In this exclusive piece we ask Kevin Chappell What’s In The Bag? The American has an interesting mix of clubs from different manufacturers
Kevin Chappell What’s In The Bag?
When Nike dropped out of the golf equipment market it left a vacuum on Tour. Where once players had 14 Nike clubs now those same players are free to use whatever they like. In this Kevin Chappell What’s In The Bag? – we look at one of the most interesting line-ups in the game.
Kevin Chappell is using a TaylorMade SIM driver which appears to have only recently gone in the bag.
Chappell also uses a TaylorMade M1 3-wood. Interestingly, he has the weight placed more in the toe of the club to help promote a fade.
Chappell is using an old set of prototype Nike irons. Called MM proto, these were a limited edition iron, released to the public in December 2014. A forged head designed with input from Rory McIlroy, there were only 10 sets available to the public when they launched.
That being said we have also spotted Chappell using a set of Wilson Staff Model blade irons and these look to have gone in the bag full-time.
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His wedges are the Titleist SM7 model, with a raw finish that naturally rusts over time. In the past he has favoured a 48˚, 52˚ and 60˚ set up.
Chappell uses a heel-and-toe weighted Scotty Cameron putter. It is a classic design, like the putter used by Rickie Fowler. Last year, Chappell favoured a black mallet design by Scotty Cameron.
His ball is the Titleist Pro V1.
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Driver: TaylorMade SIM
3 wood: TaylorMade M1
Irons: Wilson Staff Model blade
Wedges: Titleist Vokey SM7
Putter: Scotty Cameron
Ball: Titleist Pro V1
Shoes and apparel: Nike
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