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How A Trip To Warrington Sparked Bryson DeChambeau's Historic Round Of 58

How A Trip To Warrington Sparked Bryson DeChambeau's Historic Round Of 58

Bryson DeChambeau, nicknamed 'The Scientist', has always been one to adjust, tinker and even criticise golf equipment that doesn't match his exact needs and specifications. After his move over to LIV Golf, the American and Cobra Golf mutually ended an equipment deal that had lasted just over six years and the results have seen much a more varied bag of golf clubs. At the LIV Golf Greenbrier event, his bag included a Krank Formula Fire driver, Ping i230 irons and Ping Glide 4.0 wedges en route to a -12 round of 58. 

Ahead of this maiden LIV victory and that now famous final round of 58, Dechambeau took a trip to Warrington in the north of England to visit the Fit.Build.Play performance centre with Scottsdale Golf. Ever the tinkerer, Bryson wanted to make sure his clubs were precisely dialled in before the event, so reached out to the team at Scottsdale Golf to spend some time with their group of master club of fitters and builders. Working closely with the team, they went through to analyse every element of every club in his bag, checking and refining lofts, lie angles, spin rates, ball speed, and flight windows to make sure every club in the bag was doing its job to his exacting specifications. 

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