Brendan Steele WITB 2024: Exploring the American’s LIV Golf Gear

He has a total of 10 professional victories, three of which came on the PGA Tour. But right now, Brendan Steele is hoping to clinch his 11th win in the breakaway league and has, in fact, also put up a commendable performance at the LIV Golf event in Adelaide. He sure couldn’t have managed that without the perfect set of tools that he keeps with him at all times on the greens.

When it comes to his drivers, the member of the HyFlyers GC turns to the Ping G425 LST (10.5 degrees @ 9.5 degrees). The club, which is attached to the Mitsubishi Diamana DF 70 TX shaft is currently marked at $399.98 and boasts a pear-shaped head to reduce spin and increase speed.

Steele depends on the TaylorMade M6 lofted at 15 degrees for his 3-woods while choosing the TaylorMade SIM Max (21 degrees) for his 7-woods. Although the former, costing $219.98, is attached to the Aldila Rogue White 130 M.S.I 70 TX, the professional made a slight change with the latter, which is marked at $199.97, and combined it with the Rogue White 130 M.S.I 80 TX.

The 3-time PGA Tour champ’s next choice of clubs falls on the Callaway Apex UT at 21 degrees attached to the Aerotech SteelFiber i110 for his 3-irons at $274.99. Meanwhile, Steele also uses a similarly-priced Wilson FG Tour V4 and the Wilson Staff Model, both of which are attached to the True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 shafts, for his 4-iron and 5-iron respectively.

The 2017 Safeway Open champ depends on the Wilson Staff Model (50-08), Titleist Vokey Design SM9 (58-08M, 60-04L), and Wilson Staff (60-10 @ 62 degrees), all of which are combined with the True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour issue S400 for his wedges. Out of the three, the first and third sets are forged with 8620 Carbon steel and are marked at $99.98 each. Meanwhile, the second costs $149.98 and boasts a better distance and control owing to an efficient design.

What putters does Brendan Steele use?

In the case of the LIV Golf Pro’s putter, the professional’s eyes fall on the Odyssey 2-ball Tour-Lined #11 and an Odyssey Eleven attached to the Odyssey Tri-Hot and Odyssey Stroke Lab grips respectively. He uses these two clubs, both of which cost around $229.98-$249.98 to hole his Staff Model Balls.

Although the golfer hasn’t opened his books in 2024, he has managed to keep many eyes on him through the choice of tools that he was able to equip himself with. What did you think of his equipment? Share your thoughts below.