3 things you probably do not know about Henrik Stenson

Firstly, we are delighted that Henrik Stenson came knocking time and time again until he got his win. he showed that he has what it takes to win at the highest stage which is great for golf. 

here's the man and his prize.....



photo courtesy of Getty Images.

For those who have been watching the proceedings, you may find his putting set up familiar and here's why. he uses ZPM and trains on Zen-i. Shown here, the ultimate combo known as the double barrel.




this is his training bag before he switched to another OEM brand. for the record, he do not use a ZEN in his actual play.



Photos courtesy of Jude O'Reilly.

last but not least, despite carry a different brand, this is the iron he used this season.



photo courtesy of Getty Images

i am sure he would check out the new ones on another thread.

here's his bag this week.....Henrik Stenson WITB

Have a great week ahead.........DGman

He uses alot of Callie stuff (FW & Irons) ...And only one TM R1 driver ... That made me think who actually pays his endorsement fee ... All the while I thought he endorses TM stuff.  

Nice BOSS shirt ... Another endorsement by him ...

Is it a Legacy iron???

enwee wrote:

Is it a Legacy iron???

Yes, Legacy Black ...

looks like only 2 items from the sponsors - the bag and the balls.

His staff bag and putter is from Piretti, a boutique putter company 
Very slick looking putters, hand crafted

http://www.pirettigolf.com/

To be specific, these were what he used to win the Deutsche Bank Championship -

Driver: TaylorMade R1 (9 degrees, Grafalloy Blue X shaft)
3-Wood: Callaway Diablo Octane Tour (13 degrees)
5-Wood: Callaway Diablo Octane Tour (18 degrees)
3-9 Irons: Callaway Legacy Black (Nippon N.S. Pro Modus3 Tour 120X shafts)
48-Degree Wedge: Callaway Legacy Black (Nippon N.S. Pro Modus3 Tour 120X shaft)
51-Degree Wedge: Cleveland 588 RTX (Nippon N.S. Pro Modus3 Tour 120X shaft)
58 Degree Wedge: Cleveland 588 RTX (Nippon N.S. Pro Modus3 Tour 120X shaft)
Putter: Piretti Cottonwood II prototype
Ball: Titleist Pro V1x