TOUR ISSUE EQUIPMENT WITH JOHNNY WUNDER
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Today Ian is back in the bay to test out some new tour exclusive designs brought in by our good friend Johnny Wunder.
Some of these clubs include Jon Rahm to Sam Burns' extra heads, watch along to see if Ian experiences any difference from tour gear to retail.
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Miss TXG
Point at the end was key for me. (Almost) Nothing on a tour truck that you couldn’t get off the shelf from another manufacturer… but contracted guys don’t have that option.
Also why my bag has Ping, Callaway, Cobra, Mizuno, Taylormade, Titleist and Evnroll.
J Dubs a “shh” a ton 😂. I wish more manufacturers would do digital lofting and face angle measurements. That’s the only benefit IMO for Tour Issue (except if you’re one of those bonded hosel metal wood players).
It seems the tour issue clubs help these professionals with consistency more than anything else. For me, adding the Taylormade BRNR to the bag basically helped me improve my consistency off the tee several fold and is the closest thing to a “tour issue” club I have. I was able to yet improve that by changing the stock shaft out to a GD AD-DI shaft. It’s a phenomenal fairway-finder that also delivers the distance I was after.
Mini drivers are awesome..still rocking the SLDR mini 16 degree..😎👍
@@marybetheby5184Still rocking my SLDR 3W and 5W! Just haven’t felt a need to replace them
super cool...I'm not one of the believers that Tour guys have the secret sauce that nobody else can get...it is just hyper customized...that being said, really enjoyed this video :) thanks boys...
Would’ve been nice to have seen the triple diamond s driver
This was cool. I understand why someone might get bent out of shape about not having access to the same equipment as the pros and I am sure there are a few guys out there thinking "that would be perfect for me". But this is how it's been in every other sport I've played, so I'm not fussed.
Rolling the ball back is stupid. Pros just find a way regardless. There's so many levels between the am and pro game it's not even quantifiable.
Well if Wunder says it's tour only you can expect it to be available to the public soon
None of these clubs are in stores. TCBs aren’t or never were in stores. Wrong again. You’re on roll.
I always enjoy the videos but Johnny saying "There's 150 Tour players and 25 million others" is a problem. It ignores the other Tours, especially the women's Tours. The fact that Club Champions two biggest marketing faces are Paige and Lexi makes this an even bigger error. Simple mistake on Johnny's part and an easy fix with future content.
This is great info! Totally agree there are no unicorn tears in Tour Issue gear, but I have really enjoyed knowing exact specs for heads I have owned in the past.
@wunderboy5195 quick question on the Apex UW: Is there any chance the TC 23 degree head will ever be available at retail? I'm sure the market is smaller for it than the average hybrid at that loft with most people needing help turning it over, but I can't be the only one that likes the idea of a UW with square to open face and bonded hosel at that loft for gapping purposes.
I've been searching for a while and have had a helluva time finding one. It'd be perfect between my 19 degree UW and 5 iron.
Ya fantastic stuff here boys! Really appreciate your approach here to show us the reality of tour truck gear vs a retail store
Been waiting a while to see this and to especially see the numbers, cheers Ian and JW
I have been wondering, how the officials make sure the conformance of the clubs inside the tour trucks since they do a lot of adjustment to suite those players.
Like how can they sure that somebody did not change the grooves design of of the wedges to add ludicrous amount if spin.
I liked that back weighted triple diamond + driver!
Essentially, the same thing I've done to my sub zero, adding additional back weight. Preferred smaller head shape but little higher MOI & little more spin 🤤🔥
The Trip D fairway woods look so nice. Can't wait to get my 5 wood this week.
I see no difference in tour issue gear and have hit a few of them. Probably only noticeable to the elite players?
How does this video already not have a million views!?
Great video - deep gear nerd-out. Love it!
Glad you liked it, thanks for watching!
Paradym 3 is my favourite club in the bag. Found it super forgiving, but was blown away by how hot it is and how easy it is to pick off the deck.
