Despite a difficult year marked by health challenges and injuries, Hull secured a T2 at the AIG Women’s Open. However, one of her strongest feats came this week at the Kroger Queen City Championship. Even with a torn ankle ligament, Hull is leading the boards at 16-under, even surpassing the women’s World No. 1 Jeeno Thitikul. Behind this success in the course, Hull boasts a carefully curated selection of drivers, putters, and golfing equipment. Let’s take a look at what Hull’s bag looks like at the TPC River’s Bend golf course.

For her driver, Hull has remained loyal to her sponsor, TaylorMade, which she has been flaunting since 2020. Extending the contract in 2022, Hull has stuck with her driver of choice. Although the models have progressively upgraded through the years, TaylorMade Qi10 LS has found its way back. Paired with the Attas Rockstar 6X shaft and 8° loft, this driver delivers low spin, higher ball speed, and greater forgiveness. This makes it perfect for players with fast swinging styles seeking greater distance and control.

Even across fairway woods, Hull has consistently chosen TaylorMade as her go-to choice. The models changed roughly every 1-2 years. However, 2025 has found consistency with the Qi10 Tour, making its reappearance after the 2024 season. Hull pairs it with Tensei AV Blue 75 S shaft and 15° loft to maximise adjustability over various course conditions and personal preference.

Charley Hull has remained consistent with the SIM / SIM2 Max for her choice of hybrid. In 2024, Hull briefly shifted to the Qi10 Tour before moving back to the SIM models. At TPC River’s Bend, Hull has picked up SIM Max rescue, pairing it with the UST iROD Hybrid 85F4 shaft. The loft of 19° has stayed constant over the years. This hybrid offers Hull great versatility and forgiveness off the tee. Moreover, even off-center hits can launch the ball high and straight with the SIM Max Rescue.

For her choice of irons, Hull has remained particularly consistent not only with TaylorMade but also with the models. Even the shafts have barely seen a change through the years since 2020. The model of Hull’s choice is the P7MB (4-PW), which she has paired this year with the Modus3 125S shaft. Being muscle-back irons, these allow Hull to manipulate the trajectory, spin, and direction more effectively than cavity-back irons. The compact head allows better transfer of feedback from the ball to the golfer’s hands, resulting in more precise shots.

Aside from the drivers and the irons, Charley Hull prioritizes her short game equally as much. So what wedges and putters does the LPGA Tour pro use?

Charley Hull’s go-to clubs for her short game

Carrying a knack for carefully-crafted clubs for skilled golfers, Charley Hull does not compromise technicality even with her wedges. In fact, Hull has upgraded her wedge model every 1-2 years, moving from Miller Grind 2 and 3 to finally settling with Miller Grind 4 Raw in 2023. Making a reappearance this year, Hull has paired it with the Modus 120S shaft and 50°, 54°, 60° lofts. Her TaylorMade wedges offer high spin control and precision for accurate approach shots. When it comes to putters, Hull made her switch from Scotty Cameron (2020) to the TaylorMade TP series in 2021. Since 2023, TP Soto has always found its way back into the bag, providing precise distance control.

Hull has remained loyal to the TP5x ball that she first used in 2022. Since then, Hull hasn’t looked back from it. As for her apparel, Hull shifts between TaylorMade gear and Malbon Golf apparel, mixing her attire on the course. Adidas shoes are her choice of footwear, giving her stability and power on the greens. Charley Hull’s equipment choices reflect her focus on precision, control, and consistency, combining carefully selected clubs, a reliable ball, and performance-focused apparel to optimize every aspect of her game.