Fresh off a commanding $675,000 victory at the PIF Saudi Ladies International, Atthaya “Jeeno” Thitikul returns home as the World No. 2 and tournament favorite for the Honda LPGA Thailand. The 21-year-old Thai star, who dominated the 2024 season with $6.06 million in earnings, including a historic $4 million win at the CME Group Tour Championship, brings a meticulously crafted equipment setup to Siam Country Club’s Old Course for the February 20-23 event.

After withdrawing from last year’s tournament due to a wrist injury, Thitikul returns with renewed momentum following her impressive 16-under-par 200 (68-63-69) victory in Saudi Arabia. As she aims to join Ariya Jutanugarn (2021) and Patty Tavatanakit as the third Thai winner of this prestigious $1.7 million event, let’s examine the arsenal she’ll be wielding on the tree-lined fairways of Siam Country Club.

The creative powerhouse behind Jenno Thitikul’s commanding performance

Thitikul’s relationship with her equipment goes beyond mere specifications. At the heart of her impressive 265+ yard driving display sits the Callaway Ai-Smoke Triple Diamond driver ($599), featuring a 9-degree loft and a precisely fitted Fujikura Ventus Red 5S shaft ($350). “It’s my favorite club,” she reveals, highlighting how the driver’s higher MOI and increased forgiveness have improved her spin rate and ball speed.

Her fairway setup shows a blend of cutting-edge technology and strategic selection. The Callaway Ai-Smoke Max HL ($349) with its 16.5-degree loft and Fujikura Ventus Blue TR 6S shaft demonstrates her preference for control, while her Callaway Apex UW ($299) at 19 degrees, paired with a Mitsubishi Diamana GT 60S shaft, provides the versatility needed for challenging approach shots. This combination has already proven its worth at Siam Country Club, particularly during her bogey-free opening round of 65, where her precise fairway wood play set up that memorable 30-foot eagle on the par-5 17th.

The precision artillery in her bag includes Callaway X-Forged 24 Star 4-5 irons ($1,200 for the set) and X-Forged 24 6-PW ($1,400 for the set), all equipped with KBS TGI 80S shafts ($200 each). This split set configuration isn’t just for show – during Round 2 at Siam Country Club, Thitikul’s iron play was particularly devastating, as evidenced by her approach shot on the 9th hole that set up that crowd-pleasing 50-foot birdie putt. The progressive design, ranging from 20.5° in the 4-iron to 42° in the pitching wedge, offers a perfect blend of forgiveness in the long irons and precision in the scoring clubs. This versatility has been crucial in her tournament-leading -21 performance, especially on Siam Country Club’s tree-lined fairways, where precision is paramount.

Personal flair meets precision in Jenno Thitikul’s short game setup

The precision of Thitikul’s short game setup is matched only by its personalization. Her Callaway Jaws Raw wedges (48° and 52°) and Opus Raw (58°), each priced at $179, carry her signature “Jeeno” stamp alongside decorative stars. The 58-degree wedge has been specifically adjusted to a 57.5° effective loft, a customization that’s already paid dividends at Siam Country Club, particularly during her bogey-free opening round.

Her putting arsenal centers around the Odyssey White Hot Versa 7 putter ($299), featuring a Double Bend shaft at 32 inches. The putter’s high-contrast alignment aids have proven particularly effective this week, as demonstrated by that remarkable 50-foot birdie putt on the ninth hole during Round 2.

The attention to detail extends throughout her bag. Her Callaway Chrome Tour X balls ($49.99 per dozen) feature a distinctive hand-drawn crown logo and “J” initial, while her clubs sport specially colored Elite A50 grips ($12 each). The practical touch of a pink grip on her 9-iron serves a unique purpose—helping her father identify her clubs during tournament broadcasts. This blend of personal flair and practical customization has been a hallmark of her equipment setup throughout the 2025 season.

As Thitikul continues her pursuit of the $255,000 winner’s prize at the Honda LPGA Thailand, her equipment setup, totaling approximately $7,200, stands as a testament to both technical excellence and personal expression. What do you think about her creative approach to equipment customization? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.