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Nike Vapor Fly Pro (3-iron)

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  • Finau’s commitment to his Nike Vapor Fly Pro (3-iron; Graphite Design Tour AD-DI Hybrid 105X shaft) is as strong as ever, and we’ve heard he still has at least a couple backups — just in case.
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  • I know you still have the Nike Vapor Fly Pro 3-iron in the bag. Do you have backups at home if anything happens to that club?
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  • For Koepka, the five-time major champion still games a Nike Vaporfly 3-iron, which is no longer in production, and a TaylorMade M2 HL 3-wood, which hit the market around a decade ago.
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  • At the 2026 Masters, Koepka used a Titleist GT3 driver and a TaylorMade M2 4-wood, and a Nike Vapor Fly 3-iron along with his Srixon ZX7 irons and Cleveland RTZ wedges
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  • Koepka continues to lean on a 2016 Nike Vapor Fly Pro 3-iron and a 2017 TaylorMade M2 3-wood, both relics by modern equipment standards, dating back close to a decade.
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  • Finau's longest iron in the bag is also the only Nike club that remains, a Nike Vapor Fly Pro three-iron. It has a Graphite Design Tour AD DI 105 Hybrid X shaft.
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  • The clubs in question are the TaylorMade M2 3HL fairway wood and Nike Vapor Fly Pro 3-iron, which have been in the set-up for all five of Koepka's Major wins.
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  • Finau has had this Nike Vapor Fly Pro 3-iron since 2016, his lone year on staff with the Swoosh before they exited the hard goods business.
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  • Nike’s Vapor Fly Pro 3-iron resurfaced in Palm Springs , which was a welcomed sight for those who still swear by Swoosh gear.
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  • Brooks Koepka broke his Nike Vapor Fly Pro 3-iron at The Open Championship in 2025. He only has two left in his basement now
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  • Then, to plug the gap between the woods and irons, he carried a Nike Vapor Fly Pro 3-iron which he still carries today.
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  • While most of the bag setup has changed in the past six years, Finau continues to carry a Nike Vapor Fly Pro 3-iron.
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  • Koepka’s Nike Vapor Fly Pro 3-iron is a unicorn in a sea of shiny new clubs played by the best players in the world.
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  • The American, who recently put in the Srixon ZX7 irons into the bag, is STILL using his Nike Vapor Fly Pro 3 iron.
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  • Koepka is one of the few golfers who still caries a Nike Golf club and that is the Nike Vapor Fly Pro 3-iron.
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  • Nike Vapor Fly Pro (3-iron; Fujikura Pro Tour Spec 95X shaft), Srixon ZX7 (4-PW; True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 shafts
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  • Driving Iron: Nike Vapor Fly Pro (3-iron; Graphite Design Tour AD-DI Hybrid 105X shaft)
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  • Driving iron: Nike Vapor Fly Pro (3-iron; Graphite Design Tour AD-DI Hybrid 105X shaft)
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  • Driving Iron: Nike Vapor Fly Pro (3-iron; Fujikura Pro Tour Spec shaft)
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  • Nike Vapor Fly Pro (3-iron; Fujikura Pro Tour Spec 95X shaft)
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  • Irons (3): Nike Vapor Fly Pro; (4-PW): Mizuno JPX 919 Tour
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  • Irons (3): Nike Vapor Fly Pro; (4-PW): Mizuno JPX 900 Tour
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  • Irons (3) : Nike Vapor Fly Pro; (4-PW) : Ping Blueprint
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  • Irons (3): Nike Vapor Fly Pro; (4-PW): Ping Blueprint
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  • Because Finau’s clubs are so heavy, Oates was able to increase the swing weight in the driver and 4-iron through sand wedge, but he eventually ran into a problem when he came to the now-defunct Ping G400 Stretch 3-wood and Nike Vapor Fly Pro 3-iron.
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  • One of the only Nike clubs still left on the PGA Tour – Tony Finau also plays a Vapor Fly Pro long iron – it offers Koepka exactly what he wants: a penetrating flight and precise feedback.
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  • The only non-Titleist club in Pan's possession at the moment is a Nike Vapor Fly Pro 2-iron — better known as the lone Swoosh club Brooks Koepka keeps in the bag.
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  • Tiger Woods’ Scotty Cameron Newport 2 putter; Brooks Koepka’s Nike Vapor Fly Pro 3-iron; and Jordan Spieth’s Scotty Cameron 009 putter.
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  • Unable to find a driving iron that checked all the boxes, Koepka reinserted his trusty Nike Vapor Fly Pro 3-iron
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  • The likes of Brooks Koepka and Tony Finau are still gaming their Nike Vapor Fly Pro driving irons.
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  • The likes of Brooks Koepka and Tony Finau are still gaming their Nike Vapor Fly Pro driving irons.
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  • Brooks Koepka replaced the head on his Nike Vapor Fly Pro 3-iron for the first time last week.
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  • Driving iron: Nike Vapor Fly Pro (3-iron)
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