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Jeeno Thitikul

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What's in the bag · LPGA Tour

Jeeno Thitikul's WITB: the world No. 1's full Callaway bag

A top-to-bottom Callaway build with a telling detail under the grip — lightweight graphite iron shafts — behind the LPGA's dominant player and her CME Tour Championship win.

By Jordan Hale · Equipment Writer

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Atthaya 'Jeeno' Thitikul.
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Atthaya 'Jeeno' Thitikul plays a full Callaway bag, and its signature detail is under the grip: lightweight KBS PGI 90 graphite shafts through the irons, which help her generate speed without straining a smaller frame. The build carried her to the CME Group Tour Championship, the top of the women's world ranking and, in May 2026, the Mizuho Americas Open.

She moved into Callaway's Quantum metalwoods over the winter — a Quantum Triple Diamond driver turned down to 9° and a Quantum Max 3-wood — while the irons, putter and ball stayed exactly where they were. From driver to Odyssey Versa mallet, here's every club.

Tour
LPGA Tour
Clubs
Callaway (full staff)
Driver
Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond (9°)
Ball
Callaway Chrome Tour X

Jeeno Thitikul's bag

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The story of the bag

The talking point in Jeeno's bag is her iron shafts: KBS PGI 90 graphite rather than steel, a choice that adds clubhead speed and eases the load on the body. It's increasingly common among elite female players and a genuinely useful idea for recreational golfers chasing speed too.

What changed for 2026 is the top of the bag and nothing else. The Elyte Triple Diamond driver and Elyte 3-wood gave way to Callaway's Quantum equivalents, and the wedges moved from Opus Raw to Opus SP. The irons, the Apex UW, the Odyssey Versa and the Chrome Tour X are all exactly where they were — which is the pattern you see in most settled tour bags: metalwoods turn over on the release cycle, the scoring clubs don't.

One detail worth noting for anyone shopping the same driver: she plays the Quantum Triple Diamond, the compact 450cc low-spin head, not the Triple Diamond Max. They are different heads with different miss patterns.

Frequently asked

What driver does Jeeno Thitikul use?
A Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond at 9°, with a Fujikura Ventus TR Red 5-S shaft. She switched into it for 2026 from the Elyte Triple Diamond she won the 2025 CME Group Tour Championship with.
What golf ball does Jeeno Thitikul play?
The Callaway Chrome Tour X.
Why does Jeeno Thitikul use graphite iron shafts?
She plays lightweight KBS PGI 90 graphite shafts through her irons rather than steel. Lighter graphite helps her generate more clubhead speed and reduces strain on the body — a set-up choice more elite players (and speed-seeking amateurs) are adopting.
What irons does Jeeno Thitikul play?
A Callaway blend — X Forged Star in the 4- and 5-irons and X Forged from 6-iron to pitching wedge — all on KBS PGI 90 graphite shafts.

Verified

This bag reflects Jeeno Thitikul's setup as of 11 May 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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