calls a T-grind on my 60-degree. That makes it good out of the sand but less bouncy off tight grass. It also helps keep the clubface square.
This Scotty Cameron Newport was modified by cutting the neck and welding it to a slant-neck. That helps get my hands in position at address. I've used this putter since the 2006 Masters.
I was one of the last players using steel shafts but changed to the UST V2 in 2005. It was light, but I felt I could control it like steel.
Hey, that's a reall good WITB. What magazine/website did it come from?
From what I could see from Qatar Scott was playing the new AP2. And his old driver.
Any confirmation on this?
Any confirmation on this?
Absolutely. From the Titleist eNewsletter I received yesterday re. his win in Qatar:
A complete listing of the equipment in Scott's winning bag includes:
Pro V1 golf ball
905R driver (8.5)
906F4 fairway metal (15.5)
690 2-iron
AP2 irons (3-9)
Vokey Design pitching (50) wedge and Spin Milled sand (56) and lob (60) wedges
Scotty Cameron prototype putter
The complete article is here:
http://www.titleist.com/news/newsdetail.as...egory=equipment
A complete listing of the equipment in Scott's winning bag includes:
Pro V1 golf ball
905R driver (8.5)
906F4 fairway metal (15.5)
690 2-iron
AP2 irons (3-9)
Vokey Design pitching (50) wedge and Spin Milled sand (56) and lob (60) wedges
Scotty Cameron prototype putter
The complete article is here:
http://www.titleist.com/news/newsdetail.as...egory=equipment
what is the benefit in bending an iron 1 deg. Does 1 deg of loft make that much of a difference?
QUOTE(Scott26 @ Feb 10 2008, 02:49 PM)
what is the benefit in bending an iron 1 deg. Does 1 deg of loft make that much of a difference?
The tried and true formula seems to be 1° = 3 yards.
A lot of it is between the ears, I like my 4-PW to each be separated by 4°, and order them that way.
Kevin
QUOTE(KevCarter @ Feb 10 2008, 03:55 PM)
QUOTE(Scott26 @ Feb 10 2008, 02:49 PM)
what is the benefit in bending an iron 1 deg. Does 1 deg of loft make that much of a difference?
The tried and true formula seems to be 1° = 3 yards.
A lot of it is between the ears, I like my 4-PW to each be separated by 4°, and order them that way.
Kevin
I second that!
However my 3 hybrid is only 1 deg
stronger than my 4 iron but longer
in length.
The endless numbers of
combination will continue forever!
QUOTE(dangut @ Feb 15 2008, 02:29 PM)
hmmmmmmm....
i was out at riviera today, and scott was definitely not using a titleist driver...looked like a cleveland (xls maybe) w/ a bright red shaft (matrix ozik?)...anyway, anyone have any info or clue?
i was out at riviera today, and scott was definitely not using a titleist driver...looked like a cleveland (xls maybe) w/ a bright red shaft (matrix ozik?)...anyway, anyone have any info or clue?
His contract requires him to play Titleist gear. He was playing a 905R on Thursday and there is no way he changed mid-tourney. He has been playing this driver for EVER.