Sergio Garcia using a putter 0.01% of golf fans have ever seen!
LIV Golf's Sergio Garcia is using a new putter for the first time at Mayakoba, and it's behaving well.
Sergio Garcia is using a new putter that 0.01% golf fans have ever heard about at LIV Golf Mayakoba this week.
The putter has certainly been behaving itself nicely for Garcia this week as the Spaniard finished runner-up to Joaquin Niemann at LIV Golf Mayakoba.
Garcia came agonisingly close to his first LIV Golf victory on Sunday after losing out to Niemann at the fourth extra hole.
Sergio Garcia using new putter
According to eagle-eyed golf fans, Garcia's new putter is called the Golfyr Maker.
Garcia had previously been using a Scotty Cameron TN3 putter
The Golfyr Maker putter features patented Carbonics Technology with high head weights to ensure a smooth roll.
Garcia'a Golfyr Maker has been engineered, designed and produced in Switzerland.
Anyone know what putter Sergio Garcia is using? Looks like a shed project but it’s red hot so far #LIVGolfMayakoba #LIVGolf pic.twitter.com/OcSH9FRVTQ
— LIV Golf GO (@LIVGolfGO) February 2, 2024
Garcia recently confirmed he had switched into the new TaylorMade Qi10 Driver, which impressed in our Best Golf Drivers guide.
The 44-year-old had previously been using a number of different drivers on the LIV Golf League, including the Callaway Paradym Triple Diamond Driver.
The last TaylorMade driver Garcia used in competition was the TaylorMade SIM that launched four years ago in 2020.
But Garcia now has a new favourite TaylorMade toy in his bag for 2024 in the shape of the Qi10 Driver.
For the first time in TaylorMade's history, the company has created a driver that has broken through the 10k MOI barrier.
That means it's full of forgiveness.
Garcia told GolfMagic he has been using the Qi10 for more than a month now and that he loves everything about it.
In a response to GolfMagic's social media graphic of the Qi10, Garcia tweeted: "It’s the best they’ve made since the SIM."
It’s the best they’ve made since the Sim
— Sergio Garcia (@TheSergioGarcia) January 10, 2024
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