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Megan Khang's WITB: PXG throughout, with two discontinued hybrids

Khang has played PXG since her rookie year, but the two clubs bridging her long game are TaylorMade GAPR hybrids that left the shops years ago. Every club, club by club.

By Jordan Hale · Equipment Writer

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Megan Khang's bag is PXG from the driver to the wedges — a Lightning Tour driver at 9°, a 0341 X GEN4 fairway at 13°, prototype irons from the 5-iron and three Sugar Daddy Milled III wedges. Two clubs break the run in the middle: a pair of TaylorMade GAPR HI hybrids at 19° and 22°. The putter is a Scotty Cameron Newport GSS prototype and the ball a Titleist Pro V1x.

Khang has been with the brand almost her whole career. As she puts it: "I switched to PXG in my rookie year and I never turned back." Bernardus was another Solheim Cup appearance for her as the United States lost 13–15.

Tour
LPGA Tour
Clubs
PXG, with TaylorMade hybrids
Driver
PXG Lightning Tour (9°)
Ball
Titleist Pro V1x

Megan Khang's bag

  • PXGDriver

    Driver

    PXG Lightning Tour

    9° · Mitsubishi Diamana PD 40 S

    A 40-gram driver shaft is genuinely light for a tour player.

  • PXGFairway wood

    Fairway wood

    PXG 0341 X GEN4

    13° · Mitsubishi Diamana PB 5 S

    13° is a strong 3-wood, and it is the only fairway wood in the bag.

  • TaylorMadeHybrids

    Hybrids

    TaylorMade GAPR HI

    19° & 22° · Graphite Design Tour AD UT

    The oldest clubs in the bag by a distance — GAPR launched in 2018 and TaylorMade has long since discontinued it, so these rows carry no CTA.

  • PXGIrons

    Irons

    PXG Prototype

    5-PW · Aerotech SteelFiber FC

    Tour-only heads with no retail equivalent, on composite iron shafts.

  • PXGWedges

    Wedges

    PXG 0311 Sugar Daddy Milled III

    52°.10S, 56°.10S, 60°.10S · Aerotech SteelFiber FC

    All three on the same 10S grind, and on the same composite shafts as the irons.

  • ScottyPutter

    Putter

    Scotty Cameron Newport GSS Prototype

    Blade

    German stainless steel, tour-issue only.

  • Titleist Pro V1x

    Golf ball

    Titleist Pro V1x

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The story of the bag

Two 2018 hybrids inside an otherwise current bag is the thing worth noticing. GAPR HI was a short-lived TaylorMade line and it is long gone from retail, yet Khang has carried the 19° and 22° through several PXG release cycles — and PXG makes hybrids she could have switched into.

The composite shafts are the other theme. Aerotech SteelFiber FC runs through the irons and all three wedges, which is a lighter, more damped setup than the steel most of her Solheim team-mates play.

Almost nothing in this bag is buyable. Prototype irons, a GSS prototype putter and discontinued hybrids mean the only row here with a catalogue link is the golf ball — which is an honest reflection of a tour bag rather than a gap in our coverage.

Frequently asked

What driver does Megan Khang use?
A PXG Lightning Tour at 9°, with a notably light Mitsubishi Diamana PD 40 S shaft.
What irons does Megan Khang play?
PXG prototype irons from 5-iron to pitching wedge, on Aerotech SteelFiber FC composite shafts. They are tour-only heads with no retail version.
What hybrids does Megan Khang carry?
TaylorMade GAPR HI at 19° and 22° — a line TaylorMade launched in 2018 and has since discontinued, and the only non-PXG clubs in her bag.
What putter does Megan Khang use?
A Scotty Cameron Newport GSS prototype blade.
What ball does Megan Khang play?
The Titleist Pro V1x.

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This bag reflects Megan Khang'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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