Ryder Cup WITB: The Clubs Every Player Is Using At Bethpage

After a 16.5-11.5 victory in Rome, Team Europe head over the pond to Bethpage Black, looking to retain the Ryder Cup and win on away soil for the first time since 2012.

In terms of the 12 man teams, Europe has seen just one change to its side, as Nicolai Hojgaard is replaced by his twin brother Rasmus.

The Americans, meanwhile, keep just half of their team from 2023, as six players make their way on to the side, four of whom are rookies.

A lot has changed over the last few years since Rome, with one key aspect being the clubs that the 24 men in New York will be wielding.

Some players have changed very little in terms of their golf bags, while some have added new clubs and golf balls to their set-ups as they look to put themselves down in the history books.

Multiple manufacturers are represented at the Ryder Cup and, among the set-ups, there are the usual names of Titleist, TaylorMade and Callaway, but also manufacturers like Maxfli and Krank.

In fact, some players have clubs in the bag that are pushing a near decade old, with Robert MacIntyre using a TaylorMade Aeroburner 3-wood from 2015, while Justin Thomas and Patrick Cantlay's Titleist 915F fairway woods were also released around 10 years ago.

Looking in the bags of the best players from the USA and Europe, there are many interesting insights to note, and you can check out the full bag of each and every player below.

USA

Scottie Scheffler

JJ Spaun

Xander Schauffele

Russell Henley

Harris English

Bryson DeChambeau

Justin Thomas

Collin Morikawa

Ben Griffin

Cameron Young

Patrick Cantlay

Sam Burns

Europe

Rory McIlroy

Robert MacIntyre

Tommy Fleetwood

Justin Rose

Rasmus Hojgaard

Tyrrell Hatton

Shane Lowry

Jon Rahm

Sepp Straka

Viktor Hovland

Ludvig Aberg

Matt Fitzpatrick