Each of the great manufaCturers has assigned a Tour -Fitter to some of their greatest staff players, and for Callaway the track to Kellen Watson falls.
Watson is the tourist representative who works directly at the top of the bag for Jon Rahm, Xander Schauffele, Min Woo Lee and others.
In this week of Golf’s episode fully equipped, Watson explained to organize Johnny Wunder the process to have players like Rahm switch to a new driver before it becomes fairly specific every season.
Watson said it will start with identifying which rahm heads will test. This year’s Callaway Elyte line also has five different retail models with different tour models, but Watson only chooses two heads before he goes and meets Rahm to test the new product.
“I’m not going with the other options,” said Watson. “I’m not even going to take them with me. He will say: “What the hell is this? What do you think? I am so bad at Golf that I have to hit this thing? ‘
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“It is a bit worthless to bring different options like a lot, because if the first does not work and the first shot is not good, it will be thrown back to me.”
The two heads that Watson entails will be identical in the attic, and he will adjust the CGS to closely match Rahm’s Rouge St Triple Diamond LS from 2022. That year, Rahm was the first to be won on the PGA Tour in Stores, from the T -shirt, more than a blow. So he compares everything with that driver.

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The nice thing for Watson is that when he goes to Silverleaf to test Rahm for the first time, it is usually not the first time that he has shown someone the new product.
“I don’t use them as a kind of laboratory rats or something, but I get more familiar with what other people say and then try to relate to what he would do,” said Watson. “So I look at what player A does, and player A can just hit a sweeping. Player B, I look at him, he can only hit a low bullet view. Player C is perhaps a two-yard cut, right? And then player d can be like a push, goal left, push it.
“So I try to find out how these things work. Yes, as if I try to find out how these things work for them, and then calculate a bit in my head what should be done, which loft needs to be deposited. Does it have to be more loft than last year? Does it have to be less loft than last year?”
To determine whether an arrangement is worth exploring, Watson said that he and Rahm are more looking for patterns instead of figures from a launch monitor.
“If the pattern is, you know, just a draft cut that looks like it still has a kind of energy after the top and a little flat and a little goes, then we have done our work, you know,” he said. “We got it correctly.”
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Jack Hirsh is the Associate Equipment Editor at Golf. Jack, resident of Pennsylvania, graduated from Penn State University and obtains diplomas in temporary employment journalism and political sciences. He was captain of his high school Golf Team and recently returned to the program to serve as a head coach. Jack also tries * * to stay competitive with local amateurs. Before Jack came to Golf, Jack worked for two years on a TV station in Bend, Oregon, mainly as a multimedia journalist/reporter, but also producing, anchoring and even presenting the weather. He can be reached at Jack.hirsh@golf.com.
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