Jordan Spieth: What’s In The Bag? 2025 Update

Jordan Spieth: What's In The Bag?

Jordan Spieth is still one of the most compelling players to watch in professional golf. His creativity and flair around the greens are absolutely box office, and once again, in 2025, he is attempting to complete the career Grand Slam. Spieth is a Titleist staff player and has used their clubs since his amateur days. Let’s take a look at his current setup.

Driver

What Driver Does Jordan Spieth Use?

Titleist makes some of the best drivers on tour, so their staff players have a wide range to choose from. Justin Thomas has experimented with a number of drivers, and his best pal Spieth has also tried different models. He had the Titleist TSi3 in the bag, but at the start of 2023, he switched to the newer Titleist TSR2 driver, and that remains in the bag for 2025.

“He looked at the TS2, and he didn’t like the shape. He looked at TSi2 and didn’t like the shape, then he looked at TSR2 and really liked the shape,” Titleist Tour fitter J.J. Van Wezenbeeck said. “The shaping change has opened something that was a good performance product for him in the past, and now the performance and looks kind of marry those two things together for him. It has a little more traditional shaping. Stephanie Luttrell and the R&D team really focused a lot of energy on some of the toe shape and make it not look quite as flat, quite as pointed, and so the TSR2 has really nice movement in shape. She spent a lot of time with her team getting that shape really good. And in the heel section it’s slightly more pear-shaped; it’s not quite as uniform in shape. It gives it a lot more traditional look in a high MOI (moment of inertia) product.”

Spieth plays his TSR2 in the D1 surefit setting and has recently changed into the Fujikura Ventus Black 6-X driver shaft, and has this tipped 1 inch.

Fairway/Hybrid

What Fairway Woods/Hybrid Does Jordan Spieth Use?

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Spieth then has a Titleist TSR3 three-wood and has this shafted up with a Mitsubishi Tensei AV Raw Blue 75TX. The fairway wood slot is arguably the most difficult part of the bag to get right because it has to correctly bridge the gap between the driver and the irons, so it comes as no surprise that many players don't change when they find a model they trust. Justin Thomas and Brooks Koepka, for example, both carry fairway woods that are several years old because there is a comfort level there that they don’t have with newer equipment.

Spieth is of a similar ilk; he might have a newer model of 3 wood, but he carries an older model hybrid, a Titleist TSi2, which has replaced the famous 818 H2 model he had in the bag for a very long time. Spieth doesn’t make changes lightly, so that’s a vote of confidence for the quality of the Titleist TSi2 hybrid, and we would concur as it got the full five stars when we reviewed it.

Spieth clearly he trusts this club which is something that takes time for him. In the past he has said he sometimes needs to hit two to three thousand golf balls before finally trusting a golf club and getting comfortable with it. The hybrid is fitted with the iconic orange and white Graphite Design Tour AD shaft. One particular course that he likes using the hybrid at is Augusta National because the par-5 approach shots sit at hybrid length for Spieth, and the club allows him to reach them in two.

Irons

What Irons Does Jordan Spieth Use?

Spieth is currently using a set of the Titleist T100 irons which go from 3-iron down to nine-iron. Spieth prefers his 3-iron to feel/play more like his hybrid and as such has it fitted with the same Graphite Design Tour AD DI 105X shaft, before moving into Project X 125 6.5 steel shafts in his 4-9 iron.

While some of the best players on Tour go for blades, Spieth is looking for more forgiveness and he believes the T100’s give him that. Don’t be confused though, these are irons for low handicap golfers and will not suit those looking for more forgiveness in their irons.

Speaking to GolfWRX back in 2021, Spieth said of the irons; “First thing you noticed is how they look, kind of the backside of the iron. You could see the color just kind of more matted out, and then a really clean back to it. Just very simple – stays looking almost like a blade with the forgiveness of a cavity-back. I don’t understand why you’d play any other iron, to be honest. I joke around, ‘I’m not good enough to play the blades,’ but in reality, I think we’re just being smarter. I think we’re just like, ‘Oh, we can actually hit every shot that a blade can hit.’ But that chance that we mishit them – which we’re going to mishit a few shots in a round, even in a great round, the idea that it does carry that bunker and you make birdie on a hole where someone has to get up-and-down for par – I mean, it could be the difference in a tournament.”

Wedges

What Wedges Does Jordan Spieth Use?

Spieth then carries four Titleist Vokey SM10 wedges in 46°, 52°, 56° and 60° lofts. The 46 degree wedge has a Project X 125 6.5 shaft while the others all have Project X 120 6.0 shafts.

