WINNING SCORE: 23-under-par, 265.

EQUIPMENT CHOICE:

DRIVER: Callaway Epic Speed with 8.5° loft, fitted with Mitsubishi Chemical Diamana D+ 60 TX shaft.

3-WOOD: Callaway Epic Speed Triple Diamond with 15° loft, with Mitsubishi Chemical Diamana TB 70 TX shaft.

5-WOOD: Callaway Epic Speed Triple Diamond with 18° loft, with Fujikura Ventus Black 8 X shaft.

IRONS: Callaway Apex Pro ‘19 (4-iron to 6-iron) and Callaway Apex MB (7-iron to pitching wedge), with True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue shafts.

WEDGES: Titleist Vokey Design SM8 (52° M Grind, 56°-08° M Grind & 60°), with True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue shafts.

PUTTER: Scotty Cameron Timeless 2.

BALL: Callaway Chrome Soft.

FINAL LEADERBOARD

EQUIPMENT NOTES:

  • Broberg’s win is another for the popular Tour only Triple Diamond version of Callaway’s Epic Speed fairway woods. The model appears to be a more compact shape, with a likely design to enhance workability in comparison with the retail model. Both Olympic Gold medallist Xander Schauffele and World No.1 Jon Rahm play Triple Diamond fairway woods. Unlike many of his fellow Tour pros, Broberg plays two completely different shafts in his two fairway woods.

  • Clearly a fan of a raw finish that rusts over time, the 35-year-old uses irons and wedges that have all developed some rust over time due to the lack of a final layer of chrome applied during production. The Swede also opts for a combination of cavity back long-irons and muscle back blade short irons.

  • Broberg led the field in Strokes Gained: Putting for the week, gaining more than three shots on the field on the greens. His Timeless Scotty Cameron model is made from high quality stainless steel and features the squarer and thinner profile of a Newport 2 model, with strips of lead tape on the sole to achieve his desired weight and balance.

  • Broberg’s win is the fifth with a Callaway Chrome Soft golf ball on the European Tour in 2021, with two major championships captured with the brand’s premium range.

QUOTE: "It feels good. I broke down on the 18th, but it’s been six years of hell. Three different surgeries on my left side but now I’m starting to get back where I’m supposed to be.” – Kristoffer Broberg.