Okay, so I saw this “Ayaka Furue What’s In The Bag” thing and thought, “Hey, I could check that out and maybe tweak my own golf setup.” So that’s exactly what I did. Let me tell you how I did it from start to finish.
Digging for Info
First, I started by searching for anything I could find on Ayaka Furue’s gear. I used my favourite search engine, checked out some golf forums, and watched a few YouTube videos. I needed to collect all information as much as possible. I was looking for her specific clubs, the shafts she uses, the golf ball, everything.
Making My List
As I found information, I kept a note. Nothing fancy, just using my phone’s notes app. I noted down each piece of equipment:
- Driver: what model?
- Fairway Woods: How many? lofts?
- Irons: The set makeup.
- Wedges: Lofts, bounce.
- Putter: which model?
- Golf Ball: which brand?
It wasn’t instant. Some of the videos were kind of blurry, and some articles were a bit old. I cross-referenced stuff to get the most likely current setup.
Comparing to My Gear
Once I felt like I had a pretty good handle on Furue’s bag, I went to my own golf bag in the garage. I literally pulled out each club and laid them out. Then I start comparing.
For example, I noticed she plays with a certain type of iron, and I was using something totally different. I was just jotting down notes about where my setup matched hers and where it was way off.
Thinking About My Game
This part was important. I wasn’t just going to copy her bag exactly. What works for a pro might not work for me! I thought about my own strengths and weaknesses. Like, I struggle with my long irons, so I need to think twice about the irons.
Test and Find
I did my best to test out some clubs. Because I need to know how I will perform with those gears. And finally I get my own list.
The Result
I think it is not about directly copying, but learning about the idea and making your choice by testing.
