J.T. Poston started the 2024 PGA Tour season by tying for the fifth position at The Sentry with a 25-under 267, followed by the sixth position at the Sony Open Hawaii. Unfortunately, though, his performance kept dropping afterward, which even led to a missed cut at the WM Phoenix Open.

From rock bottom, though, Poston had nowhere to go but up, and at the Genesis Invitational, with a score of 8-under-276, he even placed in the top-10. And now, following his recent T30 finish at the Masters, the 2022 John Deere Classic winner looks like he’s on track to grab a win with his solo lead at the RBC Heritage after the first round. This turnaround, however, would not have been possible without his trusted all-titleist equipment!

What clubs does J.T. Poston use to hit bombs?

Ranked 47th as per OWGR, J.T. Poston uses the Titleist TSR3 driver to cover maximum distance off the tee. It provides him with a versatile option to optimize his launch conditions and trajectory. Costing around $599, the club is equipped with the Mitsubishi Diamana B shaft, which provides him with the best stability.

For the fairway woods, Poston uses the Titleist TS2, which costs around $400. The club has a 15-degree loft, providing a good balance between distance and control. The golf pro equips it with the Graphite Design Tour AD IZ 7 X shaft for better stability.

For the longer shots from the fairway, rough, or tee, he uses the hybrid Titleist TS2, with a loft of 19 degrees and a lie angle of 0.75 degrees upright. This gives him the perfect precision to get to the greens.

When it comes to his irons, Poston uses the Titleist 100s 3-iron. Additionally, he also uses the Titlest 100 (5–9). All six clubs are equipped with True Temper Project X 6.5 shafts, which gives them more versatility.

J.T. Poston’s companions for the greens

For tricky situations like getting out of green side bunkers, J.T. Poston opts for the Titleist Vokey Design SM10, which has lofts ranging from 46–10F, 50–08F, and 56–10S. Some of the world’s best players use them due to their five-star design. The wedges are equipped with the True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 shaft.

For his putter, Poston uses the Scotty Cameron GoLo 5 Black Tour Prototype, which he has been counting on quite a few times now! To complete his kit, he also keeps a Titleist Scotty Cameron Dancing Cameron grip handy.

Well, although assisted by his equipment, Poston is now at the top of the leaderboard at the RBC Heritage, but it is still just the first round. Will he continue with the lead or get back to his drop-down spree? Stay tuned to find out!