Jason Day 2010 HP Byron Nelson Champion- Darren Carroll, Getty Images

TaylorMade-adidas Tour Staff professional Jason Day, one of the first players to put the Burner SuperFast TP driver in his bag, notched his first career PGA Tour win at the 2010 HP Byron Nelson Championship on Sunday. Day, 22, earned his breakthrough victory playing the Burner SuperFast TP driver, TP wedges with xFT and the Penta TP golf ball. Five of the top six finishers at the HP Byron Nelson Championship used TaylorMade drivers.

“Hopefully I can take those experiences that I had today and put it into future rounds, if I’m in the hunt. I’m still young and I’m just happy that I won my first tournament, and hopefully this is the first of many.”

Jason Day’s setup for the 2010 HP Byron Nelson Championship:

• Driver: TaylorMade Burner SuperFast TP 10.5
• Fairway: TaylorMade R9 TP 15.0 degree
• Irons: TaylorMade Tour Preferred 3-5; R9 TP 6-PW
• Wedges: TaylorMade TP XFT ZTP 48, 54, 60 degree
• Putter: TaylorMade Rossa Suzuka Kia Ma
• Ball: TaylorMade Penta TP
• Shoe: Adidas Golf TOUR360 LTD
• Apparel: Adidas Golf ClimaCool Textured Solid Polo with CoolMax Energy fabric, ClimaCool pants
• Glove: TaylorMade Tour Preferred

Fun Facts:

• Day, 22, earned his first career PGA Tour win at the HP Byron Nelson Championship
• Day’s victory marked the 19th worldwide victory for TaylorMade drivers in 2010
• Five of the top six finishers at the HP Byron Nelson Championship used TaylorMade drivers, including three Burner SuperFast, one R9 SuperTri, and one R9

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Your wedges are probably one of the most important clubs in your bag and the one club you replace every season. What if you could replace the face of your wedges, instead of having to replace the entire wedge? You’re in luck, because the new TaylorMade XFT wedges allow you replace the face of the wedges with fresh grooves whenever they need replacement.

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The new TaylorMade XFT Wedges utilize a four-step process to produce a face that lies flat and high performance grooves. The grooves of the XFT wedges feature a rough groove surface that help promote maximum backspin and control that you want in your short game.

To replace the face you utilize a similar torque wrench that you use on the R9 or R7 drivers to loosen the bolts on the XFT wedges and washers hold the bolts in place so you don’t lose them. Watch the video as TaylorMade’s Wade Liles demonstrates how easy it is to get fresh grooves.

TaylorMade XFT Wedges $139 and replacement grooves $39

Available in lofts from 50,52,54, 56,58,60, 64 with varying bounces.