How Far Should You Hit Your Golf Clubs - The Truth IS AMAZING!
Brett Cooper’s bag
- wedges: PXG Sugar Daddy 58° Wedge (58° · Dynamic Gold Mid S300 115) — sponsored mention
- wedges: PXG Sugar Daddy 54° Wedge (54° · Dynamic Gold Mid S300 115) — sponsored mention
- wedges: PXG Sugar Daddy Gap Wedge (Dynamic Gold Mid S300 115) — sponsored mention
- wedges: PXG Pitching Wedge — sponsored mention
- irons: PXG Blended Iron Set (4-9 Iron) — sponsored mention
- hybrid: PXG Hybrid — sponsored mention
- 3 wood: PXG 3-Wood — sponsored mention
- driver: PXG Driver — sponsored mention
- bag: PXG Stand Bag — sponsored mention
- glove: GX Golf Glove — sponsored mention
- Brett transitioned from super game-improvement irons to a blended PXG set for improved ball striking and trajectory control.
- Upgrading to Dynamic Gold Mid S300 115 wedge shafts and thicker grips significantly boosted Brett's short-game consistency.
- A launch monitor gapping session helps pinpoint distance anomalies (like an unexpected gap between 7-iron and 8-iron).
- Brett removed his mini driver in favor of a PXG 3-wood that works reliably both off the tee and off the turf.
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