Bag Check
Celine Boutier Bag Check: Every Club She Plays in 2026
Fayrway Pros · 10 September 2026
Celine Boutier does not chase distance for its own sake. She is one of the most accurate players in women's golf, and her bag reflects that: it is built almost entirely around PXG's forged 0311 line, tuned for control rather than headline ball speed. The most eye-catching detail is at the top of the bag, where her longest club as most recently reported is not a full driver at all but a PXG Secret Weapon mini driver. Around it sits a Ping fairway wood, a run of PXG hybrids and irons, PXG Sugar Daddy wedges, and a Scotty Cameron Phantom mallet. The ball is a Titleist Pro V1x, the firmer, higher-flying sibling of the Pro V1.
It is a setup that says a lot about how she scores. Boutier wins by putting the ball in play, controlling her flight, and holing her share of putts, and every club below is chosen to serve that. Here is the full bag, then what you can and cannot copy.
Celine Boutier's full bag, club by club
| Club | Model | Notes | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driver | PXG Secret Weapon mini driver (11 degrees) | Her longest club as most recently reported, on a Mitsubishi Diamana WB 53 S shaft. A shorter, more controllable head than a full driver, chosen for accuracy off the tee rather than raw yardage. | |
| Fairway wood | Ping G425 LST (14.5 degrees) | The one non-PXG wood in the bag, on a Mitsubishi Diamana PD 60 S. A low-spin 3-wood she has trusted for several seasons. | |
| Hybrids | PXG 0311 Black Ops (19), 0311 GEN6 (22), 0311 GEN5 (25) | Three hybrids in place of long irons, all on KBS hybrid prototype shafts. They cover the gaps between the fairway wood and her irons. | |
| Irons | PXG 0311 P GEN4 (6-9), 0311 T GEN4 (PW) | The player's cavity P heads through the set, with a bladed T pitching wedge, on KBS PGI 80 shafts. Forgiving where she wants stability, compact where she wants control. | |
| Wedges | PXG Sugar Daddy Milled III (52, 56), Sugar Daddy Milled (60) | Milled PXG wedges on Nippon Modus shafts. A tidy three-wedge spread for a player who scores from inside 120 yards. | |
| Putter | Scotty Cameron Phantom 9R | A modern mallet, a change from the Bettinardi blade she used earlier in her career. More forgiveness and a clear alignment aid. | |
| Ball | Titleist Pro V1x Titleist Pro V1x£52.00Buy on Amazon |
The firmer, higher-launching, lower-spinning of the two Pro V1 models. A tour staple for players who want a penetrating flight and firm feel. | £52.00 |
The item you can buy today
The one thing on this list you can put in your own bag for the same money Boutier does is the ball. She plays the Titleist Pro V1x, the firmer of the two flagship Pro V1 models. Where the standard Pro V1 flies a touch lower and feels softer, the V1x launches higher, spins a little less off the driver, and gives a firmer click off the face. For a fast-swinging, ball-striking player it is a natural fit, and it is the exact ball she tees up.
Titleist Pro V1x
- Higher launch than the Pro V1
- Firm feel, lower long-game spin
- Tour-level greenside control
Price on Amazon
£52.00
Her glove is the other genuinely accessible piece. Boutier has been reported in a Titleist Players glove, a thin cabretta leather glove that plenty of club golfers wear too. We have not linked it here because the version worn on tour is a plain staff glove rather than a single clean retail listing, but any thin leather glove in your correct hand and size does the same job. If you want to match the feel, that is the family to look in.
The clubs you cannot just add to a bag
Everything else in Boutier's bag is fitted, built, and in some cases prototype-shafted. You can buy the same model names, but the specifications are hers, so treat this as a guide to the thinking rather than a shopping list.
