Q&A with Adam Scott and his approach to testing and trying new equipment

[Cfhandyman]

A nice little article on Adam Scott and his current approach to trying and testing new equipment. What might go into the bag and why he changed his approach.

https://golf.com/gear/adam-scott-equipment-journey-unlike-any-other/

[GolfSpy_APH]

This showed in my feed and I meant to read it but got caught up on other things! Thanks for posting.

[Cory_YXU]

Thanks for posting this!  Definitely worth a read. 

[jbern]

I've heard a few of these things in various interviews recently (did a podcast with Rick Shiels and then a recent video with BustaJack golf and others also). It's nice to have all the pieces in one place. Thanks for sharing.

The question about how he has changed his mindset was very interesting. He used to be a 3i in the fairway guy, but now he's occasionally aiming in the rough with the driver because that's where the most likely scoring opportunity is from. 

[BallsLeon]

Adam is the ultimate club ho, would love to see all the sets in his garage!

I think it's a great perspective though, fitting/testing is a process of trial and error and there's no magic bullet. At least that's what I am telling my wife when new clubs show up 

[Josh Parker]

I read this this morning.  Great read. 

[GolfSpy_KFT]

Love this quote: 

"So I’ve always been terribly interested in gear. Whenever a new Scotty Cameron putter came out, I mean, you’re just fawning over this stuff in the pro shop. I’m a golf nerd, no doubt. I love it all."

Adam is a golf nerd, just like all of us! Maybe one day we can talk him into creating a forum account! (how, I have no idea )

[JSki_Golf]

Hey there! If you love golf, I've got a great read for you. If you haven't checked it out yet, you definitely should - I'm actually about to dive into it myself!