Jhonattan Vegas What's In The Bag?
We take a look at the gear used by Jhonattan Vegas in his RBC Canadian Open victory
We take a look at the equipment used by the 2017 RBC Canadian Open winner Jhonattan Vegas. By Fraser Smith
Jhonattan Vegas What's In The Bag?
Jhonattan Vegas secured his second straight RBC Canadian Open title with a playoff victory over Charley Hoffman, here is the equipment he used.
Vegas used this year's Taylormade M2 Driver at Glen Abbey, where he recorded one of the longest drives of the tournament at 388 yards.
The Venezuelan also secured his second Canadian Open title by using the Mizuno MP-4 muscleback irons.
He had previously been using the MP-18 prototype blades since the Houston Shell Open in March.
However, one week prior to his title defence, he made the switch back to the MP-4s.
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He secured a strong Green in Regulation average of 75%, all of his previous five tournaments in which he has missed the cut were below this average.
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Speaking after his final round, Vegas said to CBS' Dottie Pepper that he “made a little bit of a change with my Mizuno irons.”
It was the MP-4 eight iron which helped Vegas produce that incredible bunker shot, ultimately leading to his championship-winning putt on the final play-off hole.
Interestingly Vegas still has some of his old Nike gear in the bag, in the shape of his two Vapor Speed fairway woods.
Vegas sank plenty of crucial putts last week with the Scotty Cameron GSS Prototype, whilst the golf ball he was using was the Titleist ProV1.
Jhonattan Vegas What's In The Bag?
Driver: TaylorMade M2 (10.5 Degrees) Shaft: Nunchuck nVentix
Fairway Woods: Nike Vapor Speed (15 and 19 degrees) Shaft: Nunchuck nVentix
Irons: Mizuno MP-4 (3-PW) Shafts: True Temper Project X 7.0
Wedges: Titleist Vokey prototype (54 and 60 degrees) Shafts: True Temper Project X 7.0
Putter: Scotty Cameron GSS Prototype
Golf Ball: Titleist Pro V1
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