Brian Harman used a new prototype prototype this week.
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Brian Harman There may be a configuration of gear -returned to modern tour standards, but the addition of the latest equipment to its bag is thrown into a very popular tour trend.
For the round of Thursday’s opening to Valero Texas OpenHarman added the Taylormade’s 5K-Zt prototype in the bag and she paid immediate dividends.
Harman entered the 145th week of strokes: deciding with his player Taylormade Spider OS CB, a Putter that was originally released in 2016.
“I have always liked the biggest high bumper, balanced for several reasons,” Harman told golf last year. “I haven’t changed much in the past few years and I don’t see the change soon at all times. It does the job.”
Well, Harman made a big difference this week in Spider 5K-ZT (ZT stands for zero torque), which hops in The popular trend of zero torque on tour excessive past years. Taylormade’s entry is built Spiderwhich was Winningest Putter in PGA Tour last season.
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While Taylormade is staying close enough about the new model, Harman went to the new model in part because of a fairer corner of lie.
A spokesman from Taylormade told Golf: “Harman’s prejudice is a small goal with a push online, and ZT was ‘point and shot’ for him. Easier to line up and target. His former power was at 67 °, so Mr.
Harman said on Sunday that Putter helped release his blow.
“I looked at my statistics from last year and I probably had the best iron game of my career, access to green, and maybe my worst year from 10 to 20 meters deciding,” he said on Sunday. “So still really good within 10 legs, but that part is where I was taking all my sights and I wasn’t doing any of them. I had tired of changing putters for a while. I chose it Tuesday this week, felt really well and it rolled beautifully, just a little liberated.”
With the new stick, Harman was sixth in the field in the winning strokes: setting, taking more than 5.3 strokes on his way to his fourth PGA Tour victory. While it is difficult to expect changes next week to a major, it would not be surprising to see the players gathering to try Taylormade’s newest spider in two weeks in Harbor Town.
Brian Harman disrupted the chance of Masters of Pro with a rare feat in Valero Texas Open
The rest of the Harman bag consists of clubs, mostly four years or older. Harman still plays the 2017 Titeist Pro V1 Golf Ball, who is the first golf ball he tried when he returned to a mainly title configuration and it came due to a ridiculous story when playing the first Classic Classic team in 2018 with Johnson Wagner.
