Tyrrell Hatton What’s In The Bag?

Tyrrell Hatton What’s In The Bag?

Over the past few years Englishman Tyrrell Hatton has racked up some huge victories on both the European and PGA Tours and as such has become a regular fixture of the top 20 in the world golf rankings, reaching a career-high of 5th in January 2021. In this video he talks us through his equipment setup and we have listed the clubs  below as well.

Tyrrell Hatton What’s In The Bag?

Driver

Ping G425 LST

He is a Ping staffer and currently carries nearly a full bag of the brand’s equipment. His driver is the Ping G425 LST model (Low Spin Technology) which has 10.5 degrees of loft but he has it in the big minus setting which lofts it down to around 9.5 degrees. In our testing the G425 range felt more stable than the previous G410 models, and produced a straighter flight and tighter dispersion, without sacrificing distance.

Fairways

Ping G425 LST, Ping G425 Max

He then uses two Ping G425 woods, one of which is a LST three-wood and the other is a Max seven-wood which Hatton describes as probably his favourite club in the bag. Despite having what appears to be a relatively compact head shape, the G425 fairway woods are very forgiving and have increased ball speed when comparing to the G410 models. 

Irons

Ping i210

His irons are Ping i210’s and they go from four-iron down to pitching wedge. He also occasionally carries a utility iron but this tends to be reserved for links courses. The Englishman used to have Project X shafts in his irons however he has now gone for Nippon Modus3 Tour 120 X shafts instead. Hatton seems comfortable with the irons that came out a few years ago, and he said he is comfortable with the entire Ping range in his bag too. In 2021 he said; “There’s a comfort level with the people at Ping and with their clubs tee to green that gives me a lot reassurance and confidence that I’m always in a good position to play my best golf.”