Every golfer has their own technique in place, developed and worked on after years of practice. Of course, as a player progresses in their career, they tend to change or shift their technique at times. Similarly, this also holds true for all the equipment players use, which changes over time – even though some classic pieces are retained. Brooks Koepka – one of the most successful golfers – also has a set of golf equipment that he trusts.

Let’s take a look at Kopeka’s bag, and what kind of clubs does he use.

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What putter does Brooks Koepka use?

According to reports, Koepka uses the Scotty Cameron Select Newport 2 Putter. This significant putter has helped Koepka win four majors and seems to be a trusted fixture in his bag. The Newport 2 Koepka uses is also a ‘tour issue-only variant’. It is also shaped classically and has three screws on the back cavity. However, Kopeka has sometimes swapped his putters, also using similar models.

What wedges does Koepka use?

The wedges that Koepla uses are called the Titleist Vokey SM8 Wedges – which helps someone like Koepka flourish and do well on the course. Not only does it provide control, but it also helps in getting good distance . Koepka carries 52˚, 56˚, and 60˚ Titleist Vokey wedges in his bag.

Irons Koepka uses

Koepka is now using the Srixon ZX7 Irons. However, this was a recent switch as the four-time major champion was previously using Mizuno irons and Nike’s as well.

What driver is Koepka using?

It looks like Koepka is using multiple drivers. This includes – TaylorMade Sim 2 (10.4) and TaylorMade M5 driver. The former is what he’s currently using – it is strong and has helped him get multiple wins. The head shape is also different, which gives the player more time to work with whatever not.

This driver will also have a “flight-correcting Twist Face technology”.

What golf ball does Brooks Koepka use?

Koepka also uses a Titleist Pro ViX.

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