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Equipment seen at 2011 U.S. Open
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Equipment seen at 2011 U.S. Open

November 08, 2011
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Rory McIlroy has used this set of Titleist 710 MB irons and Titltiest Vokey Design Spin Milled wedges to bring Congressional Country Club to its knees.
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Lee Westwood uses a venerable set of Ping's i10 irons.
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Robert Garrigus plays TaylorMade R9 TP irons and Mizuno's new MP-T11 sand wedge.
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Miguel Angel Jimenez practiced his putting with a long shaft anchored between his chest and his Ping putter.
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Anthony Kim Nike VR Pro Blade irons are watched over by a University of Oklahoma football player.
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Padriag Harrington driver is topped by a ladybug.
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Geoff Ogilvy used a prototype Scotty Cameron Newport putter with a red, white and blue logo, but he missed the cut.
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Paul Casey uses Nike's VR Pro Combo irons, but his prototype VR Pro Forged wedges have a unique, rust-colored finish and sole grind.
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Jim Furyk plays Srixon Z-TX irons.
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Andres Gonzales has his likeness on his belt buckle.
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Rickie Fowler Titleist Vokey Design Spin Milled wedges are all stamped with an Oklahoma State logo.
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Chad Campbell plays a set of prototype Adams Idea irons.
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Harrison Frazar won last week's FedEx St. Jude Classic in Memphis using these Titleist 710 Forged MB irons.
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Camilo Villegas plays a customized set of TaylorMade's Burner 2.0 irons.
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If the USGA needs help shaving the greenside banks at Congressional, they could get the help of Jon Mills, who is sponsored by Barbasol.
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Dustin Johnson began using TaylorMade's new Forged MB irons at the beginning of the 2011 season.
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Ryo Ishikawa has his image on all of his Srixon Z-Star X golf balls.
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Stewart Cink plays Nike's VR Pro Combo mid- and short irons, but also carries original Pro Combo 2- and 3-irons and two TaylorMadeMade TP w/xFT wedges.
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Bubba Watson thought he'd change to new Ping irons at the end of last season, but after winning in Hartford—then playing well in the Ryder Cup—he's stuck with his trusty S59s.
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Matteo Manassero uses Titleist AP2 irons.
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Marcel Siem from Germany, likes Callaway's new RAZR X Muscleback irons and girls on surf boards.
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Jeff Overton uses Cleveland's CG Tour irons and 588 wedges.
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Gary Woodland had two new, still-in-the-plastic Titleist Vokey Spin Milled pitching wedges in his bag Wednesday on the practice green.
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Luke Donald arrives at the 2011 U.S. Open as the No. 1 ranked player in the world. His irons of choice are Mizuno MP-62s. He also plays the new MP T-11 wedges.
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Matt Kuchar recently began using an extended-length Odyssey White Ice DART putter. Although he changes colors from time to time, he's been using the old school headcovers for years.
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Robert Karlsson used these
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Charl Schwartzel plays Nike's VR Pro wedges and VR Pro Blade irons.
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Louis Oosthuizen switched to Ping S56 irons just days before winning the 2010 British Open at St. Andrews. Those clubs are still in his bag this week at Congressional.
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Martin Kaymer who uses TaylorMade TP xFT wedges, practiced so much in the sand Tuesday morning that he made a Jackson Pollack painting on the green.
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Padraig Harrington demonstrated to Kaymer the bunker game that helped him win three major championships.
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Brandt Snedeker uses Tourstage GR C-1 irons and Bridgestone J38 wedges. The company is a Japanese sister-brand of Bridgestone.
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Retief Goosen and Alvaro Quiros were among the first two players on the range Monday. As Quiros warmed up with wedge shots, Goosen, a two-time U.S. Open winner, adjusted the settings on his TaylorMade R11 driver.
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Goosen tinkered with a few different shafts after adjusting the settings on his driver.
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Jason Duffner uses Titleist AP2 irons.
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Angel Cabrera won the 2007 U.S. Open at Oakmont. If he wins this week at Congressional, he'll do it using Ping S56 iron and Tour-S Rustique wedges.
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Michael Campbell who won the 2005 U.S. Open at Pinehurst, spent time Monday on the practice green, swinging his Odyssey Black Series Tour Design putter through a gate of tees and forcing himself to make the perfect stroke.
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Paul Casey spent several minutes making absolutely sure his alignment stick pointed straight at his target.
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K.J. Choi, winner of the 2011 Players, one-upped Casey by using an alignment stick and a long rope to ensure his body position and aim were accurate.
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Kirk Triplett uses a driver headcover that came with french fries.
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Steve Irwin, son of three-time U.S. Open winner Hale Irwin, qualified as an amateur to compete at Congressional. The University of Colorado alum has a Buffalo guarding his clubs.
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went to Georgia Tech and has a Yellow Jacket watching over his clubs.
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shows his Georgia pride. The Bulldog star also qualified for last season's U.S. Open at Pebble Beach.
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