Gary Woodland’s INSANE Golf Club Collection 👀🚨🗣️⛳️

It has slowly become my job to do deep research on men across the internet and then talk about the golf equipment that they use. And I’m not going to lie, I don’t really know what to think about it. But there’s a lot of reasons to like Gary Woodland. And I’m about to add to that list because he is a true equipment junkie at heart. In fact, in route to Gary’s highest finish on the PGA Tour this season, he was gaming this Scotty Cameron prototype that I got like a million messages about. So, let’s run through some of the coolest equipment he has tested. Starting with that putter itself, which is a Scotty Cameron Phantom T90 Zero Torque prototype. He was also gaming this one the week before. Being on tour has its perks, dog. And those are cool putters, don’t get me wrong, but this one of one circle T putter cover is literally priceless. And that thing covered this insanely clean timeless Newport 2 that he used to win the US Open. And also this German stainless steel timeless Newport 2. But of course, there’s got to be some variety in the collection. How about this Phantom X5 with the welded knuckle neck? If you saw my video yesterday, you know I love these. This Phantom T5 with the Odyssey Versa paint scheme is pretty dope, too. And of course, when the new Phantom model comes out, you got to get the same paint scheme on that one. But this right here, baby, is my favorite putter in the entire collection. A Newport 2 Plus with a welded long neck in the best Cameron finish of all time, chromatic bronze. Truth of the matter is though, no matter how many custom Camerons you get, everybody had to try a Jailbird. It was just mandatory. Don’t get me wrong, putters are fun, but this guy likes his clubs, too. A lot of people forget this guy was actually signed with Wilson when he won the 2019 US Open. And when he won said US Open, he gamed what I still believe are some of the best blades of all time, the 2019 staff models. Of course, outfitted with the Bryson Rebar before the Bryson rebar existed, the Caper 130X. And if you can believe it, at one point this psycho was playing these down to a twoiron. My body hurts just looking at this picture. By the way, everybody knows Wilson makes great irons, but one of the perks about being under contract with them is usually they give you some freedom in other spots in the bag. So once again in that US Open bag, he had another alltimer, the original mil grind high toe in a 64 degree. And speaking of tailor-made wedges, he of course tested a TWW grind at one point, but he since signed with Cobra. And if you’re with Cobra right now, you are getting some dope one-offs. That’s not a gap wedge. That is a Gary Woodland custom lob wedge. His one-off 3D printed Cobra blades aren’t bad either. When you’re a junkie, it doesn’t really matter how many prototypes you get made for you. You of course got to try the latest Vokei grind. Of course, outfitted with a prototype KBS Tour V10. Gary knows that Wilson driving irons have some absolute sauce in them. This is the one he was using while he was under contract with Wilson, and he’s still using one while under contract with Cobra. But when he wasn’t gaming the old staff model driving iron, he was instead using this G425 Max 7wood. Of course, outfitted with the Ventus 9X tipped, I don’t know, two 2 and 1/2 in. I think we need this guy to pee in a cup. I got to be honest. Screw a 3-wood dog. He has the Cobra King Mini driver in the bag right now. And in terms of the actual driver, what I would probably do some dirty things to get a DS adapt max K8 degree. And the final custom touch on this bad boy is the Sharpie drawn alignment on the face. Not going to lie, I could probably go on for like an hour, but it’s got to end at some point. I need to see this guy’s entire collection. Have to.