Matt Fitzpatrick

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.

• Titleist31%
• Ping26%
• Bettinardi14%
• Mitsubishi8%
• 14 others21%

Mixed. No maker holds more than 31% of Matt Fitzpatrick’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 Matt Fitzpatrick 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 Matt Fitzpatrick 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.

• PuttersYes! Golf Tracy II

  “The putter, which Fitzpatrick recently returned to after a stint with a mallet putter, is a mirror image of the Yes! Tracy II model he used since he was 16 years old.”View report

• PuttersBettinardi DASS BB48 Prototype

  “But at the end of last season, Fitzpatrick decided to go with the major trend of professional golf and switch into a new Bettinardi BB48 prototype mid-mallet. He won with that wand at the DP World Tour Championship and used it for his first four starts of the PGA Tour season in 2026.”View report

• DriversTaylorMade M2 driver

  “Only a few months ago we saw him ditch his TaylorMade M2 driver from 2017 in favour of the new Titleist TSi3.”View report

• Long & utility ironsPing Blueprint S (5-iron)

  “Fitzpatrick, who's famously analytical about every element of his game, plays Ping Blueprint S irons and a Titleist Pro V1x ball, but he does not have a contract with Ping or any other club manufacturer, meaning he can and does play any clubs he wants.”View report

• WedgesTitleist Vokey SM9 Proto

  “Fitzpatrick carries four Titleist Vokey wedges, switching into a full range of the brand's new Vokey SM10 wedges towards the end of this season after previously gaming a mixture of SM9 and SM10 wedges.”View report

• DriversTitleist TSi2

  “Along with the Qi10, TaylorMade have dominated on the PGA Tour in 2025 and, for Fitzpatrick, the move to the Qi35 is a recent addition, having used the Titleist TSi2 as recently as May.”View report

• Long & utility ironsTitleist T100•S (4-iron)

  “Previously, he has swapped out his 4-iron for a Titleist T100, but moved back to the Ping i210.”View report

• DriversTitleist GT2

  “Although Fitzpatrick is not a contracted Titleist player, GolfMagic understands the 2022 US Open champion had been using a Titleist GT2 Driver at the start of last week's BMW Championship at Caves Valley in Maryland.”View report

• DriversTitleist TSi

  “He then switched into a Titleist TSI Driver with a fade move for the rest of the tournament en route to a T17 finish.”View report

• GripsWinn AVS Red 17″ putter grip

  “Matt’s used a Winn AVS grip for quite some time (we usually use Lamkin putter grips ), so when he joined team Bettinardi we wanted to give him exactly what he was familiar with.”View report

• ShoesSkechers Go Golf Blade SE shoes

  “Matt Fitzpatrick will be wearing the special-edition Skechers Go Golf Blade SE shoes at the 2024 Masters.”View report

• IronsPing Blueprint Forged

  “he has flirted with other irons and actually switched into a set of the Ping Blueprint irons for part of 2024, but the Sheffield born major champion has now gone back to his old faithfuls”View report

• ShoesSkechers Pro 5 Hyper

  “Fitzpatrick's shoe of choice last year was the Skechers Pro 5 Hyper shoe , a technology packed spiked golf shoe that delivers on Skechers renowned comfort thanks to some excellent proprietary technology.”View report