The pros can usually get whatever golf club exist everywhere, whenever they need it.
For some as Phil MickelsonThey can also get any club NOT There are still.
Mickelson still carries about an almost accurate copy of a Old Ping Sy2 Lobbed wedge He had made Callaway because he liked Callaway’s grooves. He showed the golf wedge Dylan dethier during a heat episode last year.
In this fully equipped golf week, Gear’s new Golf director Johnny Wunder joined the show and explained how the Mickelson’s Callaway’s version of Wedge EYE2 became. Wunder came to Golf this month after four years working at Callaway and said he met Mickelson “pretty good”.
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“So he went and brought a Ping EYE2 to Callaway and he said,” Can you recreate this? “” Kujtiu Wunder. “So they imitated (Metallic injection) This guy – and I took pictures of him – he has a fake Prototype of Ping I2 and I guarantee that it is 99.9% of the road there. I don’t even know if he uses it anymore, but it’s the most delightful. So I’m in PGA two years ago and he had it for the first time and I was walking in the range and he goes, ‘boy, you have to see this thing’.
“And I put it on and I’m like,“ Did they really do this for you? “
“Yes, yes they did it.”
Wunder said Prime Minister Callaway Grind Mickelson used for years when he was in staff with Callaway was essentially a recreation of Ping EYE2 Sole. But the not -marked EYE2 prototype for Mickelson was really a kind of one.
“But sometimes you see such things in this job, you’re like,” this is probably like a $ 25,000 wedge, “Wunder said.
For more about Wunder and his new role with golf, Listen to the full episode fully equipped here or look at it below.
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