36-year-old Patton Kizzire has been a Titleist-sponsored athlete almost all his career. The PGA Tour star turned pro in 2008 and since then the equipment has served him well, helping him win twice on the Tour. This season the American star even found 2 top-10 finishes, at the Myrtle Beach Classic and the Barracuda Championship. And this week he’s looking to add the first title of this season and the third of his career at the 2024 Procore Championship, While he holds the lead ahead of the final round, let’s take a look at what he’s got in his bag to assist him.

For his needs off the tee, Kizzire uses the new Titleist GT3 Driver with 9 degrees of loft which costs consistent impact points. It has an adjustable CG point which Titleist says will increase distance and control.

Coming to his irons he uses three different designs. For the 3 and 4 irons, he uses the 2023 T200s distance irons. These irons are almost blades that give golfers speed, launch, and forgiveness. They cost $200 each. His 5 iron is a Titleist T100 which was also released in 2023 and is the most Tour-centric set of irons Titleist has. They both give a great feel and have Vokey-inspired bounce. It gives players great control of the milled face in order to shape shots.

The rest of his irons, 6 and upwards, are 620 CBs, which cost $175 per iron. These are more forgiving, cavity-backed designs. They are classics and have great appeal to the golfer who likes the romance of the sport. They offer a great feel and playability.

Moving on to the best part of any Titleist golf set, Patton Kizzire has 4 Vokey Design SM 10 wedges. He uses the pitching 48 degrees, a 52-degree gap wedge, and two lob wedges of 56 and 60 degrees. Throughout the years, he has updated his wedges and uses the latest and most advanced range. These cost $189 per club and come in a variety of sole grinds.

As for his putter, he uses the Scotty Cameron GoLo Tour putter. For his ball, he uses the classic Titleist Pro V1.

Are Vokey-designed wedges the best on Tour?

Canadian Bob Vokey was inducted into the Canadian Golf Hall of Fame for his contribution to club-making. He is the man who has most innovated the bounce and grind design of modern wedges. But he hasn’t stopped innovating golf to date. The Vokey Design Wedges are probably the most sought-after wedges in the game of golf. Certainly, other companies have since upped their game, but Vokey’s wedges are still some of the best for their feel, variety of grind, and spin.

Bob Vokey first launched an S grind for Steve Stricker and then customized the grind for various other players, including Seve Ballesteros and Lee Trevino. And this week Patton Kizzire’s short game is proving just how beneficial the Vokey’s wedges are!