After the wild mix, Pro uses competition clubs in US Women Open

Erin, Wis. – Amari Avery is in quarrel in US Women Open – playing with another club of a pros.

After Round 1 in Erin Hills, Avery and her boyfriend, the USC Gavin Aurilia golf, woke up in the middle of the night for someone trying to penetrate their rented house. After calling the police, Avery filled her things, threw them in her travel bag, and moved to a nearby hotel around 4:30 am the couple were safe, but the trouble was far away. Avery had a time at 2:31 pm, and Aurilia was flying to Los Angeles in the morning.

Here’s where the confusion begins: Avery and Aurilia have identical travel bags, and when Aurilia left for the airport in the morning, he accidentally grabbed the ampry bag – clubs, hats and all.

Fortunately for Avery, shock US Women Open Competitor and athlete Taylormade Gabi Ruffels plays clubs similar to Avery. Ruffles withdrew in the morning wave on Friday, and after shooting a six 78 to lose the cut, she borrowed her clubs (and hat) for Ruffels. If the avery was uncomfortable with her borrower’s bag, it would not show. When the game was suspended on Friday evening due to darkness, Avery was at the same time for round up to 16 holes and one under the tour, seven back Leader Mao Saigo.

Taylormade Tournament representative Andrew Morgan Golf Golf.com that the groups of Avery and Ruffels share a lot in common. Both players hold a 3-dru, as well as 3- and 4-HYBRID (This was a good break given that many players use 5-, 7- or 9-dude). Avery and Ruffels’ also have similar wedge groups, play the same ball and, although they do not have the same holder, Morgan said, is “pretty close”.

Things were cheated with handcuffs. Avery’s cuffs are 15 to 20 grams heavier than those gamers of ruffels, while ruffels clubs are a half degree than Avery. That Avery was able to hit such strong shots of access to Ruffels’s cuffs on Friday was extremely impressive. Morgan said this switch would be equivalent IA Weekend golf Playing in open SH.BA with a group of rent.

Their driver They are a similar and flexible weight but club clubs change: Ruffels’ has 10.5 degrees of attic; Avery’s is 9.5 degrees.

As for their places, Avery went from a l neck on a low slope when she passed into the Ruffels bag on Friday.

That Avery played 16 holes in even a will not only for her talent but also for her adaptation; Few players will be able to adapt so quickly to a certain majority change. Lenders will not stay in her long bag, however. Avery’s boyfriend’s mother is planning to fly back to Wisconsin with Avery’s travel bag so she can play with her clubs in rounds 3 and 4.

Here you have a closer look at Ruffels Clubs:

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