Xander Schauffele WITB 2024

What’s In The Bag: Xander Schauffele (August 2026 update)

What golf clubs and ball does Xander Schauffele use? Our in-depth review of what’s in the bag of the two-time Major winner, Olympic Gold medallist, and Ryder Cup star for 2026.

After being the ‘nearly man’ on multiple occasions in recent years, 2024 was finally the year that Xander Schauffele broke his Major duct, winning a maiden title at the PGA Championship and then The Open Championship at Royal Troon.

Starting one shot adrift of the 54-hole leader, Schauffle fired a bogey-free round of 65 on the Ayrshire coast to convincingly outplay his challengers and secure the Claret Jug, two months after his record-breaking Valhalla triumph.

The Californian recorded a record lowest round at a major at the 2024 PGA Championship at Valhalla. This means he is now the joint owner of Valhalla’s course record alongside Shane Lowry after they both beat Jose Maria Olazabal’s 24-year-old record by one shot. Xander became the third man to shoot 62 in a Major and the first man to make two 62s in Major history.

Xander Schauffele broke the Major scoring record and wins a record $3.3m at the 2024 PGA Championship.

The Callaway staffer, who is now a Descente ambassador, has already notched up 12 top-10 finishes this season, including a top-10 finish at all four Majors in 2024.

In 2024, Schauffele finished runner-up twice, once in a tie for second at the Players Championship and in solo second at the Wells Fargo Championship. At the end of the 2023 season, he was beaten in a playoff at the Tour Championship by opposition Ryder Cup star Viktor Hovland.

Xander Schauffele won the Genesis Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club.

In 2022, Xander shot his way to victory at the Genesis Scottish Open, his first Rolex Series title, and came just weeks after his victory at the 2022 Travelers Championship.

Schauffele, who’d also won the JP McManus Pro-Am event at Adare Manor, was in imperious form at The Renaissance Club as he won by one shot over fellow American Kurt Kitayama.

The American had waited three years for another solo title before his win at the Travelers, although he did win the Zurich Classic of New Orleans alongside Ryder Cup teammate Patrick Cantlay earlier in 2022.

Xander Schauffele with his gold-medal at the Tokyo Olympic Games

The 30-year-old, who won the men’s golf gold medal at the 2021 Olympic Games in Tokyo, went winless for the entire 2023 even though he managed to rack up just over $8.4 million in winnings for the season.

2024, however, was an entirely different scenario for our Californian native. While the year started with a mixed performance, notably during The Players, where three rounds of outstanding play were followed by a final 18 holes of missed opportunities that saw him overtaken to the Championship title by the indomitable coolness of Scottie Scheffler, Xander’s game was trending in the right direction.

Two months on from his TPC Sawgrass disappointment, Schauffele alleviated any insecurities that may have been levelled at his game by earning his first Major victory, the USPGA Championship, at Valhalla Golf Club in Louisville, Kentucky. Xander’s wire-to-wire victory was sealed in style with a final round six-under 65, that no doubt removed some demons in his mind of being one of Golf’s newest nearly-men.

His doubters now quiet, Schauffele played his next four tournaments with a finish of nothing worse than T15th, including a T7th placing at a difficult US Open.

At The Open Championship, in the most treacherous conditions that Royal Troon could throw at a golfer, Xander produced another magnificent display as those around him faltered in the Scottish weather, shooting, as with the USPGA, another 65 on Sunday. The Champion Golfer of the Year earned his Claret Jug with a dogged performance to take his 2nd Major of the season, and of his career.

When it seemed like he was about to become another dominant force in the game, the 2025 season started with a setback for the now 2-time Major winner. Having suffered a December rib injury, Schauffele struggled through the opening tournament in Hawai’i, The Sentry, before deciding to take time out for recovery.

He returned at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in March and has since managed five more starts, never truly challenging for the top spot. The good news is, however, that in his seven appearances this year, Xander has notched four Top 25 and one Top 10 with zero missed cuts, showing there’s plenty still there to be excited about.

Time became the deciding factor for his game at this point, with multiple majors and a Ryder Cup looming, with a simple case of waiting for everything to click back together being the only thing remaining for him to compete again.

If you’re in the market for some new gear, find out how Schauffele’s equipment performed in our tests of the year’s best equipment. Let’s take an in-depth look at what is in Schauffele’s golf bag for 2025.

WITB Xander SchauffeleWhat driver does Xander Schauffele use?

Xander Schauffele uses a Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke Triple Diamond Driver (10.5°) with a Mitsubishi Diamana PD 70-TX Shaft

Xander Schauffele uses a Callaway Ai Smoke Triple Diamond driver Xander Schauffele uses a Callaway Ai Smoke Triple Diamond driver What fairway wood does Xander Schauffele use?

Xander Schauffele uses a Callaway Quantum Fairway Wood (3-16.5°) with a Mitsubishi Diamana PD 80-TX Shaft

Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond fairway wood in Xander Schauffele"s bag at the 2026 Players Tournament Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond fairway wood in Xander Schauffele"s bag at the 2026 Players Tournament What hybrid does Xander Schauffele use?

Xander Schauffele uses a Callaway Apex UW ’26 hybrid (21°) with a Mitsubishi Kai’li White 90 TX shaft

Xander Schauffele uses a Callaway Apex Utility Wood hybrid Xander Schauffele"s Calaway Apex UW Hybrid When Schauffele won the 2024 Open Championship, he substituted his Callaway Apex UW hybrid out for a Mizuno Pro 225 Iron Hybrid, but this has only proven to be a temporary change he enforces during his European event rotation.

The Apex UW has been a stalwart in Schauffele’s bag for several generations, with the 2026 edition the most recent to have made its way into his setup.

Specs

Lofts 17º, 19º, 21º Stock shaft Custom-fit only – MCA MMT 70g (Reg, Stiff), 80g (X-Stiff) Stock grip Golf Pride Z Grip Firm (Standard – 50g) What irons does Xander Schauffele use?

Xander Schauffele uses Callaway Apex TCB Irons (4-PW) with True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 shafts

Xander Schauffele uses his Callaway TCB irons at The Players tournament in 2026 Xander Schauffele"s Callaway Apex TCB Irons What wedges does Xander Schauffele use?

Xander Schauffele uses a Callaway Opus SP Wedge (52.10 S-Grind) with a True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 Shaft

Xander Schauffele uses his Callaway Opus SP wedge at the 2026 Players Xander Schauffele uses his Callaway Opus SP wedge at the 2026 Players

Xander Schauffele uses a Titleist Vokey Design SM10 (56.10S) and a Titleist Vokey Design SM10 WedgeWorks (60.04T) with True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 Shafts

Titleist Vokey Design SM10 wedge Titleist Vokey Design SM10 wedge What putter does Xander Schauffele use?

Xander Schauffele uses an Odyssey Toulon Las Vegas CH Xander Prototype Putter

Xander Schauffele uses an Toulon/Odyssey Las Vegas prototype putter Xander Schauffele uses an Toulon/Odyssey Las Vegas prototype putter What golf ball does Xander Schauffele use?

Xander Schauffele uses the Callaway Chrome Tour Dot Golf Ball

What golf apparel does Xander Schauffele wear?

Xander Schauffele wears Descente Golf Apparel

Xander Schauffele wearing Descente Golf Apparel Xander Schauffele wearing Descente Golf Apparel What golf shoes does Xander Schauffele wear?

Xander Schauffele wears the Adidas Tour 360 Golf Shoes

Xander Schauffele wears adidas apparel and shoes. Xander Schauffele wears adidas apparel and shoes.