With a little over $700,000 in earnings this year, Allisen Corpuz has certainly made her mark in the world of golf. She has been a member of the LPGA Tour since 2022, and her breakthrough season was in 2023 when she won the US Women’s Open. This feat marked her maiden major glory. She is competing in the Solheim Cup this year and is helping Team USA bring the glory back home.

Along with her skills, her golf arsenal is also playing an instrumental role in her performance at the 2024 Solheim Cup. Let’s have a look at Allisen Corpuz’s arsenal, which is sponsored by PING.

Allisen Corpuz’s reliance on PING clubs

For the driver, she relies on a G430 Max 10K driver. The Carbonfly Wrap crown that this driver has helps in launching the ball higher with less spin for consistently longer and straighter results. Earlier, she was using a PING G430 LST driver with a 10-degree loft.

Corpuz has a PING G430 10K Max Fairway Wood with different lofts for the 3-wood and 5-wood and a Tour AD IZ-6 SR shaft in her bag. Priced at around $600, it is a good choice at tight par 4s and even longer approach shots. This one also helps her maximize her ball speed.

She also has a hybrid, PING G410 (5H) with an Alta CB Black 70 shaft. Costing around $250 to $270, the club is a distinct addition to her bag, with tungsten weighting for optimizing the center of gravity. The design of the club helps in getting higher launch angles and makes it an ideal choice for long approach shots. She previously used the PING G410 22-degree.

Her irons are the PING i230 Irons (5-UW) with Nippon Modus 150 S shaft. This one offers precise control and consistency, providing her with an amazing feel while offering forgiveness for an improved game. Her prowess with the irons was on full display at the Chevron Championship, with her accuracy being a key factor in her impressive 4th-place finish. Costing $185 to $200 per club, it is a popular choice amongst golfers.

Wedges and putters in Corpuz’s bag

Corpuz uses two PING wedges in her bag: the PING s159 wedges with lofts of 54° (S grind) and 58° (B grind). These wedges are paired with Nippon Modus 105 S shafts. Known for their versatility, these are made to play a variety of short game shots, from bunker play to chipping around the greens. She previously used three PING Glide 4.0 wedges, which were a set of 5-degree, 54-degree, and 58-degree wedges. The price is $179 to $199 per wedge.

For her putter, she uses the ever-reliable PING 2021 DS 72, which is renowned for its precision and stability. At a price point of $270 to $300, its mallet design and adjustable length shaft make it versatile equipment. It also features a dual-durometer insert in the face that gives the user more control of the speed. Lastly, she uses the ever-reliable Titleist Pro V1 golf balls, which are a Tour favorite.

With her second appearance at the Solheim Cup, it will be interesting to see how she fares, given the immense potential and talent she has displayed.