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Esther Henseleit: What’s In The Bag

Esther Henseleit’s irons have barely moved in four years with TaylorMade — but her putter, hybrid, and fairway-wood setup tell a different story between her documented September 2024 bag and an August 2025 interview where she walked through it herself.

TaylorMade staff bag Most recent verified look: August 2025
At a Glance

The Bag in 30 Seconds

Signature Equipment
Her scoring irons — a P·770 5-iron paired with P·7MC irons from 6 through pitching wedge. She told an interviewer in August 2025 that this pairing had changed very little since she joined TaylorMade roughly four years earlier.
Most Interesting Change
A new putter, found during a fitting at TaylorMade’s Kingdom facility roughly two months before her August 2025 interview — she never names the model on camera. By contrast, she told the same interviewer her scoring irons had changed very little in her roughly four years with TaylorMade.
Quick Answer

Most Recent Documented Equipment

Not a live spec sheet — this is exactly what’s documented, from her own August 2025 interview.

CategoryModel
DriverTaylorMade, LS head — specific line not stated on camera
3-WoodTaylorMade high-loft 3-wood — specific model not stated on camera
5-WoodTaylorMade Stealth 2, 18° (unchanged since ~2022)
HybridTaylorMade Qi35, ~22–23°
IronsTaylorMade P·770 (5-iron), P·7MC (6-PW)
WedgesTaylorMade — 58° bounce changed from 8° to 12° in 2025; model line not stated on camera
PutterTaylorMade — model not stated on camera; new as of ~June 2025
BallTP5x (Sept. 2024); TP5 family per the Aug. 2025 interview transcript, exact model unclear

Full detail and sourcing below. Several items don’t have a confirmed model name — see the Full Bag section for exactly what is and isn’t documented.

The Story

Three Things That Stand Out

Her irons are the most stable club in the bag — by her own account
She told an interviewer in August 2025 that her scoring irons had barely changed since she started with TaylorMade about four years earlier. The one update by then was a new 5-iron head — larger and more forgiving — while she said the 6-through-PW irons stayed the same.
One club has outlasted almost everything else
Her 5-wood, a TaylorMade Stealth 2 at 18°, was already three years old as of August 2025 — she calls it “the Straight Machine” and says she’d be sorry to see it go.
The putter is new, but the model is unconfirmed
She found it on the wall during a fitting session at TaylorMade’s Kingdom facility roughly two months before the interview and put it straight in play. She never states the model name on camera, and no source found so far confirms it.
The Full Bag

Every Club and Loft

Two dated snapshots, not one blended bag: her documented September 2024 setup, and her own walkthrough in an August 2025 interview — the most recent verified look available.

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Esther Henseleit
TaylorMade — most recent verified look, August 2025
CategorySeptember 2024 (Golf Monthly / National Club Golfer)August 2025 (her own interview)
DriverQi10 LS, 9°, Mitsubishi Diamana shaft, Golf Pride Tour Velvet grip10.5° LS head — specific model line not named on camera; ~4 weeks old at the time of the interview, replacing a “Max” head from earlier in 2025
3-WoodQi10, 16.5°, Diamana TB 60 S shaftA higher-loft 3-wood than her 2024 setup, added at the start of 2025 — specific model not named on camera
5-WoodStealth 2, 18°, Diamana TB 70 S shaftSame Stealth 2, 18° — unchanged, three years in the bag as of this interview
7-WoodQi10, 21°Not mentioned in the interview excerpt reviewed
Hybrid (4)Not part of the documented 2024 bagQi35 head, ~22–23° — named directly by Henseleit in the interview audio (not a garbled transcription like some other items on this page)
Iron (5)P·770, Nippon 950 S shaftP·770, new head as of 2025 — larger, more forgiving
Irons (6–PW)P·7MC, Nippon 950 S shaftP·7MC — unchanged
WedgesMilled Grind 4, 50° / 54° / 58°58° bounce changed from 8° to 12° in 2025 for U.S. bunker sand; model line not confirmed as still MG4
PutterTP Reserve JunoA different putter, in play ~2 months as of the interview, found at a Kingdom (Carlsbad) fitting — model not named on camera
BallTP5xTP5 family — exact model unclear from transcript

Sources: Golf Monthly and National Club Golfer, both September 2024 (cross-confirming); TMPC Lüneburg YouTube interview with Henseleit, published August 29, 2025 (first-party, auto-captioned German). No shaft data exists for the 2025 side — not stated in the interview, not filled in here.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

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What irons were documented in Esther Henseleit’s bag?
A TaylorMade P·770 5-iron paired with P·7MC irons from 6-iron through pitching wedge — documented in September 2024 and confirmed unchanged by Henseleit herself in an August 2025 interview.
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Did Esther Henseleit’s documented putter change between 2024 and 2025?
Yes — her documented September 2024 putter was a TaylorMade TP Reserve Juno. By August 2025, she was playing a different putter found during a fitting session, though she doesn’t name the model on camera.
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What golf ball was documented in Esther Henseleit’s bag?
A TaylorMade TP5x as of September 2024. An August 2025 interview describes the same ball line, though the transcript renders the name as “TP5” rather than “TP5x.”
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Is there a more recent confirmed look at her bag than August 2025?
Not one this page could verify. August 2025 is the most recent dated, first-party source found — if a newer tour-spotted photo set or interview surfaces, this page should be updated against it.
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