TOUR EDGE SETS PERSONAL BEST FOR CLUBS IN PLAY AT A MAJOR CHAMPIONSHIP WITH 55 EXOTICS IN PLAY AT REGIONS TRADITION
Three Top 10 finishes as Langer and Daly stay hot with Tour Edge in the bag
Tour Edge set a new personal best for number of clubs in play in a PGA TOUR event and at a Major Championship this past week at the Regions Tradition with 55 total Exotics clubs in play, according to the Darrell Survey.
In total, 21 various Exotics drivers, fairways, and hybrids, eight Exotics utility irons, two sets of Exotics C721 irons, two sets of Exotics Forged irons and five EXS Blade Wedges were in play by 17 different players at the Regions Traditions.
For the second straight event, Bernhard Langer and John Dally finished in the Top 10 playing Exotics irons, making for five Top 10’s for Tour Edge irons in the past two events.
Langer birdied three straight holes with sharp iron play down the stretch on Sunday to pull into a tie for 6th place finish, shooting 70-69-69-71 for the event. He followed up a Top 5 finish last week at the Insperity Invitational and has now finished in the Top 10 in three straight events. His lowest finish in the five events played this year is T14.
Daly, who finished runner-up in the previous event putting a Tour Edge Exotics C721 Driver, EXS Pro Fairway Metal and Exotics C721 Irons in play for the first time. “JD was so happy with the performance of his new clubs that when he showed up to Alabama, he told the Tour Edge Tour Department ‘I might as well be playing all your clubs,’ said Tour Edge VP of Marketing Jon Claffey. “They built him up two Exotics C721 hybrids and three Exotics EXS Blade wedges that went right into play.”
Daly was able to finish tied for 10th at the major event playing 13 Exotics clubs, all based on the performance gains he was experiencing with the new equipment. He ranked 5th in driving distance with his Exotics C721 Driver this week and averaged 324 yards per drive in Sunday’s round.
Another 4-time PGA TOUR winner finished on the Top 10 playing an Exotics EXS 220 fairway metal. Five of the 17 players in the field playing Tour Edge finished in the Top 25 of the event, including Tour Edge staffer Duffy Waldorf.