The 60 degree model is a prototype which is actually a T-Grind. This has been designed to keep the leading edge low to the ground which makes it ideal for hitting wedge shots from tight lies. Spieth spoke about his 60 degree wedge to PGATour.com in 2022;

"I changed wedge grinds ­– I can’t even remember when it was, but it was years and years ago – to the T-grind. That was just because when I opened it up, it looked even cleaner and flush to the ground to me. We have access to Aaron Dill here on Tour who’s our Vokey rep. He’s so good. He brought me an SM9 60-degree today, and I said, “It looks a little different than mine. Can you get me one of the other ones and I’ll compare and contrast?”

"He said, 'I can weld this one down and make it look like your other one, and also make a backup of one you already have.' It’s normally no issue for us to find something we like."

Vokey make some of the best golf wedges money can buy and the SM10’s are some of the best wedges for chipping based on our testing.

Putter

What Putter Does Jordan Spieth Use?

Spieth has had the same putter in the bag for 10 years or so now - a Scotty Cameron Circle T 009. He said of the putter, "The 009 was my favorite putter [as a junior golfer]. Adam Scott and Geoff Ogilvy, two of my favorite golfers, used it, and that got me. I've been using it since I was 15, and I won't be changing anytime soon."

That being said, when he went as a junior to get fitted for a putter with Scotty Cameron, his heart was on another model. Speaking to Scotty Cameron tour rep Drew Page, Spieth said; “Adam Scott had a 009, Geoff Ogilvy was putting with a 009, those were like my favorite players, but I really wanted to go in and get a GSS, because my friends at the club I grew up at were like, ‘Dude, this is like a $5-10,000 putter; this is German Stainless Steel, it’s soft, it’s what Tiger uses, it’s what all the pros were using. I wanted to be open to maybe what would be the best putter for me, but in the back of my mind… we didn’t try a GSS for like the first 3 or 4 putters that I was hitting there, and I was like, ‘Hey, do you care if I try one of those [GSS putters]? I just kind of want to see the feel.’”

He actually walked away with a Teryllium 1.5 putter, but soon moved onto the 009.

Spieth has, however, been seen toying around with (and even gaming) a TP Mills model that he has had in his garage for some time which looks almost identical to his trusty old 009.

Ball

What Golf Ball Does Jordan Spieth Use?

Spieth is a user of the Titleist Pro V1x golf ball. It features the same reformulated 2.0 ZG Process Core and softer cover as the Pro V1 for enhanced distance plus improved feel and control. What separates the two is the Pro V1x is the lower spinning model which makes sense given the importance of distance out on Tour at the moment. The ProV1 and ProV1x are the most popular balls on tour and are widely regarded as the best golf balls that money can buy.

Apparel/Shoes

What Shoes Does Jordan Spieth Wear?

The three time Major Champion has a shoe and apparel deal with Under Armour and for a long time wore his own signature golf shoe, the Under Armour Spieth 5 SL. He currently wears the Under Armour HOVR Drive 2 shoes which are designed for stability during the golf swing. As such, the HOVR Drive 2 has applied the science of biomechanics in the design on its outsole to develop rotational, horizontal, vertical and internal traction.

Whilst it felt unique to us at first, the shoe performed brilliantly which explains why it made our best golf shoes guide, and also why it got five stars in our review.

Jordan Spieth WITB: Full Specs

*We believe the utility and hybrid come in and out of his setup.

Driver: Titleist TSR2 (10.5 degrees at 9.75) with Fujikura Ventus Blue 6 X shaft

3-wood: Titleist TSR3 (15 degrees) with Mitsubishi Tensei AV Raw Blue 75 TX shaft

*Hybrid: Titleist TSi2 (21 degrees) with Graphite Design Tour AD DI-95X Hybrid

Irons: *Titleist T200 (2021) (2), Titleist T100 (2021) (4-9) with Graphite Design Tour AD DI 95 X Hybrid (2), True Temper Project X 6.5 (4-9) shafts

Wedges: Titleist Vokey Design Raw SM10 (46-08F, 52-08F, 56-10S, 60T), Vokey Proto all with True Temper Project X 6.0 shafts

Putter: Scotty Cameron Circle T 009 with SuperStroke Traxion Flatso 1.0 grip

Ball: Titleist Pro V1x

Apparel: Under Armour

Shoes: Under Armour HOVR Drive 2