Corey Conners What's In The Bag?
Canadian Corey Conners, was a Monday qualifier when he managed to secure the Valero Texas Open in 2019. It was a momentous moment in his career and he has since gone from strength to strength. Let's take a look at the clubs he currently uses on Tour.
Corey Conners What's In The Bag?
Driver
Ping G400 LST
A Ping staff player, he uses the LST version of the Ping G400 driver (opens in new tab) which is a slightly older model. The G400 range first came to our attention in 2017 and it has since been replaced by the G410 and G425 lines of clubs but Conners has shown no urgency to swap his LST for a newer design. Perhaps this is because from 2017 he has been climbing the world rankings at an awesome pace and has got as high as 32nd in the world.
Fairways
Ping G425 LST, Ping G425
He does have brand new clubs in the next part of his bag though, a Ping G425 three-wood, and a Ping G425 three-hybrid. (opens in new tab) The three-wood is an LST model and is fitted with a Project X HZRDUS Black shaft. The hybrid is a regular G425 and has 20 degrees of loft.
- Read our full Ping G425 Fairway Wood Review
- Read our full Ping G425 hybrid review
Irons
Ping i210, Ping i59
In the past Conners has had a Ping i210 four-iron in the bag before moving into a set of Ping iBlades, however this has now changed to a set of Ping i59 (opens in new tab)'s. All of the irons are fitted with Project X 6.0 shafts, although we have occasionally seen the i210 four-iron come back into the setup so we will keep tabs on this and update this page if his iron setup changes.
- Read our full Ping i59 iron review
Wedges
Ping Glide 4.0, Titleist Vokey SM8
Additionally he also has the same Project X shafts in his three wedges. Two of which are the Ping Glide 4.0's with 50 and 56 degrees of loft, whilst the 60 degree models are Titleist Vokey SM8 (opens in new tab)'s.
- Read our full Ping Glide 4.0 Wedge Review
Putter
Ping PLD Oslo H prototype
Finally he uses a Ping PLD Oslo H prototype putter which is a mallet design with a plumbers neck. The putter has been in the bag for a while now and when it first became part of his setup it was interestingly a move away from models he had used in the past, which tended to be more blade-like in design.
Ball
Titleist Pro V1
Conners uses a Titleist Pro V1 golf ball (opens in new tab). One of the best golf balls (opens in new tab) money can buy, the Pro V1 got five stars in our review and it is easy to see why. It provides superb all-round performance with impressive distance in the long game, excellent control into the greens and high levels of consistency throughout with a soft feel. It was also particularly impressive when playing in the wind.
- Read our full Titleist Pro V1 ball review (opens in new tab)
Shoes
FootJoy Pro/SL
Conners also uses a pair of the FootJoy Pro/SL golf shoes. Arguably the best golf shoe money can buy, the Pro/SL has been a top performer for a number of years now as FootJoy continues to refresh and improve the shoe. It got five-stars in our review because it provided exceptional all-round performance, continuing to lead the way when it comes to spikeless grip and stability while offering plenty of walking comfort.
- Read our full FootJoy Pro SL 2022 shoe review
Full Specs
Driver: Ping G400 LST (8.5 degrees at 9 degrees, standard) with UST Elements Gold 6F5 shaft
Three-wood: Ping G425 LST (14.5 degrees at 15) fitted with Project X HZRDUS Black 76 6.5 shaft
Hybrid: Ping G425 (19 degrees at 20) fitted with UST VTS Red Hybrid 85 X shaft
Irons: Ping i210 (4 iron), Ping i59 (5-PW) all with Project X 6.0 shafts
Wedges: Ping Glide 4.0 (50 and 56 degrees), Titleist Vokey SM8 (60 degrees) all with Project X 6.0 shafts
Putter: Ping PLD Oslo H prototype
Ball: Titleist Pro V1
Shoes: FootJoy Pro/SL