Charley Hull Bag Check: Every Club She Plays in 2026

Charley Hull is one of the most watched ball strikers in the women's game, and her 2026 bag tells you exactly why: it is a full TaylorMade set-up built around feel and control rather than gimmicks. The headline is that she has gone to a fully bladed iron set, a low-spin tour driver and a compact blade putter, and she plays the firm, fast TaylorMade TP5x ball. This is a proper player's bag, not a forgiveness-first amateur set.

What is refreshing is how little of it is fancy. There are no fairway woods in the bag at all this season. She carries two hybrids where most players would slot a 3-wood and a 5-wood, then goes blade from the 5-iron down. It is a setup that rewards a repeatable strike and punishes a loose one, which is exactly what you would expect from a player who hits it as flush as she does. Here is the full bag, then the parts worth talking about.

The ball she actually plays

The one thing on this list you can put in your own bag today, exactly as she plays it, is the ball. Hull plays the TaylorMade TP5x, the firmer of TaylorMade's two five-layer tour balls. Where the standard TP5 leans softer and spinnier, the TP5x launches a touch higher, feels firmer off the face and holds its line into the wind, which suits a fast, aggressive swing. If you have the clubhead speed to compress it, it is a genuinely excellent ball, and it is the same one the pros are gaming, not a watered-down retail version.

If your swing speed is more moderate, read our guide to golf ball compression and swing speed before you buy, because a firm tour ball like the TP5x can feel like a rock and rob you of distance if you are not swinging fast enough to load it.

The clubs you cannot just add to a bag

The rest of Hull's bag is tour-issue kit that is either fitted, tuned or simply more demanding than most amateurs want. That does not mean you cannot get close, it just means you should be honest about what you are copying.

The driver is the new TaylorMade Qi4D LS in a strong 8 degrees, the low-spin model aimed at faster swings who deliver plenty of loft naturally. It is paired with a UST Mamiya Attas shaft. For most club golfers the standard, higher-spinning Qi4D or Qi4D Max will hold the fairway far better than the LS head, so treat her exact loft and shaft as a fitting starting point, not a shopping list. Browse current options in drivers.

The irons are the headline. From the 5-iron down she plays TaylorMade P7MB blades, full muscle-backs with next to no forgiveness, then bridges up to a P770 4-iron that hides a little more technology for the longest club. Blades like the P7MB reward a centre strike with buttery feel and precise flight control, and they punish a heel or toe miss with lost distance. Unless you find the middle of the face most of the time, a players' cavity or a P770-style hollow-body will serve you better. See the range in irons.

The wedges are TaylorMade MG5 (Milled Grind 5) at 48, 54 and 60 degrees, with grinds picked to match how she likes to open the face around the greens. Wedges are the one area where copying a pro's lofts is genuinely sensible, since gapping matters more than ego here. Get fitted for bounce and grind to your turf and technique in wedges.

The putter is a TaylorMade TP Soto, a compact blade with a single sightline and an L-neck hosel that suits a slight-arc stroke. It is a classic shape rather than a high-tech mallet, which tells you Hull trusts her stroke and her read over training-aid alignment. If you have a repeatable arc and like a clean look at address, a blade like this is a joy. Explore blades and mallets in putters.

The glove and the small stuff

Hull wears a standard TaylorMade tour glove to match the rest of the bag. It is the least exciting item on the list and, honestly, the one where brand loyalty matters least: a well-fitting cabretta or all-weather glove from any major maker will do the same job. We are not linking a buy here because the exact tour glove she wears is a sponsor-supplied model rather than a like-for-like retail line, and we would rather point you at a proper fitting glove than the closest lookalike.

The closest setup you can actually buy

You do not need a tour card to build a bag in Hull's spirit. The trick is to keep her philosophy, control and feel over raw forgiveness, while dialling the demand down to your level.

• Ball: the exact match. Play the TaylorMade TP5x if you swing it fast enough, or drop to the softer TP5 if you want more feel at slower speeds.
• Driver: the same Qi4D family, but the standard Qi4D or Qi4D Max head rather than the low-spin LS, and a stock shaft fitted to your speed.
• Irons: keep the look with TaylorMade's players' irons but step off the pure blade. A P770 or P7CB set gives you most of the feel with a safety net on mishits.
• Wedges: the MG5 in your own gapped lofts, fitted for bounce. This is the part of her bag you can copy almost exactly.
• Putter: a TP-series blade if you have an arc in your stroke, or a mallet if you need alignment help.

Want more of these? Every tour bag we break down lives on the Bag Check hub.

Charley Hull's bag: the questions people ask

What ball does Charley Hull use?
Charley Hull plays the TaylorMade TP5x, the firmer, higher-launching version of TaylorMade's five-layer tour ball. It is the same model sold at retail, so you can play exactly what she does.

What driver does Charley Hull play in 2026?
She plays the TaylorMade Qi4D LS, the low-spin tour head, set at a strong 8 degrees with a UST Mamiya Attas shaft. Most club golfers are better served by the standard Qi4D or Qi4D Max.

What irons does Charley Hull use?
TaylorMade P7MB muscle-back blades from the 5-iron through the pitching wedge, with a more forgiving TaylorMade P770 4-iron at the top of the set.

What putter does Charley Hull use?
A TaylorMade TP Soto, a compact single-sightline blade with an L-neck hosel that suits a slight-arc stroke.

What shafts are in Charley Hull's irons?
Nippon N.S. Pro Modus3 Tour 125 S in the P7MB irons, with Modus3 Tour 120 S in the MG5 wedges. These are stiff, control-oriented steel shafts for a fast, consistent player.

Can I buy Charley Hull's exact setup?
You can buy the exact ball, and you can get close on everything else. The clubs are tour-issue and fitted, so match the models and get a proper fitting rather than copying her exact lofts and shafts. Start with the ball, then work through drivers, irons, wedges and putters.

Setup as reported September 2026, equipment changes through the season, so treat this as a guide.