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Nike fairway wood

Nike VR Pro Limited

Players cited with it
3
From 10 reports.
Released
2011
Last reported .

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Players cited with this

  • Scottie SchefflerPRESS
    “Up until that point, Scottie had been playing mostly a mixed bag which included an 11-year-old Nike VR Pro Limited 3-wood, which is a club he had used dating all the way back to high school.”
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    3 more reports from Scottie Scheffler
    • “When it was announced he’d eventually need to get rid of his Nike VR Pro Limited — a club he’s used since high school — I fully expected the switch to be slow and methodical.”
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    • “Scheffler was spotted with two fairway woods (VR Pro Limited and a 16.5-degree Stealth) in the bag early in the week, but when it came time to make a decision on Thursday, he opted to stick with the Nike — for now.”
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    • “Scottie Scheffler’s Nike VR Pro Limited 3-wood reappeared in Arizona.”
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  • Patrick ReedPRESS
    “He had been using the Nike VR Pro Limited for a long time before putting the Titleist TS2 in.”
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    2 more reports from Patrick Reed
    • “Of course, one of those is Nike – he uses a Nike VR Pro Limited fairway wood which was released way back in 2011.”
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    • “FAIRWAY WOOD: Nike VR Pro Limited (15 degrees), with Aldila Rogue Silver 80X shaft”
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  • Tiger WoodsPRESS
    “Mid-year: Switched to Nike VR Pro Limited 15- and 19-degree fairway woods”
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    2 more reports from Tiger Woods
    • “Fairway woods: Nike VR Pro Limited Edition 15-degree and VR_S Covert 19-degree”
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    • “3-Wood: Nike VR Pro Limited, 15 degrees”
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  • Patrick Reed — Team Reed Enterprises (c) 2018, CC BY 2.5