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Bryson DeChambeau

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What's in the bag · LIV Golf

Bryson DeChambeau's WITB: the 3D-printed one-length bag

The most unconventional bag in golf — including the custom 3D-printed single-length irons he designed himself and debuted at The Open 2026.

By Jordan Hale · Equipment Writer

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Nobody's bag looks like Bryson DeChambeau's. He debuted custom 3D-printed single-length irons of his own design at The Open 2026, every club built to one length, printed in-house over about four days for the set. It's the latest chapter in his single-length obsession and the headline gear story of the year.

The rest is just as unusual: a Krank long-drive-style driver, Krank fairway woods, a SIK armlock putter with a JumboMax grip, and a tour-only Pro V1x. He tinkers weekly, so shaft details move around, but the core is his own.

Tour
LIV Golf
Clubs
Mixed / bespoke
Driver
Krank Formula Fire Pro (6°)
Ball
Titleist Pro V1x

Bryson DeChambeau's bag

Prices shown in your currency. We only link gear we stock where it matches what Bryson actually plays; other clubs are listed for reference. Tour players use custom specs, so lofts and shafts differ from the retail versions.

The story of the bag

The 3D-printed irons are a genuine first at this level — Bryson designs and prints the heads himself, chasing perfectly matched single-length clubs. He also switched the iron shafts back to True Temper steel from graphite this year. If you want to see where equipment tinkering ends, it's here.

Frequently asked

What driver does Bryson DeChambeau use?
A Krank Golf Formula Fire Pro at 6 degrees — a long-drive-style head — with a Project X HZRDUS T1100 shaft.
What irons does Bryson DeChambeau use?
Custom 3D-printed single-length irons he designed himself, debuted at The Open 2026, on True Temper Dynamic Gold X7 steel shafts.
What golf ball does Bryson DeChambeau play?
A tour-only prototype version of the Titleist Pro V1x.
Why does Bryson DeChambeau use single-length irons?
He builds every iron to the same length (around a 7-iron) so the setup, swing plane and feel are identical across the set — his long-running experiment in consistency.

Verified

This bag reflects Bryson DeChambeau's setup as of 16 Jul 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 Spot something out of date?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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