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“What clubs does Tiger Woods use?” you ask. So, you’re curious to know what clubs Tiger had in his bag in 2015 when he was out playing in golf tournaments.
Well, Tiger has made changes to his bag over the years, and the list below details what he was using as of the 2015 Quicken Loans National, as well as where you can buy the clubs.
Naturally, all of his clubs are manufactured by Nike, as they are one of his main sponsors (along with TaylorMade). It’s important to note that Nike got out of the golf equipment business years ago.
Tiger Woods: In-The-Bag 2015
- Driver: Nike Vapor Speed Prototype (set to Tiger’s own specifications)
- Driver shaft: Matrix Ozik TP7HDe 78X
Where To Buy
A standard Nike Vapor Speed driver can be purchased on eBay (cheaper than the Nike store), as well as the extra stiff shaft.
Note that the shaft is top-of-the-line and very expensive. The driver is highly rated.
The Nike Vapor Speed driver built to Tiger’s specifications was supposedly being sold on the Nike website, but I was never able to find it. It’s worth a look, though, if you’re interested.
- 3-Wood: Nike Vapor Speed (15°)
- 3-wood shaft: Mitsubishi Rayon Diamana Blue Board 103X
Where To Buy
The 3-wood can also be purchased on eBay (also highly rated).
The shaft is more difficult to find; I tried looking on the Mitsubishi Rayon website but it appears that they may have taken the relevant page down. This might be it.
You should look into it more if you’re interested in getting the shaft, as there are many slight variations.
- 5-Wood: Nike Vapor Speed (19°)
- 5-wood shaft: Mitsubishi Rayon Diamana Blue Board 103X (same as above)
Where To Buy
See the eBay link above for the 3-wood and just select a 19° loft in the search query. As for the shaft, also see above.
- Irons: Nike Vapor Pro Blades (3-PW)
- Iron shafts: True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100
Where To Buy
Unsurprisingly, eBay is a great place to buy these. You might be able to find the shaft there as well by just using the search box.
If you want the absolute top-quality Tour issue variant, try looking here or on the True Temper website.
- Wedges: Nike Victory Red Forged X3X (56° and 60°)
- Wedge shafts: True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400
Where To Buy
There are many variants of very similar wedges in this category.
High bounce X3X wedges can be purchased on this eBay page. The True Temper S400 Tour Issue shaft can be purchased on Amazon here. You can find tons of similar wedges on this eBay page.
Putter: Nike Method 001
Where To Buy
You’re probably best off buying this putter from eBay here. The reviews on the Nike website and elsewhere were glowing.
Golf Ball: 2014 Nike RZN Black
Where To Buy
Get these new or recycled on eBay. They’re cheaper compared to what they cost on the Nike store.
Note that these are highly praised golf balls — look at the high rating and read the reviews and you’ll understand why.
Conclusion
You can be sure of the quality of the above equipment, but it’s up to you whether or not you think it’s worth getting. The good thing is that the equipment is at least a few years old and has since dropped in price.
Personally, I think they’re a great way to go if you’re have an interest in using the clubs that top pros use.
Every club I listed above has overwhelmingly positive reviews, which you can read on Amazon and the Nike store among other places. Also, there are definitely more expensive clubs out there.
Have you used any of this equipment? What do you think of using the same equipment as top pros? Leave a comment below!
Hey Paul
Great post, a lot of good information and updates about Tiger Woods’ currently club line up. As an active golf player myself, it’s always interesting to see what kind of clubs Tiger is using, as you might want to try it out, because you can be hundred percent sure its quality is top notch.
Best Regards
Anders
For sure, Anders. By no means do any clubs guarantee success, but they sure can increase your chances of finding it. Nike makes really awesome equipment.