Lilia Vu WITB February 2025: LPGA Star’s Golfing Essentials Explored

When you think of the American golfer Lilia Vu, you think of a few remarkable events in the women’s golfing world. Take for example her two major wins at the 2023 Chevron Championship and the 2023 Women’s British Open. By now, the American golfer has registered a total of 5 LPGA Tour wins, which is telling of her skills on the greens.

Her remarkable 2023 season continued when she won the Rolex Annika Major Award and the LPGA Tour Player of the Year award. Sounds promising enough? In 2024, she finished 2nd at the KPMG Women’s PGA Championship and registered a solid win at the Meijer LPGA Classic. Looking at these performances, it’s no wonder that Lilia’s fans will be excited to see how she delivers such splendid performances.

Well, fans are in luck because we will be taking a look at the golfer’s bag to try and understand what makes her such a compelling golfer. Interstingly, Lilia doesn’t place her trust in just one brand when it comes to her golf bag, as per Today’s golfer.

Let’s take a look at her driver first. Lilia elevates her game with the TaylorMade Stealth Plus Driver. It features adjustable lofts of 8°, 9°, and 10.5°. This, in turn, ensures a powerful and customizable ball flight. Additionally, the driver features two stock shaft options: the Project X HZRDUS Smoke Red RDX 60 for mid-flight and the Mitsubishi Kai’li White 60 for low-flight. It comes for $249.

When it comes to her fairway woods, it’s Callaway all the way. Lilia relies on two Callaway Apex Utility Woods: the Callaway Apex UW 3-wood and a 21-degree hybrid. Impressingly, both clubs feature similar D3 swing weights. It helps her achieve high-launching ball fights. It comes with a Fujikura Ventus TR Blue 6.5 shaft and costs $229.

Well, that was all about the driver and the fairway woods. What about her irons? Well, we know a little about that as well. For starters, the brand she trusts when it comes to irons is Srixon. While the Z585 4 iron boasts a 22° loft, 38.5″ length, a lie angle of 60.5°, and 12° leading edge bounce, it’s no longer available. But, worry not. Besides the Z585 model, Lilia has a full set of Srixon ZX7 MkII irons that includes 5 – 9 irons. The pitching wedge (44° loft, 63.5° lie) and approach wedge ensure seamless transitions for various shot-making situations. The entire Srixon ZX7 MkII costs a whopping $899.

What does the rest of her bag look like? Well, let’s have a brief look at them as well!

Lilia Vu’s wedges, putter, and ball

Lilia’s wedges will introduce us to a new brand. The Titleist Vokey Design SM9 wedges, available in lofts ranging from 46º to 62º, cost $149. Additionally, the wedges give her six grind options, like F Grind for full shots, and L Grind for low bounce option, among others. The wedges feature stock shafts, like the KBS Tour Lite, paired with Tour Velvet 360 White grips for optimal feel.

Lilia’s putter comes from the same brand. The precision-engineered Titleist Scotty Cameron GoLo 5 putter features a loft of 3.5º and a lie angle of 70º, available in lengths of 33″, 34″, and 35″. Unfortunately, it’s also no longer available. However, a similar option, GoLo 6, is available and costs $449.

Now that we are done with all the major clubs, let’s take a final look at another essential: the ball! Similar to her putter and wedges, Lilia Vu once again places her trust in Titleist through its Titleist Pro V1x. Its a four-piece golf ball known for its exceptional performance. It comes in white and yellow and consistently delivers long distances, exceptional spin rates on approach shots, and a high flight with a soft landing. It costs $55 and features tighter dispersion compared to the 2021 model.

Now that you have taken a look at Lilia Vu’s bag, what predictions do you have for her 2025 season? Let us know in the comments section!