Phil Mickelson

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.

• Callaway53%
• Odyssey12%
• 16 others35%

Mostly Callaway. 53% of Phil Mickelson’s cited equipment is Callaway, with the rest spread across other makers.

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

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Previously reported

Equipment Phil Mickelson 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.

• PuttersOdyssey Sabertooth

  “Callaway’s Senior PGA Tour rep Johnny Thompson recalled the that Mickelson requested a left-handed Odyssey White Hot XG Sabertooth belly putter.”View report

• Fairway woodsCallaway X Hot 3Deep

  “One week after he used two drivers at the U.S. Open , Mickelson followed up the quirky setup by reinserting Callaway's X Hot 3Deep — better known as the club that propelled him to victory at the 2013 Open Championship.”View report

• Drivers · ShaftsCallaway FT-3Mitsubishi Diamana Blue Board

  “Driver: Callaway FT-3 (Mitsubishi Diamana Blue Board shaft), 9.5 degrees”View report

• DriversCallaway Big Bertha Fusion FT-3

  “Leading up to the 2006 Masters, Mickelson tried out a two-driver setup the week prior at the BellSouth Classic and won by an astounding 13 shots with a pair of 9.5-degree Callaway Big Bertha Fusion FT-3 drivers in the bag.”View report

• ShaftsMitsubishi Fubuki K 70X

  “The club had a 45-inch Mitsubishi Fubuki shaft and 8.5 degrees of loft.”View report

• DriversCallaway Rogue ST MAX

  “Over the last few years, the American has had a Callaway Epic Speed driver (which had just 5.25° of loft), a Callaway Rogue ST Max and a Ping G430.”View report

• Drivers · Golf ballsCallaway Fusion driver (prototype)Callaway HX Tour ball (prototype)

  “Lefty did get a tournament in at the Canadian Open with a prototype Callaway Fusion driver, Big Bertha 3- and 4-wood and prototype HX Tour ball prior to Oakland Hills but the early returns were less than encouraging.”View report

• PuttersScotty Cameron Del Mar 3.5

  “This putter—also a preview of what would become Scotty Cameron’s Del Mar 3.5—doesn’t have the tournament winning provenance or the teryllium insert of the $40,000 one, but Phil says he and Cameron handmade it together in 2001.”View report

• PuttersScotty Cameron Teryllium-insert

  “the video helps certify a Scotty Cameron teryllium-insert putter that Mickelson used for a stretch about 20 years ago”View report

• Fairway woodsCallaway X Hot Pro 3Deep

  “Callaway X Hot Pro 3Deep (13°), with Mitsubishi Chemical Fubuki K 70 X”View report

• WedgesCallaway MD2 wedgesCallaway X Series JAWS wedges

  “Callaway X Series JAWS (52° & 56°), MD2 (60° & 64°), with KBS Tour V2”View report

• Golf ballsCallaway HEX Chrome + prototype

  “This prototype ball was part of the popular HEX line that offered high greenside spin with low spin off the driver.”View report

• ShaftsKBS Tour V2

  “Callaway X Forged (4-PW) with KBS Tour (4,5,6) and KBS Tour V2 (7-PW)”View report

• DriversCallaway Phrankenwood

  “The world No. 2 has said that using a custom-made Callaway Golf Phrankenwood (essentially a 2-wood) has changed his game because it affords him approximately the same distance as his driver but with much better flight control.”View report

• PuttersL.A.B. Golf OZ.1i HS (Heel Shafted)

  “Although he did briefly use an OZ.1 at the 2025 PGA Championship.”View report

• PuttersOdyssey "Mickelson" blade prototype

  “At the PGA at Kiawah, Lefty used an Odyssey “Mickelson” blade prototype with a SuperStroke Pistol GT Tour grip.”View report

• DriversCallaway X Hot "Phrankenwood" (250cc)

  “Looking for a club with the same workability characteristics and face technology as 3Deep, in driver length (45 inches) and loft (8.5 degrees), to take advantage of additional rollout on tee shots at 9, 10 and 15, in particular, Callaway's R&D department created a smaller-headed driver for Mickelson dubbed "Phrankenwood."”View report

• Fairway woodsCallaway FT Tour 3-wood

  “For Mickelson, the goal was to use his 13-degree Callaway FT Tour 3-wood (bent to 11.5 degrees) and a hybrid to keep the ball in play, avoiding the diabolical rough while allowing the firm fairways to carry his 270-yard drives close to 300 yards.”View report

• Fairway woodsCallaway X fairway wood

  “5-Wood: Callaway X (Mitsubishi Diamana Blue Board shaft)”View report

• IronsCallaway X Tour irons

  “Irons: Callaway X Tour (3-PW; Project X shafts)”View report

• WedgesCallaway X-Tour wedges

  “Mickelson asked Roger Cleveland to create a 64-degree Callaway X-Tour wedge for various touch shots he anticipated having around the greens and replaced his 3-wood with the lob wedge during the tournament week.”View report

• PuttersOdyssey White Hot XG "Phil Mickelson" proto

  “Putter: Odyssey White Hot XG “Phil Mickelson” proto”View report

• Fairway woodsCallaway X Hot 3-wood

  “This 250cc “driver” came about because of Mickelson’s affinity for Callaway’s X Hot 3-wood, which he noticed spun less than most 3-woods.”View report

• IronsYonex Super Rekin ironsYonex ADX Tour Forged irons

  “He won 17 times with the company’s equipment, including its graphite-shafted ADX Tour Forged irons and, later, its Super Rekin irons, making him one of the few players at the time to use graphite shafts.”View report

• WedgesPing Eye-2 wedge

  “Mickelson was one of several players to put Ping’s square-grooved Eye 2 wedge in play – the club had been grandfathered on to the approved list – at the Farmers Insurance Open.”View report

• ShaftsMitsubishi Diamana White Board 83

  “Mickelson had a 43-inch Mitsubishi Diamana White Board shaft installed and used the club as his primary option off the tee the first two days.”View report

• PuttersWilson 8802

  “The putter is similar in design to the popular Wilson 8802 blade model that Mickelson has used throughout his career.”View report

• PuttersOdyssey #9 mid-mallet

  “Mickelson shelved is usual Odyssey #9 mid-mallet for a high-MOI Stroke Lab Ten prototype in Las Vegas, citing his success inside 6 feet as the reason for the change.”View report

• PuttersScotty Cameron Futura mallet

  “During the early 2000s, Mickelson became the first player to use Scotty Cameron's Futura mallet in competition.”View report

• WedgesCallaway Jaws Mack Daddy 5 wedges

  “His 52 and 56 were Callaway Jaws wedges and then his 60 and 64 were Callaway Mack Daddy 2's.”View report

• Fairway woodsCallaway RAZR Fit 5-woodTitleist 980F

  “The only club change on this list not tied to a major championship, Mickelson replaced his Callaway RAZR Fit 5-wood with a Titleist 980F that was almost a decade old.”View report

• DriversCallaway GBB Epic Sub Zero

  “Phil also recently switched to from last year’s GBB Epic to the brand new Rogue driver, fairway wood and hybrid.”View report

• WedgesCallaway Mack Daddy 2

  “Phil Mickelson shot the ‘round of his life’ to win last year’s Open at Muirfield, and his Callaway Mack Daddy 2 wedges more than played their part.”View report

• Fairway woodsCallaway X Hot fairway wood

  “Having experienced significant gains in distance using Callaway’s new X Hot fairway wood technology, Mickelson began to look for a fairway wood he could hit off the tee as far as a driver, but with a flatter ball flight and with greater control of the left-to-right shot shape.”View report