Don’t look now but Cameron Smith has put together a banner year. The 28-year-old Australian captured the first major championship of his career by winning the 150th edition of The Open Championship at none other than the Old Course at St. Andrew’s. Not only that, he did it in record fashion with a score of -20, the lowest score to par in Open history. When you combine Smith’s dominant final round with the Players Championship victory earlier in the year and a tied for 3rd finish at the first major of the year, not many golfers have had as good a year as that. Now you can play with the gear Smith used to notch that win.
Fairway Wood – Titleist TSi2
Features:
- Smith used the 3 wood with the SureFit hosel in the D4 setting
- Active Recoil Channel 4.0 features a shorter channel wall for more flexibility and higher ball speed for high launch and low spin performance
- High-speed Variable Face Thickness face works with the ARC 4.0 to maximize speed and forgiveness
- High-contrast graphics on the face highlight the center for easy alignment at address
- Aerodynamic engineering reduces drag to boost speed
- Softer toe profile that looks more square at address
- Optimized weighting with a refined crown and face thickness creates a low center of gravity
- SureFit hosel for independent loft and lie adjustments
Utility Iron – Mizuno Pro Fli-Hi
Features:
- Smith played the 3 iron with a loft of 19°
- MAS1C high-ball speed steel face used for the first time in an iron, usually reserved for fairway woods
- Multi-material construction includes a bendable 431 stainless steel body and 21 grams of tungsten weight to product consistent, reliable ball flight
- Harmonic Impact Technology fine-tunes vibrations for satisfying sound and feel at impact
- Blacked-out ION plating for a unique look at address
Irons – Titleist T100
Features:
- Smith’s iron set is made up of the 5 through 9 irons
- Forged dual cavity construction provides proven performance throughout the entire set
- 3-7 irons feature a forged SUP10 L-face is thinner and hotter with faster ball speeds for more distance and impressive launch
- 8 iron through wedges feature a one-piece forged construction from 1025 carbon steel with no tungsten weighting for buttery soft feel and control
- New Tour-designed sole with variable bounce has less bounce in the heel and more bounce in the toe for improved turf interaction
- High density tungsten weighting in the 3-7 irons increases stability and efficiency for greater performance
- Continuous face construction creates a seamless striking area and more uniform leading edge for greater consistency
- Tour iron design features a thin topline, minimal offset, and traditional lofts with a brushed chrome finish
Wedges – Titleist Vokey SM9
Features:
- Smith bagged 4 wedges with the jet black finish: 46°-10° F grind, 52°-08° F grind, 56°-08° M grind, and a prototype 60° wedge with a Tour-only T grind
- High and forward center of gravity location offers more consistent, better-feeling shots with more control
- Center of gravity raised vertically by adding weight to the topline with a tapered pad at the back of the toe
- Longer hosels help fine-tune CG location and boost forgiveness
- Six Tour-proven sole grinds are designed to fit every type of swing, turf condition, and shot-making style
- New Spin Milled cutting process features individually cut grooves and micro-grooves for maximum spin on partial shots
- 100% inspected spin milled wedges are cut to even tighter tolerances, resulting in even more spin
- Proprietary heat treatment results in longer-lasting spin throughout the life of the wedge
Golf Ball – Titleist Pro V1
Features:
- New, softer cast urethane elastomer cover increases greenside spin
- Faster casing layer increases ball speed and lowers spin in the long game
- New reformulated 2.0 ZG Process Core formulated to give you more distance
- Spherically-tiled 388 tetrahedral dimple design for penetrating, consistent ball flight
- Drop-and-Stop short game control around the greens
- Very soft feel
- Three-piece construction
