What's in the bag · LPGA Tour
Angel Yin's WITB: five brands and a six-year-old fairway wood
A Ping driver, a 2020 Callaway Mavrik fairway, Japanese Epon wedges and a TaylorMade putter. Every club in the most mixed bag at the Solheim Cup.
By Jordan Hale · Equipment Writer
Angel Yin's bag runs through five manufacturers. The driver is a Ping G430 LST at 9°, the fairway wood is a Callaway Mavrik Sub Zero that launched in 2020, the hybrid is a Callaway Apex 19, the irons are Callaway Apex TCBs, two of the three wedges are from the Japanese boutique maker Epon, the putter is a TaylorMade Spider Tour X and the ball is a Titleist Pro V1.
Yin has two LPGA wins — the 2023 Buick LPGA Shanghai, won in a play-off against Lilia Vu, and the 2025 Honda LPGA Thailand — and Bernardus was her fourth Solheim Cup, after appearing as the youngest player on either team at 19 in 2017. Team USA lost this one 13–15.
- Tour
- LPGA Tour
- Clubs
- Mixed — Ping, Callaway, Epon, TaylorMade
- Driver
- Ping G430 LST (9°)
- Ball
- Titleist Pro V1
Angel Yin's bag
Driver
Ping G430 LST
9° · Fujikura Ventus Blue 6-X
The low-spin head from the G430 family, now a generation behind Ping's current G440. Retired, so no CTA.
- CallawayFairway wood
Fairway wood
Callaway Mavrik Sub Zero
13.5° · Fujikura Ventus Blue 7-X
The oldest club in the bag — Mavrik launched in 2020. A 13.5° head is stronger than a standard 3-wood.
- CallawayHybrid
Hybrid
Callaway Apex 19
18° · Fujikura Ventus Blue 8-X
"Apex 19" is the model, not the loft; the head is 18°. Today's Golfer's Solheim round-up lists it as 19°, conflating the two — its per-player check has the loft at 18°.
Irons
4-PW · KBS C-Taper 120 S
A full seven-club set starting at the 4-iron, which is unusual on the LPGA Tour — most of her Solheim team-mates start at the 5- or 6-iron.
- EponWedges
Wedges
Epon Tour Wedge Type M2
50°, 56° · True Temper Dynamic Gold S200
Epon is a Japanese forging house with no US retail page, so this row carries no CTA.
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The story of the bag
A bag this mixed usually means no full equipment contract, and the gear reflects it: nobody under a 14-club deal keeps a 2020 fairway wood in play in 2026. What is worth noticing is that the old clubs are the ones where a new model buys least — the fairway and the hybrid — while the irons, wedges and putter are current.
Two Epon wedges is the rarest thing here. Epon is a small Japanese forging house that sells almost nothing outside Japan, and it appears in no other bag among the 24 players at the 2026 Solheim Cup.
The 4-iron is the other outlier. Yin carries a full Apex TCB set from the 4-iron down, where most of the field has swapped the long irons for a hybrid or a lofted fairway wood.
Frequently asked
- What driver does Angel Yin use?
- A Ping G430 LST at 9°, with a Fujikura Ventus Blue 6-X shaft.
- What irons does Angel Yin play?
- Callaway Apex TCB from 4-iron to pitching wedge, on KBS C-Taper 120 S shafts.
- What wedges does Angel Yin use?
- Epon Tour Wedge Type M2 at 50° and 56°, plus a Callaway Opus SP at 60°.
- What putter does Angel Yin use?
- A TaylorMade Spider Tour X mallet.
- Is Angel Yin sponsored by one club brand?
- No. Her bag runs through Ping, Callaway, Epon and TaylorMade, with a Titleist ball — the most mixed setup of the 24 players at the 2026 Solheim Cup.
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This bag reflects Angel Yin'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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