What’s In The Bag: David Ford

David Ford is officially a PGA TOUR member, and we’re kicking things off with a look inside his bag. Watch the #1 ranked player on PGA TOUR U for the Class of 2025 walk us through his setup to learn more about why he plays a Pro V1 golf ball, GT2 driver and more.

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What’s in the Bag | David Ford

➡️ NEW 2025 Pro V1
➡️ GT2 10.0 driver
➡️ GT3 15.0 fairway
➡️ GT3 18.0 fairway
➡️ 620 CB 4-6 irons
➡️ 620 MB 7-9 irons
➡️ Vokey Design SM10 46.10F, 50.12F, 54.10S, WedgeWorks 60V wedges
➡️ Scotty Cameron Timeless tour prototype

Hey team titlist. I’m David Ford and this is what’s in my [Music] bag. I’m in the 2025 Prob. I love this ball because it it’s versatile around the greens. I can kind of hit any shot I want. A spinner or one that kind of releases, but I I love it. I love the flight of it with the irons and the driver, too. Um it has the right amount of spin for my launch. I can flight it down if I need to. So, I can hit it high with spin if I need to. It’s just really good all around. I mean, having consistent spin rates and consistent launch. Um, and knowing what the ball is going to do and how it flies in the air is is everything out here. And this is how I mark it. So, I got a line drawer. And this one’s unique because it goes all the way around the ball and it spins like that. So, I got a 360 line on this ball. Uh, I feel like it builds confidence when I’m rolling it. Well, it it’s a really nice roll. Uh, the line rolls over itself nicely when it’s all the way around the ball. So yeah, I just figured it’s a good confidence booster. Sometimes if it’s one foot, I’ll just tap it in. But um yeah, if it’s 70 feet, I’m still using the line. And that’s my uh that’s how I mark my balls for tournaments. Line all the way around. Yeah. Now on to the driver. This is a a GT2. Uh 10° I got on standard setting, I believe. Um I’ve played this one for for a while now. I don’t think I’ve switched. I think I played the the TS2, then the TSI2, then the TSR2, and then now the GT2. It’s been great. I know it’s a really popular driver, and this was the a driver that when I went from the TSR2 to the GT2, it I noticed how straight it went on missits. Um, and how straight it went on ones that I thought were going left or right, they’d be way straighter than than they were in the past. So, yeah, more ball speed, but also, uh, improved accuracy, and that’s been huge for me, just on on tough golf courses. If we’re playing 72 holes in a week, uh I’m not going to hit every drive perfect. And if I can find a few fairways on ones that I mishit, um that’s been big for me with the GT2. Now we got 3-wood. This one’s been awesome for me. It’s a a GT3. Um it’s pretty standard. It’s a 15 degree. Um I have it a little flattened out, but I believe the loft is standard. So, uh, I’ve had it for I want to say seven or eight months, too. I I love it. It’s It has a really nice shape. It’s even good out of bunkers, uh, with the flat sole. And, um, I love it. All right. Got the Fivewood GT3 again. This one’s set on standard. It’s 18°. Similar to my 3-wood. Uh, I like to chop down on this one and hit a low cut, but I can also hit this thing really high if I need to. It probably goes about uh 240 stock in in 85 degree weather, but if I need to, I can I can poke it out there low and hot to 255. Um, and I can also hit it spinny at two at 225. So, I love it. It’s been super versatile. It’s good out of bunkers like my 3-wood. I love it off the TE’s, too. So, I got the I got the four, five, and sixiron in the CBS. I’ve played these for I want to say four or five years. I’ve had the same the same combo set of MBs and CBS. This is a sixiron right here. Yeah, I’ve loved the CBS. They gave me a uh a spinnier flight when I hit it low. Uh so I don’t need to worry about it going too hot if I hit it low and I can hit them high if I want to as well. So they’ve been great. And then I got let’s see 7 8 9 iron. I got the uh the MBs similar to when I was getting fit for the CBS. I just wanted something that I could hit all the windows in. Uh I could hit it low, I could hit it high. And uh these seem like the right fit. I’ve stuck with them for for a while now. And I do spin it a little bit more than the average player. And I like that spin to keep the ball straight. A lot of control with these things. And um yeah, I’ve loved them. So I have uh my 46 degree, 50°ree, and 54 degree are uh all Voki SM10s. The 50 and the 46 are F grinds. They got 12 and 10 bounce. And then the the 54 degree is a 10 degree S grind. And I haven’t changed my 54 and 50°ree for uh five or six years now. I’ve had the same grind, the same loft, same bounce, same everything uh in these clubs for a while. Uh but I love the 54 degree out of bunkers. It gives me a little bit more bounce than my my 60°ree. It’s great for fairway bunkers. It’s great for bunkers around the green that are a little longer. Um I just love love the 50, 46, and 50 uh 54 for a while now. And then 60°. I’ve I’ve toyed around with a lot of grinds. I’ve I’ve hit some low bounce ones. I’ve hit some high bounce ones. I got one that’s kind of in between right now. This is the the V grind. It’s a 60 degree variation of the M grind. A little bit more heel relief. Uh it’s shaved off kind of around the uh the trailing edge right here. And it’s super versatile. I’ve played it on Zoya, bent, Bermuda. Um a little bit little bit of Pana as well. It just gives me a nice balance out of bunkers. Um I can lay it flat off firm turf and know that it’s not going to bounce into it, but it still has enough balance out out of soft bunkers. So, it’s been a a super versatile wedge. It’s one that I I roll with a lot. Um, and then I have some variations that I use. I have a uh an older T grind. Actually, I got this one in uh September 2023, and it’s a 59 degree Wedge Works T grind, and it lays pretty flat um when I when I set it down on really firm turf, it’s great. So, I use it on uh if I go over to Scotland or uh if it’s just baked out one week in Arizona. But, yeah, I’m a big big fan of the the 60° that Titleus has. And um I’ve played around with with all the bounces you can imagine. Then putter, I got a uh Scotty Cameron uh Circle T Timeless. And I’ve had this for four years now, but I love it. It It’s been rolling really good the last few weeks especially. Yeah, kind of kind of old, a little bit dinged up, but um yeah, one of my favorites. I used a blade for pretty much my whole career, at least at least six or seven years now. And I I like how soft it is. I haven’t really known anything else, but um I really like how it feels off the face, especially with the Prov1 ball. So, yeah, this putter has been been awesome with the ball I play, and it puts a really good role on it.