Collin Morikawa

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.

• TaylorMade77%
• True Temper9%
• 8 others15%

Concentrated. 77% of Collin Morikawa’s cited equipment is TaylorMade, the shape a full equipment contract makes.

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 Collin Morikawa was most recently reported playing, and the date beside it is when that report ran.

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Previously reported

Equipment Collin Morikawa 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.

• PuttersTaylorMade TP Soto

  “After mostly utilizing a TaylorMade TP Soto over the past couple of years as part of a full bag of clubs by the manufacturer , mixing in a couple of different prototype blade and mallet options along the way, Morikawa has moved away from the household names in favor of a tech-savvy outsider.”View report

• PuttersTaylorMade Spider ZT Black

  “That led him to start off the year with a new Spider ZT Black, before he switched again to a TaylorMade wide-body blade, similar to the one Nelly Korda used to win the LPGA’s season-opener.”View report

• DriversTaylorMade Qi35 LS

  “It's not the only equipment swap that Morikawa made at Philadelphia Cricket Club , as the 28-year-old was spotted using a TaylorMade Qi10 LS driver after previously using the newer TaylorMade Qi35 LS throughout the season.”View report

• Fairway woodsTaylorMade Qi10 3-Wood

  “Using Mitsubishi Diamana D+ Limited 80 TX shafts in both fairway woods, the American introduced them to the set-up in 2026, having previously used the TaylorMade SIM Ti 3-wood and Qi10 5-wood.”View report

• ShaftsMitsubishi Diamana D+ WB 63

  “At the start of the year, at the Sony Open in Hawaii, Morikawa switched to the Mitsubishi Diamana D+ WB 63 TX but, following his first round at Pebble Beach, it appeared he then moved back to his Mitsubishi Diamana D+ Limited 60 TX, which has been in the bag since 2020.”View report

• PuttersTaylorMade Spider ZT (counterbalance configuration)

  “In December, Morikawa switch into into a fourth putter of the year so far, jumping on the zero torque bandwagon in the process with his adoption of the TaylorMade Spider ZT.”View report

• PuttersTaylorMade Spider Tour V

  “Morikawa was pictured with a center-shafted TaylorMade Spider Tour V model in practice for this week at the Procore Championship, where he is one of 10 US Ryder Cup players in the field.”View report

• PuttersOlson 1.0 Round

  “But he has had brief stints with the TaylorMade Spider Tour V, another prototype created especially for him from the TaylorMade Putter Lab, and a Logan Olson 1.0 Round – built by an artisan putter designer that TaylorMade brought into the fold last year.”View report

• PuttersTaylorMade Spider X (copper finish)

  “He has occasionally switched putters during his career, notably at the 2024 Masters where he went to a TaylorMade Spider X mallet for the opening round before changing it on day two.”View report

• PuttersTaylorMade Olson 1.0

  “Let’s start with Collin Morikawa , who had been using a beautiful Taylor Made Olson 1.0 that, to the putter geeks, is a work of art. But for Morikawa, it saw very limited field time this week as he sidelined it after the first round”View report

• PuttersOlson prototype blade

  “He returned to a TaylorMade TP Soto blade on Friday after also using an Olson prototype blade last month - a brand of flat sticks made by engineer Logan Olson .”View report

• Fairway woodsTaylorMade SIM2 5-woodTaylorMade SIM 3-wood

  “Collin plays the SIM 3-wood (13.75° loft) and SIM2 5-wood, both with titanium heads.”View report

• Fairway woodsTaylorMade Stealth Plus 5-wood

  “Collin Morikawa is using the TaylorMade Stealth Plus 5-wood alongside his SIM 3-wood.”View report

• WedgesTaylorMade Hi-Toe wedge

  “Collin found exactly the same thing with his Hi-Toe wedge. Even though the strike was good, shots launched higher than he expected. I built him a new lob wedge with 7° of bounce (three less than his usual wedge).”View report

• ShaftsProject X 7.0

  “The only change he’s made in the last seven years is a shaft swap from Project X 6.0 to True Temper Dynamic Gold X100 Tour Issue as he got stronger and began to execute shots with different trajectories.”View report

• ShaftsMitsubishi Tensei Blue

  “To be honest, the Blue one might be benched forever now, because I think the Tensei White hybrid one I have I can pretty much hit any shot with it”View report

• Fairway woodsTaylorMade SIM Max 5-wood

  “Coming into this week, Morikawa switched from a 19-degree TaylorMade SIM Max 5 wood into a 19-degree SIM Max Rescue club; it’s actually one-of-two rescue clubs he has in his rotation.”View report

• Fairway woodsTaylorMade Aeroburner TP 3 wood

  “I used the AeroBurner for the longest time, and that was about 13 degrees, as well. So, it was just an easy transition to put the same shaft in, and just a new head, with some new technology, that just worked out perfect.”View report

• Golf ballsTitleist Pro V1x

  “In college, we did have to play the Pro V1x.”View report