Min Woo Lee WITB

Min Woo Lee is one of the most exciting young stars and biggest hitters in golf, and he games a near-complete Callaway setup topped with a loaded long game. His 2026 what-is-in-the-bag pairs a tour driver with a mini driver, a utility wood and players' irons, a setup built to give a power player control off the tee. Below is his verified bag, club by club, followed by the story behind the key gear.

The story behind Min Woo Lee's bag

Lee's bag is built for speed with control. Like several big hitters, he loads the top of the bag with options: a tour driver, a mini driver and a high-lofted utility wood, so he can dial back to a more controllable club on tight holes. The rest is a clean Callaway players' setup with a couple of Titleist Vokey wedges mixed in for the exact grinds he wants. It is a modern, aggressive bag from one of the game's most watched young players.

Driver, mini driver and utility wood

Lee games the Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond driver at 10.5 degrees, the low-spin, tour-preferred model, with a Fujikura Ventus Black VeloCore+ 7 X shaft; you can read about it in our Callaway Quantum driver review. He backs it with a Callaway Elyte Mini driver at 13.5 degrees for controllable tee shots, from the family covered in our Callaway Elyte driver review, plus a Callaway Apex utility wood at 21 degrees for high, soft-landing long approaches.

Irons

Lee plays Callaway X Forged 24 irons, a compact players' iron built for control and shot-shaping rather than maximum forgiveness. It is a demanding set that rewards his pure ball striking, letting him flight and shape approaches the way the best players do. Pairing an aggressive long game with a control-focused iron set is the mark of a player who wants both distance and precision.

Wedges

Around the greens Lee plays a mix of Callaway and Titleist Vokey wedges, choosing the specific grinds and lofts that best suit his short game rather than sticking to a single brand. Mixing wedge brands to fine-tune bounce and grind is common among the best players, and it shows Lee prioritizes performance over a matching set in his scoring clubs.

Putter

On the greens Lee uses an Odyssey Ai-One TRTL, a mallet putter with an AI-designed insert built to deliver more consistent roll and ball speed on off-center strikes. The forgiving mallet suits an aggressive player who wants a dependable roll to complement his length off the tee.

Golf ball

Lee plays the Callaway Chrome Tour X, the firmer, lower-spinning of Callaway's two flagship tour balls, which suits his fast, powerful swing. It is the same ball amateurs can buy off the shelf, making his ball one of the more accessible parts of his bag.

What you can learn from Min Woo Lee's setup

The idea to borrow from Lee is his loaded top of the bag: a mini driver and utility wood give a big hitter controllable options that a single 3-wood cannot. His X Forged irons are for the best ball strikers, so most amateurs should lean toward more forgiveness, but the principle of pairing distance off the tee with control into the greens is sound. His mixed wedge setup is also worth copying for anyone who wants the right grind for each shot. 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.