The Darrell Survey counts woods, then separates drivers. So in the Legends of Golf senior tournament last week, Orlimar had 76 woods in the bags of pros, Callaway 66. Twenty-two of those Callaway clubs were drivers, leaving them with 44 fairway woods in the field. But in the previous three senior tournaments, Callaway had more fairway woods in play than Orlimar. On the elder circuit, it's more like three or four.
Senior players are more willing to experiment.
The second wood in a PGA Tour bag has to have multiple uses. A senior player might throw in a 5-wood just in case. Orlimar has been accused of importing Callaway's technology into its irons. Perhaps the most surprising statistic that came out of all this is that McHenry Metals consistently ranks third in senior tour wood count. The other surprising stat is that neither the Orlimar driver nor the Big Bertha Hawkeye driver are setting the senior tour on fire.