What's in the bag · PGA Tour
Corey Conners' WITB: 13 Ping clubs and one Titleist ball
One of the purest single-brand bags on the PGA Tour, and one of the most demanding — Blueprint blades from the 6-iron down, with Ping's S259 wedges behind them.
By Jordan Hale · Equipment Writer
Conners runs one of the purest single-brand bags on the PGA Tour: 13 Ping clubs and a Titleist ball. It is also one of the most demanding, with Blueprint S long irons feeding into Blueprint T blades from the 6-iron down — a set built for a player whose approach play is the best part of his game.
The 2026 changes are quietly telling. He moved the driver and both fairways into the G440 line, dropped the 7-wood he had added in 2025 in favour of a 19-degree 5-wood, and went from a mallet to a blade on the greens with the PLD Milled Ally Blue Onset.
- Tour
- PGA Tour
- Clubs
- Ping
- Driver
- Ping G440 LST
- Ball
- Titleist Pro V1
Corey Conners's bag
Driver
9° · Mitsubishi Diamana BB 63 X
The low-spin G440, up from the G430 LST he played through 2025.
3-wood
Ping G440 Max
15°, set to 14° · UST Mamiya LIN-Q M40X Blue 7F5
Bent strong to keep the gap to the driver honest.
5-wood
Ping G440 Max
19° · UST Mamiya LIN-Q M40X Blue 8F5
Replaces the 21° 7-wood he carried in 2025.
Irons
4-5 · True Temper Project X 6.0
The slightly more forgiving Blueprint, used only at the top of the set.
Irons
Ping Blueprint T
6-PW · True Temper Project X 6.0
Full blades from the 6-iron down — a rare commitment even at tour level.
Wedges
50-12S, 56-12S, 60-8H · True Temper Project X 6.0
Higher-bounce S grinds in the gap and sand wedges, the lower-bounce H grind in the lob wedge.
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Putter
Ping PLD Milled Ally Blue Onset
A blade, and a change of shape — he was in a PLD Prime Tyne S mallet through 2025. Ping PP58 grip.
Golf ball
The one thing in the bag that isn't Ping.
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The story of the bag
Fully into the G440 line for 2026 — driver and both fairway woods, replacing the G430 LST and G430 Max heads.
The 7-wood experiment is over: a 19° G440 Max 5-wood now sits above the 4-iron.
Mallet to blade on the greens, moving from the PLD Prime Tyne S to the PLD Milled Ally Blue Onset with its onset hosel.
Wedges are now the Ping S259 line, replacing the s159s he played in 2025.
Frequently asked
- What driver does Corey Conners use?
- A Ping G440 LST at 9 degrees with a Mitsubishi Diamana BB 63 X shaft. LST is Ping's low-spin, lower-launch head.
- What ball does Corey Conners play?
- The Titleist Pro V1 — the softer, lower-spinning-off-the-driver option of Titleist's two tour balls, and the only club-or-ball in his bag not made by Ping.
- Why does Corey Conners split Ping Blueprint S and Blueprint T irons?
- The Blueprint S is marginally larger and easier to launch, which helps in the 4- and 5-iron where speed and forgiveness matter most. From the 6-iron down he switches to the Blueprint T, a true muscleback, where he wants the shape control and feedback that make his approach play a strength.
Verified
This bag reflects Corey Conners's setup as of 13 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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