Overview
- He told ESPN he plans to play a self-made, 3D-printed 5-iron at Augusta National this week.
- He said he has been building his own irons and a driver, calling the set ready after years of work.
- He noted that club choices are his decision on tournament day, so the 5-iron remains a plan for now.
- Desktop Metal says metal 3D printing lets designers test many club shapes at lower cost with custom heads printed in days.
- He begins his 10th Masters still chasing a first win after a T6 in 2024 and a T5 in 2025, and he already owns the 2024 U.S. Open title.