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Avoda iron set

Avoda 3D-printed irons

Players cited with it
1
From 6 reports.
Released
2024
First cited here by Bryson DeChambeau, April 2024. Last reported .

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Players cited with this

  • Bryson DeChambeauPRESS
    “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.”
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    • “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.”
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    • “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.”
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    • “He then added his unique 3D-printed irons at The Masters which he helped develop himself working alongside Avoda Golf - and they've been raising eyebrows ever since.”
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    • “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.”
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    • “As first reported by Golfweek, those irons are not just any irons, but 3D-printed irons from Avoda Golf, eschewing the Ping i230 irons he used in last week’s LIV event.”
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