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Brad Dalke’s WITB

Brad Dalke’s BMW International Open bag traded fairway woods for two long irons — a course-specific Callaway setup documented during his July 2026 return to professional golf.

Standouts

Three Things That Stand Out

Two long irons replaced his usual fairway woods for that week
At the BMW International Open, Dalke’s documented top of the bag was a 16° Callaway X Forged UT and a 20° Callaway Apex CB 3-iron, in place of the 3-wood and utility wood Golf Monthly lists as his other documented options.
His driver moved from the Elyte generation to Quantum
Documented in a Callaway Elyte Triple Diamond as of January 2025; documented in a Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond by his BMW International Open week in July 2026.
A four-wedge setup from 46° through 60°
Callaway Opus SP heads in a raw finish, spanning 46°, 52°, 56°, and 60°, on Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 shafts.
Equipment Snapshot

Documented at the 2026 BMW International Open

This table lists only what was actually documented in Dalke’s tournament bag during his July 2026 DP World Tour start in Germany. Golf Monthly’s report is credited directly to Inside Tour Golf’s on-site photography; GolfWRX’s July 2026 WITB post lists the same driver spec independently, though its own photo sourcing isn’t stated on the page itself.

ClubModelLoftShaft
DriverCallaway Quantum Triple Diamond10.5°Fujikura Ventus Blue 6 X
Utility ironCallaway X Forged UT16°Fujikura Ventus Black HB 9 TX
Long ironCallaway Apex CB (3-iron)20°True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100
IronsCallaway Apex CB (4–9)—True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100
WedgesCallaway Opus SP (raw)46° / 52° / 56° / 60°True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400
PutterOdyssey Ai-Dual Square 2 Square Max, 1/2 Ball——
BallBridgestone Tour B X——

Other Documented Options (Not Carried at the BMW)

Golf Monthly’s report also lists two additional clubs as part of Dalke’s documented equipment options, which he did not carry during BMW International Open week:

ClubModelLoftShaft
3-woodCallaway Quantum Triple Diamond15°Fujikura Ventus Blue 7 X
Utility woodCallaway Apex UW21°Fujikura Ventus Blue 9 X

The Documented Driver Change From 2025 to 2026

An earlier tracker entry, dated January 2025, documents Dalke’s driver as a Callaway Elyte Triple Diamond. By his BMW International Open week in July 2026, he was documented with the newer Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond.

On loft: Golf Monthly’s July 2026 report, credited to Inside Tour Golf’s on-site photography, lists the driver at 10.5°. GolfWRX’s separate July 2026 WITB post lists the same figure, though its photo sourcing isn’t stated on the page itself — so this isn’t confirmed as fully independent corroboration, just a second publication agreeing. A separate, undated general equipment database lists 9° with no event tied to it. The two dated, event-specific July 2026 reports are used for this snapshot.

Driver

Driver

During BMW International Open week in July 2026, Dalke was documented with a Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond driver at 10.5°, paired with a Fujikura Ventus Blue 6 X shaft. For Dalke, the driver is more than another club. Driver trouble once derailed his professional career, making any documented setup from his 2026 return naturally interesting to fans.

Long Irons

Long Irons

At the BMW International Open, Dalke’s documented top of the bag was a 16° Callaway X Forged UT utility iron and a 20° Callaway Apex CB 3-iron. Golf Monthly reported that this pairing replaced his usual 3-wood and Apex UW utility wood for that week’s course conditions — a documented, course-specific substitution, not necessarily his configuration at every event.

Irons & Wedges

Irons and Wedges

Dalke’s documented BMW iron set was Callaway Apex CB from 4-iron through 9-iron, on True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 shafts, backing up the 3-iron and utility iron above. The wedge setup documented that week was four Callaway Opus SP heads in a raw finish — 46°, 52°, 56°, and 60° — on Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 shafts.

Putter

Putter

Dalke’s July 2026 BMW International Open report documents an Odyssey Ai-Dual Square 2 Square Max, 1/2 Ball putter, described by Golf Monthly as a zero-torque design in his bag since the start of the year. An earlier tracker entry names a differently-described model, an Odyssey Ai-ONE Square 2 Square Max Stripe. This page uses the dated July 2026 tournament report for the July 2026 snapshot; the earlier entry is noted here as an earlier, separately-dated report rather than something requiring reconciliation.

Ball

Ball

Bridgestone Tour B X, per Golf Monthly’s July 2026 BMW International Open report.

Sources & Snapshot Date

Sources and Snapshot Date

Published July 4, 2026. Primary source for the July 2026 BMW International Open snapshot table, the long-iron substitution, and the putter description. Credits Inside Tour Golf’s on-site photography.
Independent listing of the July 2026 driver model and 10.5° loft; photo sourcing not stated on the page itself.
Dated January 2025. Source for the Elyte Triple Diamond driver and the earlier Ai-ONE putter naming.
Source for the undated 9° driver-loft figure, noted above and not used in the table above in favor of the two event-specific July 2026 sources.
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Fact-checked against Golf Monthly, GolfWRX, WITBhub, and In The Golf Bag, as of August 6, 2026.

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