LIV Mexico: 73 Equipment Swaps for High-Altitude Challenge

73 club changes made for Mexico City event at 7,000+ feet elevation

Club de Golf Chapultepec's high altitude creates thinner air, producing massive distance but demanding precise distance control. Year-to-date, 424 equipment changes have been recorded across LIV events.

Sergio Garcia made 6 equipment changes across driver, woods, wedges

Garcia switched from Callaway and LA Golf clubs to TaylorMade and Titleist equipment, including driver, 3-5 woods, and multiple wedges for the Mexico City event.

Dustin Johnson made 4 wood/driver adjustments for altitude conditions

Johnson swapped multiple Titleist and TaylorMade woods and driver, including changes to his 3, 7, and 9 woods to optimize for Mexico City's thin-air distance dynamics.

Titleist GTS models dominate driver upgrades across multiple players

At least 6 players switched to Titleist GTS-series drivers (GTS2, GTS3, GTS4) from competing brands, indicating strong preference for this line in high-altitude conditions.