Adam Scott

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.

• Titleist44%
• L.A.B. Golf10%
• TaylorMade9%
• 19 others37%

Mixed. No maker holds more than 44% of Adam Scott’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 Adam Scott 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

Previously reported

Equipment Adam Scott has been reported playing and is no longer reported with. The report saying so is quoted beneath each one, and several often come from the same article.

• DriversTaylorMade Stealth 2 Plus

  “In 2023, Scott took out the 2-wood and chose the popular TaylorMade Stealth 2 Plus driver, as well as a 3-wood and a five-wood in the same model.”View report

• Long & utility ironsSrixon Z U85 (3-iron)

  “The Masters champion of 2013 put in a Srixon ZU85 3-iron, but sometimes switched it out for a TaylorMade Qi10 9-wood, and a full set of custom Adam Scott Miura blade AS-1 irons.”View report

• IronsTitleist 710 MB

  “That’s just the look Scott grew up on and tended to prefer in his Titleist irons, which included the 680 MB and 710 MB, the latter he used to win the 2013 Masters.”View report

• WedgesTitleist WedgeWorks Proto (60-K*)

  “Wedges: Titleist Vokey Design SM9 (48-10F), Titleist Vokey Design SM10 (54-14F), WedgeWorks Proto (60-K*). Project X LZ 6.5 in the 48˚, True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 in the 54˚ and 60˚.”View report

• PuttersL.A.B. Direct Force

  “He has had success with the LAB Direct Force putter in the past but visually felt it was slightly too big.”View report

• IronsMiura KM-700 irons

  “Scott revealed on Wednesday that the decision to switch from a full set of Miura blades to a mixed setup featuring Srixon’s ZX MK II utility iron and Miura’s CB-302 (4-5) and KM-700 (6-9) wasn’t all that difficult to make.”View report

• Shafts · GripsMitsubishi Diamana Matte XL.A.B. Golf Press Pristol grip

  “Model: L.A.B. Golf OZ.1i HS Length: 35″ Lie: 71˚ Loft: 3˚ Shaft: Mitsubishi Diamana Matte X L.A.B. Golf Shaft Lean: 2˚ Grip: L.A.B. Golf Press Pristol”View report

• PuttersScotty Cameron Futura X

  “He stuck it out with the long putter though and he had the Scotty Futura X Prototype in play when he broke his major duck at Augusta.”View report

• IronsTitleist 681.AS Prototype irons

  “Scott drew some eyebrow raises last month when, after three years out of the bag, he re-inserted his custom Titleist 681.AS Prototype irons into the bag in Philadelphia.”View report

• Fairway woodsTaylorMade Qi35 Bonded 3-wood

  “His TaylorMade BRNR mini-driver had become a staple in his bag for over a year, but at the Truist Championships a few weeks ago, Scott switched this out for a 16.5˚ TaylorMade Qi35 3-wood”View report

• Long & utility ironsTitleist 620 CB (3-iron)

  “A devotee of Titleist blades for many years, Scott even tried cavity-back Titleist 620 CB irons for a time last year.”View report

• GripsGolf Pride Z-Grip

  “It started with Golf Pride’s Z-Grip Cord and eventually shifted to the New Decade MultiCompound when he switched to Srixon irons at the Genesis Invitational.”View report

• PuttersScotty Cameron Newport 2 GSS

  “Because I putted with a Newport 2-style putter forever.”View report

• Golf ballsTitleist Professional 90

  “I mean, I turned pro with a wound golf ball. It was a Professional90 I was playing.”View report

• ShaftsProject X LS 6.5

  “Working with Loegering, Scott moved into the lower spinning Project X LS in an attempt to drop spin. However, the change came with a few drawbacks.”View report

• WedgesMiura AS-1 pitching wedge

  “Scott officially replaced his Miura AS-1 pitching wedge for a 48-degree Titleist Vokey Design SM8.”View report

• IronsTitleist 680 Forged irons

  “After the 710s, I fell back into the 680s. I guess I like offset, and they have a little more offset, a longer blade, a higher toe, they’re less boxy and less symmetrical.”View report

• PuttersL.A.B. Golf DirectedForce

  “At the Honda Classic, Scott added another putter to the list in the form of L.A.B. Golf DirectedForce's oversize mallet, which features a maroon-colored head and arguably one of the most interesting shapes on the market.”View report

• PuttersScotty Cameron Xperimental Rev X11 (long shaft)

  “He was using a Scotty Cameron Xperimental Rev X11 putter with the long shaft, or a LAB Directed Force putter but the current model appears to be a variation of the L.A.B. Golf "Mezz.1 Proto".”View report

• IronsTitleist 681T irons

  ““I used them I guess when they came out, in about 2003,” Scott told GOLF.com. “I had some 681 irons, too, back then.”View report

• IronsTitleist 681 Forged irons

  “Up until late last year when he used personalized Titleist 681.AS irons, his blade of choice for long stretches was a set of 681 Forged that debuted in 2003.”View report

• PuttersScotty Cameron 009

  ““Adam Scott had a 009, Geoff Ogilvy was putting with a 009, those were like my favorite players, but I really wanted to go in and get a GSS, because my friends at the club I grew up at were like, ‘Dude, this is like a $5-10,000 putter; this is German Stainless Steel, it’s soft, it’s what Tiger uses, it’s what all the pros were using,” Spieth said.”View report

• Fairway woodsTitleist TSi3 3-wood

  “After trying out several L.A.B Golf putters, the Aussie shook up the top of his bag at the Players Championship, replacing his Titleist TSi3 woods with TaylorMade Stealth Plus.”View report

• IronsTitleist MB 710 blades

  “Then I moved into AP2 irons for a while when they first came out, then I used the MB 710 blades – I actually won the Masters with the 710 blades.”View report

• ShaftsAutoFlex driver shaft

  “At the Farmers Insurance Open Adam Scott used a new driver shaft, a lightweight model (approximately 55 grams) from AutoFlex that Scott hoped would boost his swing speed for more yards.”View report

• DriversTitleist 975D

  “I had a 137-gram shaft in a very small Titleist 975d head at 43.5 inches, and now we're at 45 inches and 460cc heads with a shaft that weighs nearly half as much as what I used originally.”View report

• DriversTitleist TS3

  “So finding that balance point for me got me into the TS4 last year, which is a slightly smaller head and I felt like that I could feel the head a little more than the TS3.”View report

• PuttersScotty Cameron Futura mallet

  “That putter was developed after winning The Masters and getting to No.1, and kind of refining the Futura-style putter that I was using at that point.”View report

• PuttersScotty Cameron Studio Newport 2

  “2010: Scotty Cameron Studio Newport 2”View report

• PuttersScotty Cameron Rev X10 Xperimental Prototype

  “2016-17: Scotty Cameron Rev X10 Xperimental Prototype (35-inch)”View report

• PuttersScotty Cameron by Titleist prototype

  “2008-2009: Scotty Cameron by Titleist Prototype”View report

• PuttersOdyssey White Ice #7

  “As well as the Odyssey White Ice #7, at the WGC-Cadillac he trialled the claw grip before switching to a more conventional grip for the weekend.”View report

• PuttersScotty Cameron Kombi Centre-Shafted longScotty Cameron 340 short

  “2018: Scotty Cameron Kombi Centre-Shafted long putter and Scotty Cameron 340 short putter”View report

• DriversTitleist 915D3

  “Scott also had a new Titleist 915D2 driver in play, having switched at PGA National from the 915D3 he had been using.”View report