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Avoda irons

Avoda

First cited here by Bryson DeChambeau, December 2024

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  • Now an equipment free agent, Day has tested a variety of iron setups this year. His latest experiment is with Avoda irons, a boutique Pittsburgh-based brand that first turned heads when Bryson DeChambeau used its prototypes en route to winning the 2024 US Open at Pinehurst.
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  • But after two months off after failing to make the Tour Championship, Day is rocking Avoda irons, a boutique brand based in Pittsburgh that gained national attention when Bryson DeChambeau began using its irons last year, including when he won the U.S. Open.
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  • DeChambeau had LA Golf and Avoda irons in the bag during a Wednesday practice session – the Avoda stayed in place for competition – which all but confirms he’s in the testing phase at the moment.
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  • Avoda Golf burst on to the scene at The Masters in 2024, when Bryson DeChambeau used the brand's curved-face irons for the first time, creating plenty of buzz about the concept.
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  • At the start of the week, Jason Day was spotted with Avoda irons in the bag , with the Australian using them at the Bank of Utah Championship for the very first time.
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  • Major winner Jason Day was spotted with Avoda irons in the bag during his Bank of Utah Championship practice round, as the Australian hit golf balls on the range.
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  • Day showed up at Black Desert for the Bank of Utah Championship with a bag full of prototype 3D-printed Avoda irons, complete with curved faces.
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  • The Golfing Scientist is armed with new irons this week at Oakmont, having switched out his Avodas for a new prototype set from LA Golf.
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  • where DeChambeau showed up with irons that were 3D printed from a company called Avoda
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  • they feature the same curve-face technology as Bryson DeChambeau's Avoda Irons , with the key difference being that Day's has different soles and head shapes
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