Taylor Pendrith shot an 8-under 63 on moving day at TPC Craig Ranch. The third-round leader of the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, was spotless, making four birdies and two eagles on Saturday. Utilizing a variety of equipment giants, running from Callaway to Srixon, the Canadian International now leads the race for a $1.71 million winner’s payout.

Before the fourth round begins, we take a look at his gear. There have been some changes since the 2022 Presidents Cup, most noticeably in irons and wedges. 

Taylor Pendrith  turns to three equipment giants for three different types of clubs

For his driver, Pendrith uses a Ping G410 with a 9-degree loft. The Canadian fits that with Project X HZRDUS Smoke Green Small Batch 70 6.5 TX. The shaft is listed at Callaway Golf for $445. The PGA Tour Pro is averaging a 317-yard driving distance at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson. 

Pendrith uses a Callaway Paradym Triple Diamond with a Project X HZRDUS Smoke Green Small Batch 90 6.5 TX shaft as his 3-wood, which offers a lower spin and deeper ball flight. The fairway wood comes at $349.99 at the PGATour Super Store. For 7-wood, though, the Richmond native switches to Ping. The G425 max with a 20.5-degree loft is fitted with the same shaft. 

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On the other hand, Taylor Pendrith prefers Srixon for his irons. For 2 and 3 irons, the Canadian goes with the Srixon ZX. For 4–9, it’s the Srixon ZX7. This is also where Pendrith made a slight change from 2022. The 30-year-old has ditched the Srixon ZU85 that he used as a 3-iron earlier. The ZX7 MKII is priced at $1199.99 at the PGA Tour Super Store.

Project X HZRDUS Smoke Black RDX 100 6.5 goes with the 2 and 3-iron. Whereas, True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 fits the 4–9 Irons.  Pendrith uses a Cleveland RTX 6 Tour Rack with a True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 shaft as his wedge. The Zipcore Tour Rack wedge is worth $189.99. Earlier, the RTX ZipCore decked his bag. 

Putting is Taylor Pendrith’s core strength

Taylor Pendrith changed his putter sometime between August 2022 and April 2023. Previously using an Oddessy 0-Works Black 3T, the Canadian star shifted to an Odessey 2-Ball ten. The double-bend face-balanced mallet putter has helped the Kent alum reach 17th in SG: Putting (0.538). In the ongoing CJ Cup Byron Nelson, Pendrith is leading the field in putts per GIR. 

Additionally, the 34-year-old sports a pair of Addidas ZG21 kicks. Pendrith is eying his first PGA Tour victory in his 74th start. The Palm Beach resident has already secured two titles on the PGA Tour Canada, and undoubtedly it won’t be too long before his first in the big leagues.