Get an exclusive look inside the bags of top golfers from the 2025 Dominion Energy Charity Classic! We break down the clubs and setups of Thorbjørn Olesen, Beau Hossler, Max Greyserman, and Paul Peterson. See what drivers, fairway woods, and shafts these pros are trusting to conquer the course.
Discover the secrets behind their winning setups and learn how they optimize their game.
Featured Golfers:
Thorbjørn Olesen: TaylorMade Qi35 LS Driver, Mitsubishi Tensei AV Raw White Shaft
Beau Hossler: Titleist TSR3 Driver, Fujikura Ventus Blue Shaft
Max Greyserman: Callaway Elyte Triple Diamond Driver, Fujikura Ventus Black Shaft
Paul Peterson: Titleist GT2 Driver, Mitsubishi Diamana BB Shaft
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Golf enthusiasts, prepare to be amazed by the latest equipment choices of some top players. The 2025 Dominion Energy Charity Classic has unveiled some intriguing insights into the world of professional golf gear. But first, let’s focus on Forborn Olison’s bag. as of October 2025. His driver is a tailorade key35 LS with a 9-deree loft paired with a Mitsubishi Tensei AV raw white 65TX shaft. This powerful combination is further enhanced by his 3-wood, the tailorade key high launch with a loft of 16.5°. But here’s where it gets technical. The shaft on this 3-wood is a Mitsubishi Tensei AV Raw Orange 80TX, a choice that might spark debates among golf enthusiasts. Moving on, Bo Hustler’s setup is equally fascinating. His titleless TSR3 driver set at 11° with the C3 Sure Fit setting is a force to be reckoned with. The shaft, a Fujakura Ventus Blue 7TX. His three-wood, the Titalist GT2, is set at 16.5° with the B2 setting, offering a unique blend of power and control. Now for the Bay Current Classic rudder up, Max Graaserman. His driver of choice is the Callaway Elite Triple Diamond, a 9° powerhouse coupled with a Fujakura Ventus Black 7 shaft. And this is the part most amateurs might overlook. His three-wood shaft is a Mitsubishi Tensei AV Raw Blue 70TX. A decision that could be a gamecher for players seeking precision. Lastly, Paul Peterson’s bag reveals a Titalist GT2 driver with a 10° loft and a Mitsubishi Diamana BB63 TX shaft. His 3-wood, the Ping G430 Max with a 15° loft, is paired with a Mitsubishi Diamana shaft. A controversial choice perhaps, as shaft choices are a highly personal decision in the golfing world. So, what do you think? Are these equipment choices game changers or just another day in the life of a pro golfer? Share your thoughts in the comments below, especially if you have insights into the shaft choices that might surprise even the most seasoned golfers.
