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Callaway Epic Flash Sub Zero

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  • But if Xander has been pimpin' that Epic Flash for two months without issue, should Callaway be out hawking him on the range this week saying "Hey, buddy, we gotta get that driver head into our bucket of water before you tee it up."
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  • However, when he arrived at the Waste Management Phoenix Open, he was sporting an Epic Flash Sub Zero driver with the triple-diamond prototype stamp on the head — the Tour-only version is used by other Callaway staffers — and a non-adjustable version of the Sub Zero fairway wood.
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  • The ongoing debate over driver testing in the professional ranks hit a fever pitch during the Open Championship when Xander Schauffele came forward and revealed his Callaway Epic Flash Sub Zero driver had failed the R&A's random characteristic time (CT) test
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  • he was sporting an Epic Flash Sub Zero driver with the triple-diamond prototype stamp on the head — the Tour-only version is used by other Callaway staffers — and a non-adjustable version of the Sub Zero fairway wood.
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  • Hoping to tighten his dispersion, Mickelson tried Aldila's Rogue Black 60TX shaft in a modified Callaway Epic Flash Sub Zero driver — he removed the back weight from the sliding track — at Quail Hollow.
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  • Mickelson broke in Callaway's Epic Flash driver at the Waste Management Phoenix Open but didn't like the results enough to keep it in the bag, returning to Rogue Sub Zero at Pebble Beach.
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  • Mickelson employed two Callaway Epic Flash drivers at the Memorial tournament and led the field in driving distance. But he hit just 53.5 percent of the fairways before missing the cut.
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  • Lefty was at it again at the Memorial Tournament, using two Callaway Epic Flash drivers – one that’s a little shorter to hit “cute baby cuts” and the other a bit longer to hit “bombs.”
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  • Mickelson was back to a two-driver setup at the 2019 Memorial, this time with a pair of Callaway Epic Flash drivers, both 8.5 degrees.
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  • This brings us back to Schauffele and the American's Callaway Epic Flash Sub Zero driver was tested on Tuesday and failed.
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  • On Friday, Schauffele first addressed the matter of his driver, a Callaway Epic Flash Sub Zero, in public.
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  • 1. Callaway Epic Flash Sub Zero driver , 9 degrees, Graphite Design BB 7X shaft, 300 yards (carry); $529
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  • Fairway wood : Callaway Epic Flash Sub Zero (Mitsubishi Chemical Fubuki J shaft), 13.5 degrees
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  • Driver : Callaway Epic Flash Sub Zero (9°) with Graphite Design Tour AD-DI 8X shaft
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  • Driver: Callaway Epic Flash Sub Zero (9 degrees), Graphite Design BB 7X Shaft
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  • Driver: Callaway Epic Flash Sub Zero , 9˚ (Graphite Design Tour AD-BB 7X)
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  • Driver: Callaway Epic Flash Sub Zero (Graphite Design BB 7X), 9 degrees
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