What's In The Bag?
Sunday Swing | Team Coughlin-Novak's Winning WITBs
December 20, 2025
Lauren Coughlin and Andrew Novak teamed up for the win at the Grant Thornton Invitational. We dive into how two very different setups came together for one shared result: victory.
Sunday Swing | Sami Välimäki – 2025 RSM Classic Champion WITB
Sami Välimäki made history at the 2025 RSM Classic, becoming the first Finnish player ever to win on the PGA Tour. As an equipment free agent, Välimäki has a mixed bag of equipment suited to his game to give him the advantage he needs to perform at the highest level.
Sunday Swing | Linn Grant - 2025 The ANNIKA driven by Gainbridge WITB
Linn Grant’s second LPGA Tour win came at the 2025 ANNIKA tournament in Florida, and her bag this week reflected a player dialed in — blending modern performance with stability and trusted equipment.
Sunday Swing| Adam Schenk's Butterfield Bermuda Championship WITB
Adam Schenk captured the 2025 Butterfield Bermuda Championship with a performance built on elite ball striking and controlling his ball flight better than anyone else. Schenk stuck with a mix of trusted classics, highlighted by a driver model that dates back years and an iron setup that blends forgiveness with traditional feel.
Sunday Swing | Ben Griffin's World Wide Technology Championship WITB
Ben Griffin’s victory came as no surprise to those following his consistent play all season. Griffin’s steady ball-striking and short game consistency were on full display...let’s take a closer look inside Griffin’s winning setup.
Sunday Swing | Michael Brennan's Winning WITB
Rising star Michael Brennan captured his first PGA Tour win with a victory at the Bank of Utah Championship.
Sunday Swing | Tommy Fleetwood's DP World India Championship Winning WITB
Tommy Fleetwood made one significant equipment change during his win at the DP World India Championship.
Sunday Swing | Xander Schauffele's Baycurrent Classic Winning WITB
Xander Schauffele picked up his first PGA Tour win in over a year with a victory at the Baycurrent Classic in Japan.