Driver and fairway wood
The headline is that mini driver. A mini driver is a smaller, shorter, more workable version of a driver head, and choosing one as the longest club in the bag is a deliberate accuracy play: you give up a little distance to hit far more fairways. It sits on a Mitsubishi Diamana WB shaft. Below it is a Ping G425 LST fairway wood, the low-spin LST head, which is the only club in the bag that is not PXG or a Scotty Cameron. If you want to explore the same idea, our drivers range is the place to start, and a proper fitting matters more here than the badge.
Hybrids and irons
Boutier carries three hybrids instead of long irons, which is increasingly common among tour players who want height and forgiveness at the top of the set. Her irons are PXG 0311 P GEN4 in the scoring range with a bladed T model pitching wedge, a mix of forgiveness and control that a lot of good amateurs would benefit from copying in spirit. You will not find her exact KBS PGI shafts on a shelf, but the principle, cavity heads through the middle irons and hybrids up top, is easy to replicate. Browse irons and get fitted for the set makeup, not just the model.
Wedges
Three PXG Sugar Daddy wedges, milled for spin, in a clean 52, 56 and 60 spread. That is a sensible gapping for almost anyone: a gap wedge, a sand wedge, and a lob wedge with enough loft to stop the ball quickly. Our wedges collection covers the same ground, and getting the lofts and grinds matched to your turf is the part worth paying for.
Putter
Boutier rolls a Scotty Cameron Phantom 9R, a milled mallet with a strong alignment line. It is a move plenty of players have made, from a small blade to a larger, more forgiving mallet, and it suits a repeatable stroke. The specific head is a tour build, but Phantom-style mallets are widely available, and you can compare options in our putters range.
The closest setup you can actually buy
If you want to play the way Boutier plays without spending tour money on prototypes, the shortcut is simple. Put a Titleist Pro V1x in play, because that is an exact match and it costs the same for you as it does for her. Wear a thin leather glove in your size. Then, when you are next fitted, borrow the concepts rather than the badges: a shorter, more controllable club off the tee if you spray driver, three hybrids instead of long irons for easier height, cavity-back or players-cavity irons through the middle, a 52-56-60 wedge spread, and a mallet putter with a clear sightline. That is the accuracy-first philosophy behind her whole bag, and it travels far better than any single model number.
Frequently asked questions
What golf ball does Celine Boutier use?
Celine Boutier plays the Titleist Pro V1x, the firmer, higher-launching model in the Pro V1 family. It is the one club in her bag you can buy and play at the exact same specification she does.
What driver does Celine Boutier use?
As most recently reported, the longest club in her bag is a PXG Secret Weapon mini driver at 11 degrees, on a Mitsubishi Diamana WB 53 S shaft. A mini driver is shorter and more controllable than a full driver, which fits her accuracy-first game. Equipment changes through the season, so check current tour reports if you want the very latest.
What putter does Celine Boutier use?
She uses a Scotty Cameron Phantom 9R, a milled mallet with a strong alignment aid. It is a change from the Bettinardi blade she used earlier in her career.
What irons and wedges are in her bag?
Her irons are PXG 0311 P GEN4 in the scoring clubs with a bladed 0311 T GEN4 pitching wedge, and her wedges are PXG Sugar Daddy models in a 52, 56 and 60 degree spread. Her long clubs are three PXG hybrids rather than long irons.
Can I buy Celine Boutier's exact setup?
Only the ball, and the glove family. The rest of her bag uses fitted specifications and in some cases prototype shafts, so you can buy the same model names but not her exact builds. The smarter move is to copy the thinking and get fitted. See our clubs ranges for a starting point.
What glove does she wear?
Boutier has been reported wearing a Titleist Players glove, a thin cabretta leather glove. We have not linked a single retail listing because the tour version is a plain staff glove, but any thin leather glove in your correct hand and size gives the same feel.
Want more tour setups broken down the same way? Browse the full Bag Check series, and if you are weighing up the Pro V1x against softer options, read our guide to golf ball compression and swing speed.
Setup as reported September 2026, equipment changes through the season, so treat this as a guide.
