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    The defending Wells Fargo champion trusts a 917D2 driver. "The D2 is a great fit for me. It went right in the bag," Brian said. "It's one of the easiest hitting drivers I've ever hit." The Titleist Tour staff shortened his driver shaft by 1/2" and were…
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    Brian also carries two Titleist 917 fairway metals, beginning with his 13.5° 917F3.
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    Brian sets this club to C4 on the SureFit hosel setting, reducing the loft by .75° and also adjusting the lie .75° flatter. This produces a more penetrating flight that also makes it easier for Brian to fade the ball.
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    Brian's second fairway metal is an 18° 917F2. The F2 launches the ball slightly higher and is more forgiving than the F3, a perfect option for Brian to bring the ball in high and land softly on greens. His SureFit setting on this club is also C4.…
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    In the irons, Brian trusts 718 CB (3-9). As he told us, “I started with 716 CBs in Palm Springs a fews years ago and I'm playing 718 CBs now. I just love the look at address and how they feel. But more important is the consistency. I can control the trajectory…
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    Brian carries four Vokey Design SM7 wedges, beginning with his 46.10 F grind pitching wedge.
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    For his gap wedge, Brian carries a 50.08 F grind. Like all his SM7's, Brian favors a raw finish.
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    Next up, Brian relies on a 54.10 S grind sand wedge.
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    In this photo you can really see the ribbon of relief that Voke grinds off the trailing edge to create the S grind.
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    See the channel that Aaron has grinded into the sole of this modified L grind? That groove allows the wedge to play with very low bounce when it’s square but if Brian opens the face, it can play with quite a bit of bounce. A versatile option for use on…
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