What's in the bag · LPGA Tour
Allisen Corpuz's WITB: four Ping metalwoods and a 5-iron that doesn't match
The 2023 U.S. Women's Open champion carries a driver, two fairway woods and a hybrid, then a G440 5-iron on top of an i240 set. Every club, club by club.
By Jordan Hale · Equipment Writer
Allisen Corpuz plays a full Ping bag and stacks it at the top. The driver is a G440 Max at 9°, the fairway woods are G440 Max at 16° and 18.6°, and a G440 hybrid at 23° sits below them. The iron set is split — a G440 5-iron, then i240 from the 6-iron down to a utility wedge — with s259 wedges at 54° and 58° and a PLD Prime Tyne putter.
Corpuz won the 2023 U.S. Women's Open at Pebble Beach by three shots, the first time the championship was played there. Bernardus was her third Solheim Cup; she came in with a 5–2–1 career record across the first two as the United States lost this one 13–15.
- Tour
- LPGA Tour
- Clubs
- Ping (full staff)
- Driver
- Ping G440 Max (9°)
- Ball
- Titleist Pro V1
Allisen Corpuz's bag
Driver
9°
The forgiving head in the G440 family rather than the low-spin LST.
Fairway woods
16° & 18.6°
An 18.6° setting is the adjustable hosel at work — a 5-wood turned slightly strong.
- PingLong iron
Long iron
Ping G440 Irons
5-iron
The game-improvement head, one club only, sitting on top of a players' set. We stock the G440 metalwoods but not the irons, so no buy link here.
Wedges
54° & 58°
Only two specialist wedges — the i240 utility wedge covers the gap above them.
- PingPutter
Putter
Ping PLD Prime Tyne
Mallet
We stock the PLD Milled DS72 and Oslo, not the Prime Tyne, so no buy link on this row.
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How the Ping G440 Max stacks up against the obvious alternative:
The story of the bag
Four metalwoods and then a game-improvement 5-iron is a long game built almost entirely for forgiveness, which sits oddly against a players' i240 set underneath. The transition is the whole design: everything above the 6-iron is as easy to launch as Ping makes, everything below it is a control club.
The 18.6° fairway wood is worth a second look. That is not a stock loft — it is a 5-wood adjusted strong, which suggests she is fitting a specific yardage gap rather than taking the head as it comes.
Two specialist wedges is unusual, and it works because the i240 set runs down to a utility wedge. Effectively she carries three scoring clubs, one of which came with the irons.
Frequently asked
- What driver does Allisen Corpuz use?
- A Ping G440 Max at 9° — the forgiving head rather than the low-spin LST.
- What irons does Allisen Corpuz play?
- A split set: a Ping G440 5-iron on top of i240s from the 6-iron down to a utility wedge.
- What putter does Allisen Corpuz use?
- A Ping PLD Prime Tyne mallet.
- Has Allisen Corpuz won a major?
- Yes — the 2023 U.S. Women's Open at Pebble Beach, by three shots, the first time the championship was held there.
- What ball does Allisen Corpuz play?
- The Titleist Pro V1 — the only non-Ping item in her bag.
Verified
This bag reflects Allisen Corpuz's setup as of 13 Sept 2026. Tour players tweak gear week to week, so we date every bag and cite our sources. Spot something out of date? Tell us.
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