Patrick Cantlay hasn’t won a tournament this year but he has had 4 top-10 finishes. The pro has not been ranked in the top 10 of the world rankings for three years, but at present, he is competing in the Presidents Cup, and will surely be looking forward to helping the American squad get close to victory. His clubs will play an integral part in his potential success. Let’s take a look at his golf bag for the tournament.

Patrick Cantlay is team Titleist

He has been using Titleist clubs ever since he joined the PGA Tour. He constantly updates his selection and always likes to use modern equipment. This is reflected in his choice of driver, as he has the Titleist GT2 with a Mitsubishi Diamana ZF 60 TX shaft. At $649, the driver is made to ensure distance with a design that is forgiving. The internal weighting mechanism is key to achieving a balance between forgiveness and speed.

For his Fairway Woods, Cantlay opts for the Titleist 915F with a 15° loft, fitted with a Mitsubishi Diamana ZF 70 TX shaft. He also carries a Titleist TS2 with a 21° loft and a Mitsubishi Diamana ZF 80 TX shaft. Priced at $299, the 915F has a high-speed face insert that helps in making shots at a higher ball speed across the face. With sixteen unique lofts and lie combinations that give you the most precise fit available, the TS2 is designed to provide explosive speed and forgiveness across the face. It is only available through a custom order.

As for his irons, he uses the Titleist 718 AP2 (4-iron – 9-iron), with a True Temper Dynamic Gold 120 Tour Issue X100 shaft. It costs $185/club (steel) and $210/club (graphite). It is made for players who demand ultimate playability with consistent distance and forgiveness. In addition to Cantlay, Jordan Spieth also uses these irons. “It’s a competitive advantage… and I have it,” said Spieth about these irons. Cantlay also has some interesting choices when it comes to his wedges and putter.

Other clubs in Cantlay’s bag explored

Cantlay uses the Titleist Vokey SM7 (46°, 52°) and Titleist Vokey SM9 (56°,60°) as his wedges. The Vokey SM7 costs $175 for the Tour Chrome, Brushed Steel, and Jet Black versions and  $195 for the raw version. The wedges feature a progressive center of gravity, which means that the player can achieve a better distance that feels great. It also features a Parallel Face Texture that provides consistent groove edges, higher-quality tolerances, and improved spin.

The Vokey SM9 is another popular choice with the pros. The T Grind is made to provide the ultimate shot-making versatility in any condition. The grind applied is also done by Bob Vokey himself. “With SM9 wedges, you’re going to hit it closer to the hole, more often“, said Vokey. He uses the Scotty Cameron T-5 Prototype putter. He uses the Titleist Pro V1x, costing $55 for a dozen balls. The ball is recommended for players with launches that are naturally low in height and low in spin. Lastly, Cantlay wears the Adidas Tour 360 ‘24 golf shoes, going for $200. He is sponsored by B. Draddy and is often seen in their apparel.

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