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Max Homa WITB
Max Homa is a six-time PGA Tour winner and one of the most popular players in golf, and he games a near-complete Cobra Puma setup headlined by cutting-edge 3D-printed irons. His 2026 what-is-in-the-bag mixes the latest technology with a trusted Scotty Cameron putter and a Titleist ball. Below is his verified bag, club by club, followed by the story behind the key gear.
Max Homa’s bag
Verified, club by club
| Club | What Max Homa plays |
|---|---|
| Driver | Cobra DS-Adapt LS (9°), Fujikura Ventus Blue VeloCore+ 70 X |
| Fairway woods | TaylorMade Qi10 |
| 4-iron | Cobra Limit3D (3D printed) |
| 5-iron | Cobra King CB |
| Irons (6-PW) | Cobra King MB 3D Printed Prototype, KBS C-Taper 130 X HT Black |
| Wedges | Cobra Snakebite (50°, 56°), Cobra King 60° 7T |
| Putter | Scotty Cameron T5.5 Prototype |
| Ball | Titleist Pro V1 |
Max Homa is a six-time PGA Tour winner and one of the most popular players in golf, and he games a near-complete Cobra Puma setup headlined by cutting-edge 3D-printed irons. His 2026 what-is-in-the-bag mixes the latest technology with a trusted Scotty Cameron putter and a Titleist ball. Below is his verified bag, club by club, followed by the story behind the key gear.
The story behind Max Homa's bag
Homa's bag is one of the most technologically interesting on tour. As a Cobra Puma staff player he games the brand's newest gear, including 3D-printed prototype irons that use additive manufacturing to place mass with a precision traditional forging cannot match. Around that high-tech core he keeps clubs he simply trusts: TaylorMade fairway woods, a Scotty Cameron putter and a Titleist ball. It is a blend of the newest technology and proven feel.
Driver and fairway woods
Homa games a Cobra DS-Adapt LS driver at 9 degrees, the low-spin model, with a Fujikura Ventus Blue VeloCore+ 70 X shaft, as part of his multi-year Cobra Puma deal. He backs it with TaylorMade Qi10 fairway woods, one of the few non-Cobra parts of his long game, giving him high, stable options into long holes. It is a mix that shows he still fits each slot on its own merits.
Irons
The signature of Homa's bag is his Cobra combo iron set built around 3D-printing: a Limit3D 4-iron, a King CB 5-iron, then King MB 3D Printed Prototype blades from the 6-iron through pitching wedge, all on KBS C-Taper 130 X HT Black shafts. The 3D-printed blades use additive manufacturing to build precisely weighted heads, giving a pure ball striker like Homa the feel of a blade with subtle engineering benefits. It is one of the most advanced iron setups in professional golf.
Wedges
Around the greens Homa stays with Cobra, playing Snakebite wedges in 50 and 56 degrees plus a Cobra King 60-degree 7T wedge. Keeping his wedges in the same family as his irons gives him a consistent look and feel through the scoring clubs, and the Snakebite grooves are built for high spin and control around the greens.
Putter
On the greens Homa games a Scotty Cameron T5.5 Prototype mallet, a putter he has trusted for some time and one of the few clubs in his bag not made by Cobra. Sticking with a putter that works while embracing new technology elsewhere is a smart, balanced approach, and the mid-mallet shape gives him forgiveness with a clean look.
Golf ball
Homa plays the Titleist Pro V1, the softer, all-round tour ball trusted by more professionals than any other. It is the same ball amateurs can buy; see our Titleist Pro V1 review for how it performs for the rest of us.
What you can learn from Homa's setup
The lesson from Homa is a balanced one: embrace new technology where it genuinely helps, such as forgiving long irons and modern driver adjustability, but keep the clubs you trust, like his putter and ball. His 3D-printed blades are for elite ball strikers, so most amateurs should game a more forgiving iron, but his combo set that eases the long irons is a sound template. Explore the mainstream versions of this gear in our drivers hub and golf balls hub, or see more setups in our tour player WITB library.
FAQ
What driver does Max Homa use?
Max Homa plays a Cobra DS-Adapt LS driver at 9 degrees, the low-spin model, with a Fujikura Ventus Blue VeloCore+ 70 X shaft, as part of his multi-year Cobra Puma deal.
What irons does Max Homa play?
He plays a Cobra combo set headlined by 3D-printed technology: a Limit3D 4-iron, a King CB 5-iron, then King MB 3D Printed Prototype blades from the 6-iron through pitching wedge, all on KBS C-Taper 130 X HT Black shafts.
What golf ball does Max Homa use?
Homa plays the Titleist Pro V1, the softer, all-round tour ball, which is one of the few non-Cobra items in his bag and the same ball amateurs can buy off the shelf.
What are 3D-printed golf irons?
3D-printed irons like Homa's Cobra King MB use additive manufacturing to build a hollow or intricately weighted head that would be hard to make by traditional forging or casting, allowing precise placement of mass for feel and control.
What putter does Max Homa use?
He games a Scotty Cameron T5.5 Prototype mallet, a putter he has trusted for some time and one of the few clubs in his bag not made by Cobra.
What wedges does Max Homa play?
Homa carries Cobra Snakebite wedges in 50 and 56 degrees, plus a Cobra King 60-degree 7T wedge, keeping his short game within the Cobra family.
Is Max Homa a Cobra staff player?
Yes. Homa games a near-complete Cobra Puma bag: driver, irons and wedges, with TaylorMade fairway woods, a Scotty Cameron putter and a Titleist Pro V1 ball as the exceptions.
What shaft is in Max Homa's driver?
A Fujikura Ventus Blue VeloCore+ 70 X, a mid-launch, X-stiff shaft built for stability and a controlled ball flight at high speed.
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