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Comment “Fairway 1” or “Fairway 2” for which fairway YOU think is SUPER FAKE, and why? 🧐⛳️
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26/08/2026
Check out some of Tiger Woods’ most ICONIC clubs through the years! Which one is your favourite? 💬⬇️
Here is the full timeline ⛳️:
(1997) Mizuno MP14 Irons – Blades used by Tiger in his first ever major victory in 1997, famously paired with the Mizuno MP29’s
1997 King Cobra Deep Face Driver – Tiger’s original PGA tour driver used in his 1997 Masters triumph
(1997) Scotty Cameron Tel3 Newport Putter – Before switching to his iconic Newport 2 Putter, Tiger used the Tel3 to win at Augusta in 1997
(1998) 975D Driver – Tiger used this iconic driver during the “Tiger Slam”, winning all four majors in a single year
(1999) Scotty Cameron GSS 2 Putter – Arguably Tiger’s most iconic club, Tiger won 13 majors with this putter
(2000) Titleist 681T Irons – Custom Titleist blades built to Tiger’s specifications, used during his most dominant stretch on tour
(2002) Nike Forged Titanium Driver – His first Nike driver. Tiger won the 2002 Masters and U.S. Open with it.
(2002) Nike Forged Irons – Paired with the Nike Forged Titanium driver, these blades helped put Nike on the map
(2005) Nike Ignite Driver– After some down years, Tiger used this 460cc driver to win at the 2005 Masters and Open Championship
(2006) Sasquatch 460 Tour – Tiger’s most successful Nike driver. While he didn’t opt for the infamous square head, using the 460cc head instead, he won 4 majors using this driver
(2009) Nike VR Forged Irons – Seen as some of the most aesthetically pleasing blades of all time, Tiger Woods claimed PGA Tour Player of the year with these irons in his bag
(2010) Nike Method 001 Putter – An experiment for Tiger, he used the Method 001 at the 2010 U.S. Open
(2013) VR Pro Blades - Woods used these irons to return to world No.1, winning the Players Championship with them in the bag
(2019) TaylorMade P7TW Irons – These blades were built with Tiger’s input and were used in his 2019 Masters comeback victory
(2019) TaylorMade M5 Driver – Also used in Tiger’s 2019 Masters victory, capping off a legendary career
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23/08/2026
Golf Life NEED TO SELECT TWO WINNERS 🏆 Each winner will be selected at random and will win one of the following: Odyssey Tri-Ball SRT Putter or a Mizuno MP-25 Iron Set
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Ranking Scotty Cameron putters based on aesthetics! ⛳️📈
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18/08/2026
What’s your personal favourite Odyssey putter? Let us know in the comments! ⛳️
Check out the full timeline below!
2006: Odyssey White Hot XG #1
2007: Odyssey Black Series #1
2008: Odyssey White Hot Tour #5
2009: Odyssey White Ice
2010: Odyssey Backstryke 2-ball
2011: Odyssey Protype Tour Series #7
2012: Odyssey Metal X #7
2013: Odyssey Versa #9
2014: Odyssey Versa 90 Sabertooth
2015: Odyssey Versa V-Line
2016: Odyssey Toe-Up #1
2017: Odyssey O-Works #7
2018: Odyssey EXO #7
2019: Odyssey Stroke Lab #1
2020: Odyssey Triple Track 10
2021: Odyssey White Hot OG 2-ball
2022: Odyssey Tri-Hot 5k One
2023: Odyssey Ai-ONE #7
2024: Odyssey Ai-ONE Square 2 Square Jailbird
2025: Odyssey Ai-One Jailbird
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14/08/2026
If you could build a bag made up of TaylorMade, Callaway, Ping and Titleist’s latest releases, what would you go for? We’re going for A3Z! ⛳️
Check out each club below!
TaylorMade:
(A) TaylorMade Qi4D Driver
(1) TaylorMade P790 2025 Irons
(W) TaylorMade Spider ZT Max Putter
Callaway:
(B) Callaway Quantum Max Driver
(2) Callaway Quantum Max Irons
(X) Odyssey Ai Dual 2-Ball
Ping:
(C) Ping G440K Driver
(3) Ping i540 Irons
(Y) Ping Scottsdale Tec Ally Blue Putter
Titleist:
(D) Titleist GTS3 Driver
(4) Titleist T150 Irons
(Z) Scotty Cameron Phantom 5.2 Putter
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These are some of THE BEST VALUE FOR MONEY DRIVERS under £400, £300, £200 and £150 … which driver have you currently got in the bag? 💬⛳️
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11/08/2026
Have you gamed any of these ICONIC TaylorMade Putters? Which is YOUR personal favourite? 💬⬇️
2006: Rossa Mezza Monza
2007: Rossa Daytona AGSI+
2008: Rossa Monza Spider
2009: Itsy Bitsy Spider
2010: Corza Ghost
2011: Ghost Spider
2012: Ghost Manta
2013: Ghost Tour Daytona 12
2014: Spider Blade 2.0
2015: Ghost Tour Black Daytona
2016: TP Soto
2017: Spider Tour Red
2018: TP Juno Black Copper Collection
2019: Spider X
2020: Truss TB1
2021: Spider EX
2022: Spider GT
2023: Spider Tour
2024: Spider Tour X
2025: Spider ZT
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