Thomas Pieters What’s In The Bag?
A player who has won six times on the European Tour in countries like the Czech Republic, Denmark and the Netherlands, Thomas Pieters has struggled of late to replicate the form that saw him make the 2016 Ryder Cup team. At that event, Pieters, despite being a rookie, played some incredible golf collecting four points from five matches, forming a destructive partnership with Rory McIlroy. However he has shown he is more than capable of winning of late, winning the 2022 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship. Below we have taken a look at the clubs he used to do so.
Thomas Pieters What’s In The Bag?
Driver
Titleist TSi2
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In the past Pieters had been a Callaway staff player however it appears most of those Callaway clubs have been replaced. Now it looks like he is a Titleist staff player but we are yet to confirm if this is an official partnership.
At the top of the bag Pieters is using a Titleist TSi2 driver (opens in new tab) with 10 degrees of loft. In a recent video on the Titleist UK & Ireland Facebook page, Pieters said; “This was the first driver that I put down on the ground and I said that looks nice. It really suits my eye, I am a really visual player so if I try a club, one or two shots and I will have enough feedback but this one when I put it down from the start it just matched straight away.” He also acknowledged that his old driver produced a bit too much spin and Pieters, along with Titleist club makers, brought this down with the TSi2.
Fairways
TaylorMade SIM Max
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Pieters then uses a TaylorMade SIM Max (opens in new tab) three-wood and occasionally uses a TaylorMade SIM2 Max seven-wood as well but this comes in and out of his setup.
Irons
Titleist 620CB, Titleist 620MB
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In the irons Pieters carries a combo set at the moment. He uses a 620CB four-iron, before transitioning into a set 620MB’s from five down to nine-iron. We have occasionally seen a T100 go in…
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