Waring made his debut on the then-European Tour at the 2018 Nordea Masters, and since then, he’s experienced several near-misses, with numerous second-place finishes and close calls. His breakthrough moment came on his 200th start, securing his first DP World Tour win after competing on the tour since 2008, having qualified through Q School in 2007. Before turning professional, Waring had a stellar amateur career, winning the English Amateur Championship in 2005 and captaining England in the Home Internationals. 

His career reached new heights when he shot a course-record 61 in the second round at Yas Links, marking the start of the best week of his career. He sealed the victory with a final-round six-under-par, holding off Tyrrell Hatton, as well as Rory McIlroy, Matt Wallace, and Tommy Fleetwood, who were all within striking distance. This win was indeed a special one for him, as it not only pushed him up the standings but also earned him a PGA Tour card. So what were his companions?

Paul Waring opts for the Ping G430 LST as his driver. He has a driving accuracy of 56.65% and a driving distance of 296.54 on average. This has been possible due to the faster swing speed and desired launch conditions that the driver provides. They have been reduced from $579.99 to $399.98. He has two types of fairway woods. Waring uses the Ping G430 LST for his 3-wood and the Titleist TSi2 for the 5-wood.

He also has a utility iron of the Wilson Staff model, which helps him in amping up the game on the course, making the larger distance shot easier to hit, with its forgiveness. For the irons, Paul Waring opts for the Wilson Staff Model CB 24 (5-9). They are known for giving a more confident swing and also embracing forgiveness, and feeling the softness of the forged construction. Currently, the irons are priced at a whopping $1199.99 on the official website.

Paul Waring’s companions for the greens

Paul Waring makes sure that he keeps options for his game on the greens. He has three wedges to begin with. To begin with, he opts for the Wilson Staff Model 24 ZM (46, 50). These are all known to have a higher loft, helping players get the ball in the air quickly for precise approach shots, chipping, and bunker play. He also uses the Titleist Vokey SM10 (56), and the Titleist Vokey SM10-WW Proto (60). 

The new PGA Tour Pro has a putts per GIR average of 1.74 and an average putts per round of 28.90. This is with the help of the Odyssey 2-Ball Tour Lined Eleven that he has been using. These are currently sold out but are priced at $299.99. He completes his kit with the Titleist Pro V1 Left Dash. What are your thoughts about Waring? Let us know in the comments section below!