Dated WITB · 12-16-2024
Alexis Miestowski WITB
A first-person look at Alexis Miestowski’s Ping-centered setup, including club specifications, gapping, yardages and the reasons behind her heavier shafts and wedge choices.
What Clubs Did Alexis Miestowski Have in the Bag?
In her 12-16-2024 first-person WITB, Alexis Miestowski documented a predominantly Ping setup built around Ping G430 woods, Ping i210 irons and Ping Glide 4.0 wedges. She stated that she was not sponsored by an equipment company when the video was recorded.
This is a dated equipment snapshot—not a claim about her current 2026 bag. Miestowski said she was testing different putters, and she did not identify a golf ball.
Evidence standard
Club categories, lofts, yardages and fitting explanations come from her own video. Exact shaft names and grips reported by a supporting equipment database are labeled separately where the spoken walkthrough established only weight and flex.
Alexis Miestowski Explains Her Bag
The 11-minute walkthrough covers wedges, irons, fairway woods and driver, with launch-monitor yardages and first-person explanations of how she fits the clubs to her tempo and common playing conditions.
Alexis Miestowski · 12-16-2024: “What’s in My Golf Bag? Specs, Yardages, & Tips / Not Sponsored.” Watch directly on YouTube.
Alexis Miestowski’s 12-16-2024 Bag
Driver
Ping G430 LST
9°, set at 9°
60-gram stiff shaft
The video confirms a non-Max G430 head, 9° loft and 60-gram stiff shaft. A supporting equipment record identifies Mitsubishi Kai’Li White 60 S.
3-Wood
Ping G430 Max
15°, standard setting
Ping 65-gram stiff shaft
Supporting specification: Ping Alta CB 65 S.
5-Wood
Ping G430 LST
18°
Ping 65-gram stiff shaft
Supporting specification: Ping Alta CB 65 S. This replaced a 7-wood to improve gapping.
Irons
Ping i210
4-iron through pitching wedge
True Temper Dynamic Gold S300 120 S
The same iron set Miestowski carried during college.
Wedges
Ping Glide 4.0
50°/12S, 54°/12S, 58°
Dynamic Gold S300 120 S
The 58° bounce and grind were not stated. This was her higher-bounce configuration.
Putter and Ball
No fixed putter documented
Golf ball not stated
She previously carried a Ping putter but was testing multiple putters after a fitting.
A supporting equipment record lists Golf Pride Tour Wrap grips. Because Miestowski did not clearly state the grip model in the spoken walkthrough, My9Iron treats it as secondary-source evidence.
Alexis Miestowski’s Documented Yardages
These are the distances Miestowski described during an indoor session near sea level. She cautioned viewers to focus on carry rather than simulator rollout and noted that elevation can change her wood distances substantially.
Driver
At least 265 yards carry on a normal strike; approximately 280–290 yards total.
3-Wood
Approximately 235–240 yards; up to 250 with rollout.
5-Wood
Approximately 215–225 yards.
4-Iron
Approximately 190–195 yards.
6-Iron
Approximately 175 yards.
7-Iron
Approximately 165 yards.
8-Iron
Approximately 150 yards.
9-Iron
Approximately 140 yards.
Pitching Wedge
Approximately 125–130 yards.
50° Wedge
Approximately 105–115 yards; roughly 118 when needed.
54° Wedge
Approximately 95–100 yards controlled and about 108 full.
58° Wedge
Approximately 85–88 yards.
Why no 5-iron yardage? The transcript repeats 175 yards for both the 5-iron and 6-iron. Because that may be a transcription error, My9Iron omits the 5-iron number rather than silently correcting it.
What Miestowski’s Setup Reveals
The useful lesson is not that every golfer should copy these models. Miestowski’s explanation shows why shaft weight, turf interaction, trajectory and distance gaps matter more than matching a creator’s brand list.
Alexis Miestowski Equipment Questions
What driver did Alexis Miestowski use?
On 12-16-2024, Miestowski documented a non-Max Ping G430 driver at 9°, set at 9°, with a 60-gram stiff shaft. A supporting equipment record identifies the head as G430 LST and the shaft as Mitsubishi Kai’Li White 60 S.
What irons did Alexis Miestowski use?
She documented Ping i210 irons from 4-iron through pitching wedge with True Temper Dynamic Gold S300 120-gram stiff shafts.
What wedges did Alexis Miestowski use?
Her dated setup included Ping Glide 4.0 wedges at 50°, 54° and 58°. The 50° and 54° were both 12-bounce S-grind models. She did not state the 58° bounce or grind.
Was Alexis Miestowski sponsored by Ping?
No sponsorship should be inferred. Miestowski explicitly stated that she was not sponsored by an equipment company when the video was published.
What putter did Alexis Miestowski use?
She did not document one settled putter. She previously carried a Ping but was testing several putters after a fitting.
Is this Alexis Miestowski’s current bag?
No. This page records equipment documented on 12-16-2024 and should not be treated as confirmation of her current setup.
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Alexis Miestowski Bio
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Use the Reasoning, Not Just the Models
Miestowski chose shaft weight, wedge bounce and long-club gapping around her own speed, tempo and turf. Use those same questions to narrow equipment for your swing.