BRYSON DECHAMBEAU
age 23 lives Clovis, Calif.; Dallas story 2015 U.S. Amateur and NCAA champion. Earned 2016-’17 PGA Tour card with Web.com Tour win in September. tinkerer at heart At 17, I discovered single-length clubs. My coach, Mike Schy, and I grinded down a bunch of shaft flexes and clubs to build my first set. Then David Edel built my set for my amateur career. With Cobra’s support, I’m proud of our new one-length irons. new putting stroke? I’m thinking about switching to the sidesaddle method in 2017. I’m always trying to gain an advantage, so I won’t rule anything out.
I mark my Bridgestone B330-S with a cross and Bible verse for motivation. It also helps my aim. IRONS specs Utility iron: Cobra King 3, 39.5 inches. 4- through pitching wedge: Cobra King Forged One Length (all 37.5 inches, Project X LZ 6.0 shafts, JumboMax XL grips) Cobra brought these one-length clubs to market in the fall. I spent two weeks with the R&D team to offer my insight on these irons I’m using. WEDGES specs Cobra King Versatile Grind (50°, 55° and 60°, KBS Hi-Rev X shafts, 37.5 inches) Each wedge has a special stamp on it to make it fun (Fittyfive and Fitty). The 60-degree ( has a unique look, too. The swingweights and lengths are the same as my irons.