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Sungjae Im's WITB: a 2020 driver and brand-new irons

Titleist top to bottom, built on a TSi2 driver and TS3 fairway he simply won't replace — but new T150 irons and SM11 wedges arrived after his wrist injury.

By Jordan Hale · Equipment Writer

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Sungjae Im plays a full Titleist set-up in which the top of the bag has barely moved in years. His driver is a Titleist TSi2 at 8 degrees from 2020, the 15-degree fairway is a Titleist TS3 dating to 2018, and the 19-degree Titleist 818 H2 hybrid goes back to 2017 — an unusually settled long game for a player at this level.

The scoring clubs are where 2026 changed. Returning in March from a five-month absence with a wrist injury, Im put Titleist T150 irons in the bag — spotted in play at the Players Championship, the week after his comeback at the Arnold Palmer Invitational — in his first iron change since adopting the original T100 in 2019, and stepped his wedges up to Vokey SM11 from an older SM9 and SM7 mix.

Tour
PGA Tour
Clubs
Titleist
Driver
Titleist TSi2
Ball
Titleist Pro V1x

Sungjae Im's bag

  • Titleist TSi2

    Driver

    Titleist TSi2

    8° · Graphite Design Tour AD DI 7 X

    A 2020 head, and a notably low loft for a player of his height and speed.

  • Titleist TS3 Fairway

    3-wood

    Titleist TS3

    15° · Graphite Design Tour AD DI 8 X

    From 2018. The shaft is now settled — Golf Monthly, National Club Golfer and Today's Golfer all list the Tour AD DI 8 X; the Tour AD Hybrid DI 105 X that used to appear here belongs to the hybrid.

  • Titleist 818 H2

    Hybrid

    Titleist 818 H2

    19° · Graphite Design Tour AD Hybrid DI 105 X

    A 2017 head, set to the B1 SureFit position. Often written as H2 818.

  • Titleist T150 Irons

    Irons

    Titleist T150

    3-9 · True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100

    Bent one degree weak, with Titleist-branded lead tape added to each head. New in March 2026 and first spotted at the Players Championship, the week after his return from injury. Several bag lists have not caught up and still carry the 2019 T100 here.

  • Titleist Vokey SM11 Wedge

    Wedges

    Titleist Vokey SM11

    48°, 54°, 60° · True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100

    Same lofts and shafts as the SM9/SM7 mix they replaced in 2026.

  • ScottyPutter

    Putter

    Scotty Cameron F-5 Tourtype SSS

    A custom Cameron mallet. Older listings still carry a Special Select Flowback 5 here.

  • Titleist Pro V1x

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The story of the bag

Two 2026 changes, both after his return from a wrist injury in March: Titleist T150 irons in place of the 2019 T100, and Vokey SM11 wedges in place of an SM9/SM7 mix.

The T150 switch came out of off-season work in Korea; the appeal was a slightly higher, faster flight and a steeper descent angle, particularly in the long irons.

Driver, fairway and hybrid are all pre-2021 heads, making the top of his bag one of the oldest in the world's top ranks.

Verification note, re-checked 14 September 2026 ahead of the Presidents Cup: the date on this page deliberately stays at 30 June. Today's Golfer refreshed its Im page on 16 July, but that list still has the 2019 T100 irons, SM9 wedges and a Special Select Flowback 5 putter — three slots we know moved earlier in the year — so it confirms the top of the bag and the ball rather than the whole setup, and we will not borrow a freshness stamp from it. Long-iron and wedge listings for Im are unusually slow to catch up across the outlets.

Frequently asked

What driver does Sungjae Im use?
A Titleist TSi2 at 8 degrees with a Graphite Design Tour AD DI 7 X shaft — a head released in 2020 that he has kept through several newer Titleist generations.
What ball does Sungjae Im play?
The Titleist Pro V1x, as part of a full Titleist and Scotty Cameron bag.
Why did Sungjae Im switch to Titleist T150 irons?
He changed in March 2026, after off-season work in Korea and a comeback from a five-month wrist injury, in his first iron change since 2019. The T150's slightly larger profile and wider sole resembled his old first-generation T100, and he wanted a marginally higher, faster flight with a steeper descent angle in the long irons. They are bent one degree weak.

Verified

This bag reflects Sungjae Im's setup as of 30 Jun 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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