Whenever i find a tour issue club in the wild,i leave it there,,it aint for me.😂😂😂
How can I / someone, get ahold of that Triple D + driver head? I have been gaming the OTR Triple D all year. However, my AOA is 0* + or - 1, and spin is in the 1800 range. However, go to the standard head, and spin is in the 3600 range. That seems like a match made in heaven?
Triple diamond max is out😂
@@victorchen8484 not that I've been able to find on their website, been looking.. hoping the GT4 I've ordered will help some!
Question, I’m 62, my swing speed is slower BUT I find that when I hit a stiffer shaft I have better distance and speed. I was hitting a TSR TX shaft better than a regular shaft. I’ve always been told slower swing speed softer shaft. I’m almost 20 yards longer.
if it works it works! try it out on the course for a round or two if you haven't already but I say its not a law that you should be in a softer shaft. getting fit is a science but its also an Art. that means there's room to break the rules! if you can, give a Stiff shaft a try and see if that works for you as well.
A tour x shaft is hugely different than a stock regular flex. You should play with whatever gives you the best results and is manageable for 18 holes and then some.
Ians swing is looking miinttttt at the moment
I’ve got a tour issue 3wood and it’s far and away better than anything I’ve tried in the last 7/8yrs. It’s knackered, almost falling apart - M2 from 2015/16 I think but it’s so good!!
I think that’s more the M2 lol!!! That was a unicorn.
@@wunderboy5195 😂😂😂
My issue as a draw player is that I need a head that spins, but doesn’t sit toe in. 😢😢😢
I’m open to any recommendations…
@@will.m1110for drivers: regular stealth 2, G430 max? Make sure enough loft like a 10.5.
@@will.m1110aim right.
Go in and work with a fitter to see what's out there! You can always take a head that looks toe in, and alter the loft to make it look more open at address too.
I recently got some beautiful Mizuno MP 29's. After I get them refinished I definitely want Tour Issue X100 shafts. I'll probably never notice the difference but I want to know have the best I can.
Really like when JDub comes in.....
Out of curiosity do any of your tour staff fit best into standard retail heads?
A bunch of them.
Great video, would have loved the 💎💎💎+ in my fitting last week instead had to not purchase. Hoping it might come in next year’s driver for us higher toe strikers
The fact that JW explicitly states there is no unicorn blood in a TC serial head just tells us: hell yeah, there is a lot of unicorn blood in TC serials. :D Thanks for the video lads.
..bring on the cog video!!
Mikey, Callaway side deals will work with new KBS Tour-V stiff
Alll the dudes on forums paying 1000$s for tour issue fairy dust
Great vid. Wunder has definitely grown on me. Solid dude
Great stuff guys. Enjoy having JW on the channel! Can’t wait to see some of the other things that go on inside the tour truck fitting!
I don't understand how anyone can watch videos like this which show just how pampered tour pros of this generation are and not respect guys like Jack, Arnie, the rest of the old timers more. They played the same courses with equipment that isn't comparable, on any level. No electronic range finders, or gps watches either. Just good knowledgeable caddies and talent.
Three Bags Fraser…
‘Have Clubs, Will Travel’
Callaway Tour Clubs like Ian… take ‘m all with you
I'd be interested to see TM tour issue equipment
I need one of those TD+ heads. Love the look of the TD but cant keep it in the air. My spin is barely above 2k with the std at 11.
Get the TD at 10.5 loft, bumps all the way to 12.5
So not at an option at club champion. Guess people should look else where....😢
Yes….. the PGA Tour. 😂
With how much gear costs these days a consumer buyint a new set of clubs should get tour treatment
They wouldn’t benefit from that level of fitting
Tour issue alignment sticks 😂
Great video with two weapons
You two together are fantastic.
Do they make tour issue stuff hotter by thinning the face to the USGA max? I can see thicker face for non tour issue stuff for durability but durability isn’t really needed for sponsored tour players
Last I heard, tour issue faces were THICKER. Because they take a BEATING, and the faces wear down on drivers, so to keep from constantly changing, dealing with the higher speed impacts than amateurs, breaking, and holding the durability throughout a season, they start a tad thicker.
yes it is. more than anyone else. think high speed and same strike point thousands of times.
