Brendon Todd What's in the Bag?

Brendon Dean Todd is an American professional golfer who has been playing for the PGA circuit since 2007!

Todd started young and in his early years as an amateur, he had already made a mark and a name for himself. Todd attended Green Hope High School and Prestonwood Country Club in Cary, North Carolina, where he played junior golf. During his freshman, junior, and senior seasons at Green Hope High, he won the individual 4A classification individual championship three times, as recognised by the North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA).

Soon after that, he became a professional in 2007. In 2008, Todd signed up for the Nationwide Tour. He qualified for the 2009 PGA Tour after winning the Utah Championship and placing 19th on the money list that same year. His most recent win was after three rounds of 64-64-69; Todd led the 54-hole field at the WGC-FedEx St. Jude Invitational by one shot. He finished six strokes behind the winner and in T15 position after firing a final round 75. Todd's best WGC finish came from this one.

When he pairs his skills with the clubs of his choice, he enhances his game even more.

Brendon Todd Bag

Brendon Todd Driver:

Brendon often uses his trusty Ping G430 Max (10.5 degrees) with Fujikura Ventus TR Red 6X. He has been loyal to this driver for years now. This makes [perfect sense as well, given this driver is solely designed for maximum impact and distance. The inbuilt loft, with a 10.5 degree, is brilliant, too, as it gets the ball airborne in no time! The shaft provides stability and contact.

Brendon Todd Woods:

Brendon is seen carrying three different kinds of wood; he mainly uses the 3-wood and a 5-wood, though occasionally he uses his hybrids too. Like his driver, Todd uses Pings's Woods for the perfect shot.

1. 3-Wood: Ping G430 Max (15 degrees) with Fujikura Ventus TR Red 8X shaft.

This 3-Wood by Pings is the ultimate combination of accuracy and distance on the greens and the fairway. It also has the perfect. This 3-wood offers a good combination of distance and accuracy from the fairway. The slightly higher loft (compared to the driver) helps control longer shots. Moving on to the 5-Wood he uses.

2. 5-wood: Ping G425 Max (17.5 degrees) with Fujikura Ventus TR Red 8X shaft

Todd has been seen using this 5-wood quite often. It provides even more control than the 3-wood for tighter fairways or longer approach shots.

Brendon Todd Irons:

Todd prefers using his Titleist 718 T-MB (4 & 5 irons) and Titleist 718 CB (6-9 irons) on the greens. This comes as no surprise, as both Titleist 718 T-MB (4 & 5 irons) and Titleist 718 CB (6-9 irons) are used by several top golfers. They’re known for their accuracy, weight and loft, ensuring the shots are proper and fast.

Brendon Todd Wedges:

Brendon has been seen using several wedges throughout the game. Each is made to ensure a perfect shot, regardless of the course. The wedges he uses are as follows:

1. 46-degree: Titleist Vokey Design SM8 (46-10F) with True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 shaft

2. 50-degree: Titleist Vokey Design Wedge Works Proto (50-M @49 degrees) with True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 shaft

3. 54-degree: Titleist Vokey Design SM8 (54-10S) with KBS Tour HT 125g S+ shaft

4. 58-degree: Titleist Vokey Design Wedge Works (58-T @59 degrees) with KBS Tour HT 125g S+ shaft

Brendon Todd employs a range of wedges with varying lofts and grinds to maximise his control and adaptability when it comes to the green. While the "M" grind on the 50-degree wedge is more adaptable for a range of lies, the "F" grind on the 46-degree wedge is intended for softer situations. The 58-degree wedge's "T" grind is planned to open up the face for maximum spin and control on high flop shots, whereas the 54-degree wedge's "S" grind works well for sand shots. While the KBS Tour HT 125g S+ shafts provide a little more feel and input, the True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 shafts are renowned for their stability and control.

Brendon Todd Putter:

Brendon uses the Sik Pro C-Series as his putter. Unfortunately, not much information is available about his putter or why he prefers this company over the other companies.