Which tour players are using new clubs in 2019?

McIlroy has opted to use the M6 3-wood.

Johnson is also using the M5 driver and new 2019 TP5x ball.

We did see the American using the non-adjustable M4 when he romped to victory at Kapalua last year but he soon switched to the M3.

We expect him to use the M5 driver with the weights set to a fade position throughout 2019.

Rahm has also switched into the M5 driver and 3-wood which is a move from the M4.

But after our initial testing we are expecting nearly all tour players to opt for the M5 driver over the M6.

Rahm has his M5 driver and fairway set up in a neutral position.

He’s also using the new TP5x golf ball and during testing saw a jump from 178mph to 182.5mph ball speed with driver.

And away from TaylorMade?

It looks like Paul Casey could be in the market for a new set of irons.

He has used the Mizuno MP-5 for the last couple of seasons.

But maybe he’s heard how much Rose is getting paid so is using Homna irons in Hawaii.

The free agent was still using TaylorMade woods and Vokey wedges.

Along with Rose you’d say the one player who really didn’t need to change anything was Francesco Molinari.

But we’ve seen the Open champion and Ryder Cup hero testing out some Callaway Apex MB irons.

American Kevin Na has signed a deal with Callaway after his Titleist deal ran out last year.

And fellow countryman Gary Woodland has joined Wilson.

He’ll play their new prototype blades and has been testing out the Cortex driver which won the Driver vs. Driver 2 television contest.

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