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Titleist TS4

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  • The TS4 one was finally was the perfect happy medium for me, personally. That's why I threw it straight in the bag, because it was pretty clear right away that it was a lot further, especially when it hit the ground.
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  • Only four players in the field used Titleist's TS4, but three managed to finish the week inside the top-20, including eventual winner Adam Scott, who used a 10.5-degree head equipped with a Mitsubishi Kuro Kage TiNi S 80.
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  • Golf Digest spoke with Homa earlier in the week at Quail Hollow about his equipment and Homa noted he had switched to Titleist’s new TS4 driver at the Valero Texas Open.
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  • Russell Henley opened the year by transitioning from Titleist's 917 D2 driver to a TS4.
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  • Driver: Titleist TS4 (Mitsubishi Chemical Tensei CK Pro Orange 70TX shaft), 9.5 degrees
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  • Driver: Titleist TS4 (Mitsubishi Kuro Kage TiNi S 80), 10.5 degrees
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  • Adam Scott used Titleist's TS4 driver to win at Riviera.
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  • It's one of the reasons why TS4 was designed with players like Scott, Max Homa (who recorded TS4's first win last season at Wells Fargo ) and Russell Henley in mind who continually find the center of the face.
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  • “Adam had been in an older TS4 model, moved to TSi3, then went to TSi4,” Van Wezenbeeck said.
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  • Max Homa was the first to win with Titleist's TS4 driver .
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  • Max Homa was the first to win with Titleist's TS4 driver.
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