Tommy Fleetwood Bag Check: Every Club He Plays in 2026

Tommy Fleetwood plays about as committed a TaylorMade bag as you will find on tour. The driver is a TaylorMade Qi4D LS, the irons are the Tiger Woods signature P7TW blades, the putter is a Spider Tour Black, and the ball he games every week is the TaylorMade TP5x Pix. There is no mixed-brand pragmatism here: it is TaylorMade from the tee peg to the flag, with a couple of genuinely interesting throwback and long-club choices along the way.

Below is the full bag as reported in 2026, then a straight answer on what you can actually buy to play the same ball and glove he does, and what you would need a fitting for.

Tommy Fleetwood's bag in full

The ball he actually plays

Fleetwood games the TaylorMade TP5x, and specifically the Pix version, which is the same five-layer ball with a printed pattern of small TaylorMade markings across the cover. Those markings are not just branding: the pattern gives your eye something to track at address and on the putting green, which is why so many tour players who could have a plain ball choose the Pix instead.

The TP5x is the firmer, faster, higher-launching of TaylorMade's two tour balls. Next to the softer TP5, it gives up a touch of greenside feel in return for a little more ball speed and a flatter, more penetrating flight, which suits a strong ball-striker like Fleetwood who wants the ball to hold its line in the wind. The dozen you can buy is the same tour ball, and while the standard retail box is not always printed with the Pix pattern, the core construction Fleetwood relies on is exactly what lands on your doorstep.

The glove on his hand

Fleetwood wears the TaylorMade Tour Preferred glove, usually shortened to TP. It is a full cabretta leather glove, which is the tour-standard material: thin, tacky and precise in dry conditions, at the cost of a shorter lifespan than an all-weather synthetic. If you play most of your golf in decent weather and you care about feel through the grip, this is the glove that puts your hand in the same leather as his, and it is one of the more affordable ways to copy a piece of a tour bag exactly.

The clubs: buy the thinking, fit the specs

The rest of the bag is where you copy the idea rather than the exact build. The Qi4D LS is a genuinely low-spin driver head aimed at fast, consistent swingers, and it is on the shelf at any TaylorMade stockist. The catch is the shaft and loft: Fleetwood's 9° head and stiff Ventus TR Blue are dialled to his swing, and bolting that same spec onto a slower or steeper swing tends to cost you carry and dispersion. Get the head fitted to you and you are playing his driver in every way that matters. Browse the drivers collection to see what is current.

The P7TW irons are the honest hard sell. They are Tiger Woods' blades: a compact, thin-topline, minimal-forgiveness head built for players who deliver the club the same way every time. They are beautiful and they are not for most club golfers. If you are not a low single-figure handicap, a players' cavity back will give you the same look at address with far more help on the toe and heel. Our irons collection spans both, so you can pick the profile your game actually needs.

The wedges are the most copyable clubs in the bag. Fleetwood's Hi-Toe 3 and Milled Grind 5 lofts are close to standard tour gapping, and wedges are one area where tour-standard gear genuinely helps a club player, because fresh grooves and the right bounce do the same job for everyone. Match his 52, 56 and 60 gaps from the wedges collection and get the bounce fitted to your turf.

The Spider Tour Black putter is a high-MOI mallet, and that forgiveness is worth real strokes to an amateur, arguably more than it is to Fleetwood. A stable mallet flattens out the mis-hits that cost you the low side of the hole. A Spider or any well-fitted mallet from the putters collection is the single easiest way to borrow something that works from this setup.

The closest setup you can actually buy

Realistically, two pieces of Fleetwood's bag drop straight into yours: the TP5x ball and the Tour Preferred glove. Play those and you are literally using his gamers. After that, copy in spirit: a low-spin driver head fitted to your swing, a players' iron in the profile your handicap can handle, tour-spec wedges in his lofts, and a high-MOI mallet putter. That gives you a bag built on the same logic as Fleetwood's, tuned to your swing rather than his, which is the only version of a tour setup that will actually lower your scores.

Frequently asked questions

What golf ball does Tommy Fleetwood use?

Tommy Fleetwood plays the TaylorMade TP5x, specifically the Pix alignment version with the printed cover pattern. It is the firmer, faster, higher-launching of TaylorMade's two five-layer tour balls.

What driver does Tommy Fleetwood play?

He plays a TaylorMade Qi4D LS driver set at 9°, a low-spin head built for fast, consistent swingers.

What putter does Tommy Fleetwood use?

Fleetwood uses a TaylorMade Spider Tour Black, a high-MOI mallet with a stable, forgiving face.

What irons does Tommy Fleetwood play?

He plays TaylorMade P7TW irons, the Tiger Woods signature blades, in a 5-PW set with True Temper Project X 6.5 shafts. They are true players' blades and suit low-handicap ball-strikers only.

What shaft is in Tommy Fleetwood's driver?

A Fujikura Ventus TR Blue 6 in X-stiff. It is fitted to his swing speed, so treat it as a starting point for a fitting rather than a spec to copy blind.

Can I buy Tommy Fleetwood's exact setup?

You can match his ball and glove exactly and buy them today. The clubs are all retail models, but the driver, irons, wedges and putter should be fitted to your own swing to perform, so copy the models and get the specs dialled in.

Want more tour bags broken down the same way? Browse the full Bag Check series, and if you are choosing between the TP5 and TP5x for your own game, our guide to golf ball compression and swing speed explains which tour ball actually fits you.

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