NBA superstar Jayson Tatum and his Boston Celtics teammate Jon Rahm participated in the FedEx St. Jude Championship Pro-Am. Despite his extensive golfing background, it was Tatum’s first PGA TOUR pro-am appearance. Tatum admitted feeling nervous and unable to sleep the night before the game because he knew Rahm would be playing with him.

We had the opportunity to catch up with the 6-foot-11-inch forward, Tatum, to learn about how he sets up his golf bag for his pro-am debut at TPC Southwind in Memphis.

One notable aspect is Tatum’s use of extra-large grips, which is a direct result of his unusually large hands. Alongside his personalized Scotty Cameron TourType SSS putter, which bears the nickname “Deuce” after his son Jayson Jr., he uses a mixed set of irons, a baby blue Jordan brand golf bag with his “JT” emblem, and, according to his stepfather/caddie, he is still testing out new PXG irons. The Titleist “Big Deuce” golf ball that Tatum uses even has his own stamp on it.