Titleist TaylorMade putter; he has since reverted back to the Scotty Cameron. However, after the third round, Woods switched back to his Titleist putter (Scotty Cameron). Phil Mickelson was also a contracted Titleist player shortly after his 2004 Masters Tournament. Many players under contract with other brands use Titleist balls. In 2017 the professional players recorded 206 victories with the nearest competitor having 28. Out of the 206 wins, 22 came from the PGA Tour, 27 from the European Tour, 25 from the LPGA Tour, and the remaining from other notable professional golf tours around the world. A number of tour
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