Okay, so I’ve been meaning to break down Steve Stricker’s bag setup – his “WITB” (What’s in the Bag) – for a while now. I finally got around to really digging into it, and man, it’s interesting. Here’s how I went about figuring out his gear:
First, I started with a basic search. Just wanted to get a general feel for what he might be using. I found a few articles, but they were kinda outdated, so I knew I needed to do some more work.
Next, I watched a bunch of recent tournament footage. I was basically looking for any close-up shots of his clubs. You know, when he’s pulling a club out of the bag, or when the camera zooms in on him lining up a putt. It’s painstaking, but you can get some solid clues this way.
I also spent time looking at photos – lots of photos. I scoured golf news sites and even looked at some fan photos on social media. I was trying to identify logos, clubhead shapes, anything that could give me a hint.
My Best Guess at Steve Stricker’s Current WITB:
This is all pieced together, so it’s not 100% perfect. But based on my little investigation, here’s what I’m pretty sure he’s gaming:
- Driver:I am pretty sure is Callaway.I saw that distinctive shape a few too many times.
- Fairway Woods: I saw another Callaway.
- Irons: He uses a lot from Odyssey.
- Putter: Odyssey, no doubt.I mean, pretty much everyone knows this one.
The wedges were the trickiest. They’re so small, and it’s hard to get a good look at them on video. Honestly, I’m not super confident about those, but from what I could gather.
So, there you have it – my attempt to crack the code of Steve Stricker’s bag. It’s a fun little puzzle, and it makes you appreciate how much thought goes into these guys’ equipment choices. I might update this later if I find better info, but for now, I’m feeling pretty good about it!
