Avoda 3D-printed irons

“He's gone to a 3D-printed set of irons from a company named Avoda, and they've netted him some great success in the majors, including at the 2024 US Open, on top of his tremendous ball speed and distance.”

“Of course, no mention of DeChambeau’s bag would be complete without mentioning his 3D printed Avoda irons that he first put into play at the Masters.”

“You may recall the Avoda name from last year, when Bryson DeChambeau had the company build him a set of 3D-printed irons which got approved for play just days before the 2024 Masters. DeChambeau went on to win the U.S. Open with those irons, which featured a unique bulge-and-roll design to help mitigate side spin on mishits, similar to woods.”

“This design seems to be the culmination of Bryson 's deep dive into the effects of face curvature in promoting gear effect which led him to put into play a specially designed set of 3D printed, curved-faced Avoda irons for the first time at last year's Masters.”