---
title: "Angel Yin's WITB: five brands and a six-year-old fairway wood"
url: "https://ifrothgolf.com/witb/angel-yin"
type: "whats-in-the-bag"
player: "Angel Yin"
tour: "LPGA Tour"
author: "Jordan Hale"
published: "2026-09-14T00:00"
verified: "2026-09-13"
publisher: "ifrothgolf"
---


# 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.

**Setup verified:** 2026-09-13

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.

## Quick facts
- **Tour:** LPGA Tour
- **Clubs:** Mixed — Ping, Callaway, Epon, TaylorMade
- **Driver:** Ping G430 LST (9°)
- **Ball:** Titleist Pro V1

## The bag

| Club | Model | Spec |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Driver | Ping G430 LST | 9° · Fujikura Ventus Blue 6-X |
| Fairway wood | Callaway Mavrik Sub Zero | 13.5° · Fujikura Ventus Blue 7-X |
| Hybrid | Callaway Apex 19 | 18° · Fujikura Ventus Blue 8-X |
| Irons | [Callaway Apex TCB](https://ifrothgolf.com/product/callaway-apex-tcb) | 4-PW · KBS C-Taper 120 S |
| Wedges | Epon Tour Wedge Type M2 | 50°, 56° · True Temper Dynamic Gold S200 |
| Wedge | [Callaway Opus SP](https://ifrothgolf.com/product/callaway-opus-sp) | 60°.06 · True Temper Dynamic Gold S200 |
| Putter | [TaylorMade Spider Tour X](https://ifrothgolf.com/product/taylormade-spider-tour-x-putter) | Mallet |
| Golf ball | [Titleist Pro V1](https://ifrothgolf.com/product/titleist-pro-v1) |  |

## Notes

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.

## FAQ

### 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.

## Sources
- [Today's Golfer — What's In The Bag: Angel Yin (updated 8 Sep 2026, full lofts and shafts)](https://www.todays-golfer.com/equipment/witb/what-s-in-the-bag-angel-yin/)
- [Today's Golfer — What's in the bag of all 24 players at the 2026 Solheim Cup (13 Sep 2026)](https://www.todays-golfer.com/news-and-events/equipment-news/solheim-cup-2026-whats-in-the-bag-team-europe-team-usa/)
- [Wikipedia — Angel Yin (win record and Solheim Cup appearances)](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angel_Yin)

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