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Set up for Matteo Manassero. Watch Matteo take a deep dive through his bag: WITB: ➡️ Pro V1x golf ball ➡️ GT3 10.0 driver ➡️ GT2 15.0 fairway ➡️ GT2 18.0 hybrid ➡️ T150 4-iron ➡️ T100 5-P irons ➡️ #SM10 50.08F, 54.10S #WedgeWorks 58A+ Vokey Wedges. ➡️ Scotty...

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