Rory uses the following golf clubs:Driver: TaylorMade SIM2 (10.5)3-Wood: TaylorMade SIM (15 at 13.5)5-Wood: TaylorMade SIM (19 at 18.25)

What clubs does Rory McIlroy use?

A prolific ball striker on any day, Rory McIlroy has been using TaylorMade clubs ever since he signed an equipment deal with the club manufacturer back in 2017. He’s had a tendency to tinker with his iron set up, so what irons are currently in the bag of Rory McIlroy? What Irons Does Rory McIlroy Use?

What Golf Grips does Rory McIlroy use?

Rory has been using the Golf Pride Tour Velvet Cord grip on his club. The TaylorMade club can be quite costly, so if you are a rookie golfer just starting, you can check our online store for high-quality products at a discounted price. You can use the Winn Dri-Tac Golf Grips on your clubs if you have joint pains or arthritis too.

Does Rory McIlroy have a new putter in his bag?

Rory’s last putter change was at the 2021 Olympics when he putted with a Scotty Cameron 009M design. However, he put the TaylorMade Spider X back in the bag in week two of the 2021 FedEx Cup Playoffs. It looks like this will remain as such and in September last year McIlroy acknowledged he needed a touch more forgiveness with the putter.

What shaft does Rory McIlroy use in his TaylorMade P·7MBs?

Whilst the stock shaft on the TaylorMade P7MBs is the KBS Tour Steel its no suprise Rory opts for something slightly more tailored, and a shaft he’s stuck with for years. In his P7MBs Rory opts the Project X 7.0 shaft in his 3 to 9 iron.

Rory McIlroy WITB 2021

Fairway woods: TaylorMade SIM (15°, Mitsubishi Tensei CK Pro White 80 TX shaft)

Rory McIlroy WITB 2020

Fairway woods: TaylorMade SIM Max 3-wood (15°, Mitsubishi Tensei CK Pro White 80 TX shaft); TaylorMade SIM 4-wood (18°, Mitsubishi Tensei CK Pro White 80 TX shaft)

Rory McIlroy WITB 2019

Driver: TaylorMade M5 (9° @ 7.5°, Mitsubishi Tensei CK Pro White 70 TX shaft)

What putter is Rory using?

Along with the golf club, a stable putter is an essential requirement for a professional golfer. Rory has been using the TaylorMade Spider X Hydro Blast.

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Is Taylormade a costly club?

The TaylorMade club can be quite costly, so if you are a rookie golfer just starting, you can check our online store for high-quality products at a discounted price.

What driver does McIlroy use?

To protect his SIM2 driver, McIlroy the dog lover uses a St. Bernard driver cover. Much like Tiger with his famous “Frank” headcover, McIlroy has used a St. Bernard cover since childhood, and it’s a staple of his equipment setup.

What degree is Rory McIlroy’s SIM Max Rescue?

A look at Rory McIlroy’s TaylorMade SIM Max Rescue 19-degree hybrid.

What are shafts used for in a 14 club setup?

The shafts that you use throughout your 14-club setup are an underrated aspect of club fitting. Head models are important, but shafts can help control distance, dispersion, launch angle, spin rate, feel, and how the club head gets delivered to the golf ball. Choosing the right shaft for each club to match your needs and preferences is crucial.

Does McIlroy have a wedge?

While most golfers don’t have the arsenal of shots and the precision that McIlroy has with his wedges, it’s important for golfers to understand that the sole grind of their wedges matters. Bounce and grind can influence how the wedge sits at address in varying setup positions, how the wedge goes through the turf at impact, and even how the shot performs in flight.

Who is McIlroy’s putter?

McIlroy has been in an off-again on-again relationship for years with his Scotty Cameron Newport GSS putter that has four major wins to its name. But when he captured the win at the recent 2021 CJ Cup, it was McIlroy’s TaylorMade Spider X Tour mallet that got the job done.

Does the Spider X Tour Mallet putter work?

It turns out the switch back into a Spider X Tour mallet putter worked. If you’re struggling with hitting putts on line, or with hitting the center of the face in general, it may be time to look at a mallet putter with more forgiveness.

Can you change out your iron setup too much?

Another point of note with his irons is just how worn down they are from years of practice and play. If you really want to get comfortable with the performance of your irons and how far each iron flies, remember not to change out your iron setup too much. New technology can always be helpful, but once you find something you like, stick with it.

How many times has Rory McIlroy won a PGA Tour event?

RELATED: Rory’s new coach fixes your game. It is also the first time McIlroy has won a PGA Tour event three times and sees him jump back into top ten of the Official World Golf Rankings. Let’s take a closer look at what’s in the bag of four-time Major champion Rory McIlroy.

What shaft does Rory use?

Rory alternates between a second SIM fairway wood (19º set to 18.25º with a Mitsubishi Tensei CK Pro White 90 TX shaft) and the Sim Max Rescue.

What is Rory’s P730?

For the first time Rory has now switched to the P730 PW. It means every week he takes 52 °, 54 °, 56 ° and 60 ° wedges. He then decides depending on the course set up, and what he does at the top of his bag, whether he carries three or four wedges.

How fast is Rory from the M5?

Rory has gone from 178 mph ball speed to 181 mph moving from his previous M5 to SIM. Remember most speed testing is done at about 105 mph (Rory is at 120mph), so any faster than that, you see bigger gains. It’s like the rich get richer, so Rory is gaining more than most.

Why did Rory stop at the golf course?

Rory insisted on stopping at numerous locations on the golf course to zap yardages before hitting shots into and down wind, and cutting shots into cross winds etc, just to see how the Rescue performed. His interest was piqued during those couple of days.

What is a 5 wood?

A 5-wood is a unique piece of equipment for guys that are this powerful, we’re talking the top 5 -10% for ball speed and distance in the world. The yardage gap between the 3 wood (which is often strong and long) and 3 iron is very often big. Rory is brilliant at covering that gap by manipulating launch and spin. That’s what any hybrid is up against when it comes to getting a spot in Rory’s bag. I watched Rory hit his first three shots with the SIM Max Rescue, it was such a Rory flight, the ball flew through the window he likes to see and shots rose up beautifully.

Why do players use TP5x?

The reason most players initially went with the TP5x ball was because they looked at the decision primarily from a driver standpoint. Players wanted the lowest spinning ball, which is great, but it also spins less with the mid and short irons, so if you’re not a high spin player the ball is going to fly. Rory switched last year and other players have now done the same.

What irons does Rory McIlroy use?

As a TaylorMade staffer since 2017 Rory has use a variety of different TaylorMade irons over the years. Rory current uses the TaylorMade P·7MBs, from 3-iron all the way to pitching wedge, having most recently been seen using them at the 2020 Masters at Augusta National. Click here to find out more about the TaylorMade P·7MBs >>

What grip does Rory have?

Rory’s specific setup is to have two wraps of tape under his left hand and three wraps under his right to cater for his perfect feel.

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Who is Andrew Davis?

Andrew Davis is Head of Digital content at GolfGETUP. A scratch golfer himself he focuses on golf equipment, clothing and apparel. With more than 15 years of Golf journalism experience he’s well placed to discuss the latest trends within Golf.