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Tour Gear Round Up: 2020
With the PGA Tour season in full swing and the start of 2020 and a new decade taking place, there has been a mountain of gear news out on Tour to get our teeth into.
English professional golfer Pepperell has changed his equipment manufacturer, going from Mizuno to Ping.
TaylorMade introduced its new club line-up for 2020, the SiM range. The woods have already found a way into several Tour players bags, for example Dustin Johnson has put a SiM Max driver, fairway and hybrid in the bag. Jon Rahm has put the SiM in his bag as has Matthew Wolff and Collin Morikawa.
Rahm was spotted using TaylorMade SiM woods as well as new shoes by adidas.
2018 Masters winner Patrick Reed has some new irons in the bag which have an interesting story. When they first appeared in his bag, Reed couldn't say who made the irons but the PGA Tour discovered that the company behind them is called Grindworks, and it is headed up by Japanese forging experts Kiyonari Niimi and Kenji Kobiyashi.
Related: What are Patrick Reed's New Irons?
Chez Reavie
American Reavie has signed with PXG.
The young American had a couple of equipment changes in his bag for the Presidents Cup including what appears to be a new driver. At the Hero World Challenge he also decided to put a Mizuno HMB iron in the bag too.
Titleist
Several Titleist players have put the new Titleist wedges in the bag including Presidents Cup competitors Adam Scott, Sungjae Im and Cameron Smith.
Rickie Fowler
The American was seen using a new set of Cobra RF Prototypes and the new Cobra Speedzone driver. The irons in particular caused quite the stir online with other pros like Rory McIlroy, Tyrrell Hatton and Lee Westwood all commented on how crazy they look to hit.
FootJoy
Kevin Kisner was spotted wearing new FootJoy Tour X shoes at the Hero World Challenge event.
Englishman Rose was spotted using a new driver and set of blades at the Hero World Challenge
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