The term “birdie” was coined in 1903 when Ab Smith called his shot “a bird of a shot.”
A Circle T stamp marks equipment personally approved for a specific PGA Tour player — never sold to the public.
Tour-issue shafts are often 5–15g lighter than their retail counterparts, with tighter wall tolerances.
Scotty Cameron has been the putter of choice for more Major winners than any other single brand.
Tour driver heads are built to ±0.1° loft tolerance; retail is typically ±1°.
The average PGA Tour player goes through 4–6 putters per season — most go straight from the bag to collectors.
Prototype shafts are tested at tour events 12–18 months before any retail release.
Tiger Woods used his Scotty Cameron Newport 2 for the majority of his 82 PGA Tour victories.
Most tour-issue iron sets are never publicly released — only ~30% of tour models reach retail shelves.
A PGA Tour player’s bag at a major is estimated at $50,000–$150,000 in equipment value.
The term “birdie” was coined in 1903 when Ab Smith called his shot “a bird of a shot.”
A Circle T stamp marks equipment personally approved for a specific PGA Tour player — never sold to the public.
Tour-issue shafts are often 5–15g lighter than their retail counterparts, with tighter wall tolerances.
Scotty Cameron has been the putter of choice for more Major winners than any other single brand.
Tour driver heads are built to ±0.1° loft tolerance; retail is typically ±1°.
The average PGA Tour player goes through 4–6 putters per season — most go straight from the bag to collectors.
Prototype shafts are tested at tour events 12–18 months before any retail release.
Tiger Woods used his Scotty Cameron Newport 2 for the majority of his 82 PGA Tour victories.
Most tour-issue iron sets are never publicly released — only ~30% of tour models reach retail shelves.
A PGA Tour player’s bag at a major is estimated at $50,000–$150,000 in equipment value.
