Jason Day’s career crowning glory was winning the PGA Championship in 2015. After a few relatively fallow seasons, he rediscovered his form and had a pretty good 2023. He won a PGA Tour event, finished second at the British Open and secured eight top-10 finishes. The Tour veteran has come to the Hero World Challenge on the heels of a second wind.

The 36-year-old is an elite golfer. One doesn’t get invited by Tiger Woods for the Hero World Challenge unless he is top-class. It’s just a 20-player field and Day is one of them. It will be interesting to see how he performs at the Albany Golf Club in the Bahamas this week. However, for any golfer, equipment is as important as his/her skill-set. Here’s a look into what Day carries in the bag.

A peek into the bag of Jason Day for Hero World Challenge

Jason Day has been playing TaylorMade clubs since he turned pro in 2006. Of late, however, he has mixed different brands. At the moment, Day is using a Ping G430 LST driver that has 10.5 degrees loft. The shaft fitted to the driver is TPT Prototype. The market price of this, when all combined, is around $840.

Day’s three-wood is TaylorMade SIM Max, with 15 degrees loft. A Mitsubishi Kuro Kage XTS 80 TX shaft is fitted to it. The three-wood is available for around $116 in the market. The one-time Major winner plays TaylorMade Stealth five-wood. It has 18 degrees loft and is fitted to Mitsubishi Kuro Kage 80 X shaft. The five-wood can be bought for around $210.

Moving on to the irons, TaylorMade P770 (3-4) and TaylorMade P7MC (5-PW) are Day’s favorites. Both are fitted to True Temper Dynamic Gold X7 shafts. A P770 is available for $1,224.99 on the TaylorMade online store. A TaylorMade P7MC iron set can be bought for $1,299.99.

After a few experiments, a settled putter

Day plays three types of wedges; Titleist Vokey Design SM9 (52-08F, 56-10S, 60-08M). All are fitted to True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 shafts. His putter is TaylorMade Itsy Bitsy Spider Ghost and the ball he plays is Bridgestone Tour B X. The wedges cost around $149, the putter can be bought for $500 and the ball is priced at around $42.

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Golf Monthly mentioned that while testing, the driver that Day plays was found to be facilitating an increase in ball speed and a reduction in spin. But it’s the putter that the Aussie has tinkered with a lot in the last few years before settling on the current one.

Well, with the stunning gear that the Australian golfer uses, it will be interesting to find out how he performs in at the Albany Golf Club in the coming days!

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