Tyrrell Hatton's bag is about as Ping-loyal as it gets: driver, fairway woods, irons, wedges, and putter all carry the Ping logo, with exactly one exception: a Titleist Vokey SM10 60° wedge he upgraded in 2025, the only non-Ping club in the entire setup.
In The Bag
- Driver Ping G440 LST, 9° Mitsubishi Diamana TB 6TX shaft
- Fairway Woods Ping G430 LST 3-wood, Ping G430 7-wood
- Long Irons (4–6) Ping i230
- Irons (7–9) Ping Blueprint Forged S
- Wedges Ping Blueprint Forged S (PW), Ping S159, 50°, 54° plus Titleist Vokey SM10, 60° (the only non-Ping club in the bag)
- Putter Ping PLD Oslo
- Golf Ball Titleist Pro V1x
One of Tour's Most Complete Single-Brand Bags
Full Ping setups aren't unheard of on tour, but having only a single non-Ping club (a specialty wedge grind, not even a full wedge set) makes Hatton's bag one of the most brand-consistent on the LIV Golf roster. It's a genuine reflection of trust in Ping's entire product ecosystem, from driver through irons and putter.
What This Bag Tells Regular Golfers
- A blended iron set (i230 forgiving long irons into Blueprint Forged S blades) gives real distance help without sacrificing feel in the scoring clubs.
- It's fine to break from an otherwise single-brand bag for one specific club, Hatton's lone Vokey wedge proves even the most brand-loyal setups can bend for the right grind.
- A 7-wood is becoming a genuinely common tour club, worth considering if you struggle with long iron approach shots.
Conclusion
Tyrrell Hatton's 2026 bag is a near-complete Ping setup: driver, fairway woods, irons, and putter all from one manufacturer, with a single Titleist wedge as the lone exception. It's a real example of what deep, sustained brand trust looks like at the highest level of the sport.