Xander Schauffele WITB

Xander Schauffele is a multiple major champion and one of the most consistent players in golf, and he games a near-complete Callaway setup with a couple of Titleist Vokey wedges. His 2026 what-is-in-the-bag is built for control and repeatability rather than flash, and it is one of the most-searched setups on the PGA Tour. Below is his verified bag, club by club, followed by the story behind the key gear.

The story behind Xander Schauffele's bag

Schauffele's bag reflects his game: steady, precise and low on gimmicks. He plays the tour-preferred Triple Diamond versions of Callaway's driver and fairway wood, a tour cavity-back iron and Callaway's flagship ball, then mixes in two Titleist Vokey wedges to get exactly the grinds he wants around the green. It is a control-first setup from one of the most reliable ball strikers in the game.

Driver, fairway and hybrid

Schauffele games the Callaway Elyte Triple Diamond driver, the low-spin, tour-preferred model in Callaway's Elyte line, built for a workable, penetrating flight; for the wider Elyte family, see our Callaway Elyte driver review. He backs it with a Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond fairway wood and a Callaway Apex UW '26 utility wood at 21 degrees on a Mitsubishi Kai'li White 90 TX shaft, giving him a high, soft-landing option in place of a hard-to-hit long iron.

Irons

Schauffele plays Callaway Apex TCB irons from the 4-iron through pitching wedge, a tour cavity-back blade that blends a little forgiveness into a compact, workable head, all on heavy True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 shafts. It is a control-focused iron set that suits a precise ball striker, and the heavy steel shafts add the stability the best players rely on under pressure.

Wedges

Around the greens Schauffele mixes brands to get the exact grinds he wants: a Callaway Opus SP 52 degree, then two Titleist Vokey wedges, an SM10 56 degree and a Vokey WedgeWorks 60 degree, all on Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 shafts. Mixing wedge brands to fine-tune bounce and grind is common among the best players, and it shows Schauffele values performance over a single label in his scoring clubs.

Putter

On the greens Schauffele uses an Odyssey Toulon Design Las Vegas Prototype 7CH, a milled mallet built to his specifications for a stable, consistent roll. A player of his caliber often games a one-off proto dialed in to his exact stroke, and the mid-mallet shape gives him forgiveness without the bulk of a full high-MOI mallet.

Golf ball

Schauffele plays the Callaway Chrome Tour, the brand's flagship tour ball, which offers the blend of speed, control and greenside spin the best players demand. 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 Schauffele's setup

The lesson from Schauffele is control over gimmicks: a utility wood in place of a long iron, a compact but slightly forgiving cavity-back iron, and wedges chosen for the right grind rather than the right logo. Most amateurs should lean further toward forgiveness than he does, but the principle of fitting each club to the job is sound, and his utility wood is a genuinely copyable swap for players who struggle with long irons. 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.