You have it completely backwards
@@paulwags662 Go back and watch some past TXG videos... I'm pretty sure I'm right. I think Johnny Wunder was the one who explained it that way, with the Rogue ST Max series. TXG Live video he was on, I believe? (before saying that there weren't going to be tour-only variations with Paradym, ha)
Great stuff very interesting
“We can’t roll the ball back because pros and amateurs won’t be playing the same equipment “. There goes that argument. They’re not playing the same equipment now.
Was that even a compelling argument to begin with?
@@lawbinsonyes and no. It would be awesome to say the pros play the same things we do but really even if they played the same things they have access to the best fittings and custom grinds
This is a select few players that play “tour issues equipment”. If you’re calling hot melt, different weight screws, lead tape and different adapters in that category, then yeah 99% of the general population doesn’t use the same equipment as pros. But all of those are easily attainable, relatively cheap and available to the public.
@@Chris_Rowles I agree with Chris. I play a 44” driver and I have hot melt placed smack dab in the middle of my head, lead tape in the weight port under the stock weight and a loft sleeve with a flatter lie. You can get the items that most OEMs use. Callaway is unique in that they have Triple Diamond T, Double Diamond, Single Diamond etc
Yea so your comment isn’t accurate lol. We get the same tech, the same product. “Tour issue” is just spec stuff. Just has to do with specs. Stuff that wouldn’t change an average consumers game at all.
I want I want I want
This just points out to me how good the old pros Hogan , Nicklaus ... were without any of this. Jack would often say the biggest change from old to new was the improvement of the lawn mower, finely manicured courses. There is no substitute for pure ability.
I would like a driving iron or crossover shape iron in my 7 iron loft between my hybrid 6 and irons.
Sounds like someone needs a chipper.... 😉
@@RansomGetty I don’t need one of those unless I want to get below my 4 handicap.
@@randallpennington5976 weird flex in response to a joke, but okay.
So Wunder is suggesting the variance at retail is smaller than on the tour truck. That's classic. The difference on the trucks is they know the exact specs. The inconsistent lofts are part of the manufacturing process. Just another Wunder myth
Deleted my first comment. Trying this again. It was too surly and came off wrong.. it seems to me that Callaway is hitting new levels of tour issue stuff. It seems like the 2005 taylormade on steroids. Not necessarily a bad thing. It’s just maybe runs me wrong when you knock the consumer to some degree..
Now I know why I’m not on your. It’s my equipment.
But seriously, is this available to all touring pros no matter of tour or just PGAT? The guy said only 150 pros vs 25 million amateurs but there are thousands of touring pros.
If pros outside the top tour don’t have access to this….hmmm….
All touring professionals on the major tours and college players for the most part but 150 is easier to say than thousands. at least for me.
@@wunderboy5195 thanks! That’s good to know. I thought I remembered talking to a woman I work with whose husband plays on a regional tour and he had access to much more than the rest of us. Was going to ask her again but sounds like it’s beyond the 150.
Okay... thank you, "club champion." Good to know those 10 handicaps don't need anything off the tour truck. What about the 9 handicaps who are interested in golf clubs and ball striking is the best part of their game? Maybe someone who could really benefit from a tour truck only triple diamond 7wood and a 25 degree apex utility iron. Despite this guy saying these clubs are available, I've looked and can't find them. Would greatly appreciate recommendations where I can find them if they are so available. Not sure what Jonathan's job is, but it seems to be callaway advertising for golfers with high golf equipment literacy. Without access to all the offerings, I'd never touch a callaway club. Am I the only one who feels this way when off-the-rack ping, titleist, and taylormade are the same as tour truck besides some weight sorting, digital lofting, and hotmet?
Who told you that TM/Ping/Titleist don’t have Tour specific product? That’s news to me.
It would childish of me, really childish to go back to the launch video for these when Johnny Liar said “Pros are using only retail this year”
You could indeed. You’d really be dropping the hammer. Not sure how anyone could recover from a “Gotcha” like that.
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