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Adam ScottPRESS“The 681.AS were designed specifically for Adam Scott in 2021 as an updated version of the legendary 680 MBs , and he recently revisited them last season.”
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“Scott has two sets of irons, the AS-1s and the Titleist 681.AS , that were custom-designed specifically for him, but that won’t stop him trying anything to get an edge .”
Read the report“At Memorial, he was gaming a custom set of Titleist 681 AS blades made specifically for him and based very much on the iron he played for the majority of his career with Titleist.”
Read the report“…many questioned how different the custom Miura set was from the 680s and 681.AS irons he was playing previously”
Read the report“Up until late last year when he used personalized Titleist 681.AS irons, his blade of choice for long stretches was a set of 681 Forged that debuted in 2003.”
Read the report““Feedback from the best players in the world is a cornerstone of the Titleist R&D process, and these prototype irons (621.JT and 681.AS) have been developed in collaboration with each player to better understand some key design variables such as shaping, sole design and CG placement – that ultimately may find their way into future Titleist iron development,” Titleist said in a statement.”
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