Jordan Spieth WITB 2021 (What’s in the Bag?)

For the advanced amateur, the TS3 is attractive because its aerodynamic crown is designed to reduce drag and improve swing speed. Those factors are all about boosting the golfer’s yardage off the tee and the TS3 handles that responsibility with ease.

A driver best suited for mid and low handicappers, the TS3 provides maximum distance with adjustability through movable weighting and an easy to change loft sleeve.

For weekend warriors, the TS3 Fairway Wood is an expensive proposition, but there aren’t many clubs that offer low handicappers the ability to add distance and accuracy to their fairway game like this wood. 

This fairway wood is designed to increase your swing speed with less drag than comparable fairway woods. The Titleist TS3 Fairway Wood features the total package from maximum forgiveness to a large sweet spot for better accuracy on off-center strikes.

The best feature of the 818 H2 Hybrid is easily the Active Recoil Channel 2.0. This insert behind the face boosts ball speed for incredible distance without sacrificing accuracy. Even on off-center strikes, the 818 H2 provides so much forgiveness you won’t believe the precision of your fairway shots.

The Titleist hybrid is not for beginners or golfers struggling with consistency. But the hybrid is accessible for mid handicappers that feel comfortable with their swing.

If you are interested in increasing your distance and improving your accuracy, the Titleist 818 H2 Hybrid undoubtedly reaches your lofty expectations.

There are a few options to this iron set, but the one we prefer is the set with the gap wedge. Having symmetry throughout the irons and wedges in the bag helps an intermediate golfer maintain consistency regardless of the shot or its distance to the hole.

The Titleist T100 moves through the turf with an ease that is astonishing and the shot performance is unmatched from this tier of irons. A magnificent set of irons, the Titleist T100s will definitely jolt the game of the intermediate and advanced golfer who is looking for a challenge.

The Vokey Wedges feature a progressive center of gravity that adjusts with each wedge. For lob wedges, the center of gravity is lower to help produce more height, while a gap wedge will focus the center higher on the face for more distance. 

These wedges are an instant upgrade for advanced amateurs, but shouldn’t be seriously considered by high handicappers until their game becomes a bit more polished.

The Titleist Vokey Wedges offer the golfer a host of grind options to help promote better turf interaction, a feature that most amateur players can certainly use to benefit their short game.

The Scotty Cameron Select Newport Putter is a game-changer for advanced golfers looking to shave strokes on the green. This putter is finely crafted with precision milling on the face to help reduce skidding and promote forward roll. 

Whether the green is fast or slow, the Newport putter is the tool that can help any golfer gain confidence and stability with their putting stroke.

Yes, the club is expensive but there are few on the market that can provide the forgiveness, alignment, and balance of the Scotty Cameron Select Newport Putter.

If you are an intermediate or advanced golfer, then the Pro V1x can certainly improve all aspects of your game. On pitch and chip shots, this Titleist golf ball provides marvelous stopping power for shorter putts.

The soft feel and instant response is another reason why the Pro V1x isn’t just a golf ball for professionals.

Yes, beginning golfers should probably worry about buying better equipment over an advanced golf ball, but for experienced weekend warriors, the Titleist Pro V1x is the best golf ball that money can buy.