Tony Finau
Ping · 49% of cited equipment
at least 14 clubs cited · 53 reports
Who pays, and what gets played
Brand share across the bag, weighted by how often each maker is reported rather than by how many products carry its name — one driver named in ninety reports is not the equal of a grip named once.
- Ping49%
- Titleist13%
- Nike10%
- 14 others28%
Mixed. No maker holds more than 49% of Tony Finau’s cited equipment, which is what a bag looks like when nobody has bought all of it.
The bag
Every line is a claim someone published, kept beside the report it came from. The leading club in each slot is the one Tony Finau was most recently reported playing, and the date beside it is when that report ran.
in play, most recently reportedin testing — in hand, not committedmoved off
Changes
Equipment Tony Finau has been reported moving off, against whatever now leads that slot. The report that noticed the change is quoted beneath each one.
“with his preferred head being a wide-body Anser 2D”View report
“For nearly his entire career, Finau has played the Nippon Modus3 Tour 120 TX shaft in his irons, but during his offseason at the end of last year — unbeknownst to Oates or the Ping Tour team — Finau did some testing on his own and switched to the KBS $-Taper 130 X.”View report
- PuttersFebruary 2026PLD Milled Ally Blue Onset putterPrototype Scottsdale Tec Ally Blue Onset putter
“But last summer, he started experimenting with mallets and landed on a Ping PLD Milled Ally Blue Onset putter. That switch was short-lived, but it sent Finau down the rabbit hole that eventually led him to try the head shape again at the Farmers’ Insurance Open this year.”View report
“Finau did experiment with Titleist’s new Pro V1x Double Dot prototype golf ball from last summer until January, but made the switch back to the Left Dot at the American Express.”View report
“Tony Finau uses the Ping G425 driver.”View report
“Tony Finau uses Ping S159 wedges”View report
“Tony Finau uses a Vokey Wedgeworks Lob wedge”View report
- PuttersJuly 2021Piretti Matera Elite Midnight Black Special EditionPrototype Scottsdale Tec Ally Blue Onset putter
“Finau’s previous Piretti Matera Elite putter featured 4 degrees of loft to help counteract the forward press the Tour winner would impart on the blade”View report · reported 2 times
“He did, however, switch shafts, opting for Mitsubishi Chemical’s Diamana D Limited 70TX over the Accra Tour TZ6 M5 Prototype 75 he’d been using since last year.”View report
“Finau underwent driver shaft testing to locate something that was stiffer in the tip than the Mitsubishi's Diamana RF ("Red Board") profile he'd been using since the Players Championship , but softer than the Accra Tour Z X485 preceding RF.”View report
“Finau underwent driver shaft testing to locate something that was stiffer in the tip than the Mitsubishi's Diamana RF ("Red Board") profile he'd been using since the Players Championship , but softer than the Accra Tour Z X485 preceding RF.”View report
“With his previous Piretti Matera Elite putter, Finau opted for a 150-gram Piretti Jumbo grip with a mammoth counterweight to offset the 375-gram head.”View report
“It turns out Finau and Nike teamed together to concoct the ankle-protecting golf shoe, which they have dubbed the Finau 1.”View report
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Uses the same gear — Ping PLD Anser 2, Ping Blueprint T (6-PW), Ping S259 Wedges (50°, 56°)
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Uses the same gear — Ping G410 Plus driver, Ping G410 LST 3-wood, Ping G425 Max Driver (10.5°)
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Uses the same gear — Ping S259 Wedges (50°, 56°), Ping Glide 4.0 wedges (50, 54, 58 degrees), Ping Blueprint S (5-iron)
Brooks Koepka
Uses the same gear — Mitsubishi Diamana White D+ 70 TX, Nike Vapor Fly Pro (3-iron), Mitsubishi Chemical Diamana D Limited 70TX