Brooke Henderson What's In The Bag? 2024 Update
Canadian star Brooke Henderson signed a full club deal with TaylorMade in 2023
Brooke Henderson What's In The Bag?
Brooke Henderson became the most successful Canadian golfer to play on the PGA and LPGA Tours in 2019 after she collected her ninth professional tournament victory at the Meijer LPGA Classic. She has gone on to win four more times on the LPGA including, with her second Major Championship title coming at the 2022 Amundi Evian Championship.
In 2023, she signed a full club deal with TaylorMade. Here's a closer look at her equipment line-up.
Driver
What Driver Does Brooke Henderson Use?
Henderson was affiliated with Ping for a very long time before joining the TaylorMade stable - so she now has a full line-up of TaylorMade clubs, plus the TP5x golf ball.
At the top end of the bag, she uses a TaylorMade Qi10 driver with 9° of loft, which is fitted with the Ventus TR Blue 5-S shaft. Interestingly, Henderson plays with a slightly longer shaft, something she believes helps her to get a bit more distance.
Sitting in the middle of the range (the family also includes the Qi10 LS, the Qi10 Max) in terms of its spin and forgiveness levels, in theory the Qi10 will appeal to the broadest range of players; it's certainly worthy of its place as one of the best golf drivers on the market.
Fairway Woods
What Fairway Wood Does Brooke Henderson Use?
Henderson, who is regarded as one of the straightest hitters in the women's game, then has the option of two fairway woods: a TaylorMade Qi10 with 15° of loft, which is her three-wood, and a TaylorMade Qi10 with 18° of loft, which is her five-wood. In terms of shaft, both feature the Ventus TR Blue 6-S.
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We'd describe this fairway wood as a superb all-rounder, the one in the Qi10 range that will be suitable for the majority of golfers of different abilities. It's a model that you'll find on our list of best fairway woods for mid handicappers 2024.
Hybrid
What Hybrid Does Brooke Henderson Use?
Henderson also carries a TaylorMade Qi10 Tour rescue. This club, which is the ideal long iron replacement for those seeking a lower launch and spin, has 22° of loft and is fitted with the KBS Proto 65-S shaft.
Irons
What Irons Does Brooke Henderson Use?
Henderson's irons start from five, and her weapons of choice are the TaylorMade P7MC (5-PW). The Canadian used to play the TaylorMade P790 and P770 irons, but she made the switch and immediately found that her mis-hits weren't as severe and her dispersion was a lot tighter. We're not certain of the shafts she has in these irons.
Like Henderson, we're a big fan of these irons. For highly-competent ball strikers looking for a more user-friendly alternative to a blade, the P7MC is certainly an iron to consider. You'll find them on our list of the best irons for low handicappers 2024.
Wedges
What Wedges Does Brooke Henderson Use?
At the bottom end of the bag, Henderson has three TaylorMade MG4 wedges: 50°, 54° and 60°. The Milled Grind 4 wedge is a great-looking club that spins at a consistently high level regardless of conditions. A raw face is contrasted nicely by the outer body of the wedge to boost confidence behind the ball. Multiple bounce and loft options mean that most golfers can get fully dialled in.
We're not certain of the shafts that Henderson plays, but they are all standard bounce. If you're looking to add new scoring clubs to your bag, you'll find the MG4 wedges on our list of the best golf wedges 2024.
Putter
What Putter Does Brooke Henderson Use?
Henderson used to play with a Ping Cadence TR – Ketsch C, but since moving to TaylorMade, she has carried a TaylorMade Spider GT Center Shaft putter and a Spider Tour V Center Shaft Proto, which is her current flat stick. It's the weight and stability of this putter that she's most fond of.
Ball
What Ball Does Brooke Henderson Use?
Finally, Henderson plays a TaylorMade TP5x golf ball. Her TP5x ball has the number seven on it. “Right away the TP5x performed at a high level,” said Henderson when she joined TaylorMade. “I gained yardage off the tee, which is huge for me, while I still was able to have the right amount of spin and great feel around the greens. I also noticed that my iron shots were piercing through windy conditions and holding the line very well.”
The TaylorMade TP5 and TP5x are amongst the best premium golf balls on the market, and have been for a number of years.
Apparel/Shoes
What Shoes Does Brooke Henderson Wear?
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Henderson wears Skechers golf shoes. She joined the Skechers elite golf team in 2016, and she also wears the brand's clothing. The footwear company is renowned for providing superb levels of comfort, and you'll see the best Skechers golf shoes at golf clubs around the world. You'll find a number of its models on our list of the most comfortable golf shoes. As for her exact choice of golf shoe, Henderson has been seen wearing the Skechers GO GOLF Max 2 Splash.
Brooke Henderson WITB: Full Specs
Driver: TaylorMade Qi10, 9.0°, Ventus TR Blue 5-S shaft.
Three wood: TaylorMade Qi10, 15°, Ventus TR Blue 6-S shaft.
Five wood: TaylorMade Qi10, 18°, Ventus TR Blue 6-S shaft.
Hybrid: TaylorMade Qi10 Tour, 22°, KBS Proto 65-S shaft.
Irons: TaylorMade P7MC (5-PW).
Wedges: TaylorMade MG4, 50°, 54°, 60° (standard bounce).
Putter: TaylorMade Spider Tour V CS Proto.
Ball: TaylorMade TP5x.
Apparel & glove: Skechers, TaylorMade.
Footwear: Skechers GO GOLF Max 2 Splash.
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