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Bryson DeChambeau's one -of-its-kind 3D-printed golf clubs may have given him an advantage during the US Open on Sunday .
The clubs, created by Avoda , were specifically designed with a curve face that allows the player to force the ball straight with minimal adjustment.
That is compared to traditional flat-faced clubs that require the golfer to modify their backswing, which affects the ball’s direction and speed.
Avoda sent the prototype irons to be reviewed by the USGA and initially were told the grooves were 'nonconforming' because they were rough not smooth.
After a few minor adjustments, the entire set was completed a mere week before the Augusta Masters in April .
Avoda doesn’t intend to introduce the 3D curved clubs to the mass market soon but said the reduced cost of mass-market production would likely create a drop in price for the average consumer.
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