Max Greyserman's success on the PGA Tour significantly improved after adding a Callaway Paradym mini driver to his bag. The Tour rookie earned nearly $4.3 million in 2024, securing six top-10s and three runner-up finishes.

Known for experimenting with his equipment, Greyserman specifically requested Callaway to develop a mini driver for two years. His current setup includes:

• Driver
• Mini driver (13.3 degrees loft, 42.5-inch shaft)
• 2-iron

The mini driver proved particularly effective because:

• Improved accuracy compared to his previous 3-wood
• Added distance off the tee
• Better suited for his high-speed playing style
• Used 4-5 times per round on average

After implementing the mini driver at the John Deere Classic, Greyserman's performance notably improved, leading to all three of his runner-up finishes. He emphasizes the importance of using forgiving clubs, stating "I'll take any help I can get."

The success with this unconventional club choice demonstrates how proper equipment selection, based on personal stats and playing style, can significantly impact professional performance. Despite its compact appearance, which Greyserman jokes "looks like a kid's club," the mini driver has become a crucial part of his arsenal.

His remarkable results following the club addition suggest that sometimes breaking from traditional club setups can lead to improved performance, even at the highest level of professional golf.

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