One of the biggest differences between elite golfers and average players is that pros are consistently good from the fairway. They get the ball on the green more often, which leads to birdie chances and keeps big numbers off their scorecard.

Here is a list of players who lead the PGA Tour in strokes gained approach-the-green, along with the irons and shafts they use to get the job done.

Henrik Stenson’s Callaway Legacy Black irons (David Dusek/Golfweek)

1. Henrik Stenson

1.112 strokes gained approach-the-green
Callaway Legacy Black (3-PW), with Nippon Modus 120X shafts