Justin Rose

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.

• TaylorMade36%
• Titleist14%
• 24 others50%

Mixed. No maker holds more than 36% of Justin Rose’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 Justin Rose 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 Justin Rose 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.

• DriversTitleist TSR3

  “DRIVER: Titleist TSR3 (9 degrees), with Mitsubishi Diamana White Board 73X shaft”View report

• Fairway woodsTaylorMade M6 fairway wood

  “That said, Rose did have some TaylorMade influence in his equipment, as he continued to use the company’s TP5x ball and had a new M6 fairway wood in the bag.”View report

• PuttersScotty Cameron Phantom T-11.5 Prototype

  “Prior to the Ryder Cup in September 2025, Rose did temporarily change to the Scotty Cameron Phantom T-11.5 Prototype , but then moved back to his Phantom T-5 Tour Prototype, which has remained ever since.”View report

• DriversTitleist TSi3

  “We also saw him put a Titleist TSi3 driver in the bag last week but he has switched again this week at Bay Hill into the Ping G425 .”View report

• IronsCobra King Forged Irons

  “Justin Rose uses Cobra King Forged irons.”View report

• WedgesTaylorMade Milled Grind 4 (50 SB, 54 SB)

  “Justin Rose uses TaylorMade Milled Grind 4 wedges”View report

• DriversHonma TW747

  “For example, the TW747 driver that I had, it just looked so simple, so classic, but yet it had the thinnest carbon crown on the market.”View report

• PuttersTaylorMade TP Collection Ardmore 2

  “Rose is currently using an Axis1 Rose putter and switched from the TaylorMade TP Collection Ardmore 2 that he used in 2018.”View report

• IronsHonma Rose Proto blades

  “Rose initially put the TW747 driver in play in 2019 as well as Rose Proto blades and Rose Proto wedges.”View report

• Drivers · IronsPetron ImpalaWilson Fluid-Feel six-iron

  “But I started in the bargain bin, my dad would buy me, I think I had a Petron Impala driver, I had a Slazenger seven iron, I had a Wilson Fluid-Feel six-iron, I had all sorts of mishmash.”View report

• WedgesCleveland 588 RTX wedge

  “Even back in the day when I played a Cleveland 588, it was an old, old, old club but it had a wide, wide sole that's just always what I gravitated towards.”View report

• WedgesRam Tom Watson Beryllium copper wedge

  “And then I always had a Ram Tom Watson Beryllium copper wedge.”View report

• PuttersPing Zing

  “When I was 14 the Zing was my go-to, and then I gave this Ram Zebra a try, and yeah, those were probably my two favorite clubs growing up.”View report

• PuttersRam Zebra

  “It would have probably been a Ram Zebra putter or a Ping Zing. Those were my two putters.”View report

• Fairway woodsTaylorMade RBZ Stage 2 3 Wood

  “His 3 wood was a weaker one at 16.5 degrees in the RBZ Stage 2 model, before going straight to 3 iron.”View report

• Long & utility ironsTaylorMade RocketBladez Tour 3-iron

  “He had two different irons in his set, the RocketBladez Tour from 3-6 iron and Tour Preferred MBs from 7-PW.”View report

• WedgesTaylorMade ATV

  “Rose's wedges back then were the TaylorMade ATV in 52, 56 and 60 degree lofts.”View report

• PuttersTaylorMade Spider Blade

  “His putter was the TaylorMade Spider Blade, a 37-inch counterbalanced model.”View report

• Golf ballsTaylorMade Lethal

  “His ball was the TaylorMade Lethal, which was the replacement for the Penta TP.”View report