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Micah Morris: Clubs & Specs
Micah’s full 2026 Titleist bag, straight from his own what’s-in-the-bag video — plus his documented 2024 TaylorMade and 2025 Titleist setups, so you can see exactly what’s changed and when.
Equipment Snapshot
Here’s what Micah is gaming right now for 2026, confirmed directly from his own WITB video.
| Category | Current Model | As Of |
|---|---|---|
| Driver | Titleist GTS3, 10° | 2026 WITB |
| 3-Wood | Titleist GTS2, 15° | 2026 WITB |
| 7-Wood | Titleist GTS3, 21° (new for 2026) | 2026 WITB |
| Mini Driver | Titleist GT280 | 2026 WITB |
| Utility Iron | Titleist U505 (3-iron) | 2026 WITB |
| Irons | Titleist T250 (4-iron) / T100 (5-PW) | 2026 WITB |
| Wedges | Titleist Vokey Design SM11, 46/50/54/58 | 2026 WITB |
| Putter | Scotty Cameron Studio Style Catalina | 2026 WITB |
| Ball | Titleist Pro V1x, AIM Performance marking | 2026 WITB |
Full shaft, loft, and grind detail for every category is below. This snapshot reflects a genuine equipment change from his September 2025 bag in several spots — see “What Changed for 2026” for the specifics.
The Full 2026 Bag, In His Own Words
Micah walked through his complete 2026 setup — ball to putter — in his own WITB video below. Everything in this section is transcribed directly from that video.
“I Built The Ultimate Golf Bag (Here’s What’s Inside)” — Micah Morris, 2026.
| Category | Model / Loft | Shaft | Shop |
|---|---|---|---|
| Driver | Titleist GTS3, 10°, A1 setting, built ½” short | Fujikura Ventus TR Blue 7X | Check GTS3 → |
| 3-Wood | Titleist GTS2, 15°, A1 setting (in/out of bag by course) | Fujikura Ventus TR Black 8X | Check GTS2 → |
| 7-Wood | Titleist GTS3, 21° — new club for 2026 (in/out of bag by course) | Fujikura Ventus TR Black 8X | Check GTS3 → |
| Mini Driver | Titleist GT280 (in/out of bag by course) | Fujikura Ventus TR Black 8X | Check GT280 → |
| Utility Iron | Titleist U505, 3-iron, bent ~2° weak | Project X HZRDUS Black 80, 6.5 | Check U505 → |
| 4-Iron | Titleist T250 (switched in for a higher apex) | True Temper AMT Tour White X | Check T250 → |
| 5-PW | Titleist T100 | True Temper AMT Tour White X | Check T100 → |
| Wedges | Titleist Vokey Design SM11 — 46° (10F), 50° (12F), 54° (12D), 58° (8M) | True Temper AMT Tour White S400 | Check SM11 → |
| Putter | Scotty Cameron Studio Style Catalina | — | Check Catalina → |
| Glove | Titleist Perma-Soft | — | Check Perma-Soft → |
| Ball | Titleist Pro V1x, AIM Performance alignment marking | — | Check Pro V1x → |
Shop Micah Morris’s documented 2026 setup
Every yellow button above points to the matching retail model or product family at GlobalGolf. Micah’s actual custom lofts, shafts, settings and grinds remain listed in the table so the editorial record stays separate from retail availability.
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Grips: irons use the standard Titleist grip with no extra tape; wedges use a standard Golf Pride grip, also with no extra tape/wraps. Source: Micah Morris, “I Built The Ultimate Golf Bag (Here’s What’s Inside),” 2026 — self-reported directly by the player in the embedded video above.
The 2025 Titleist Bag
GolfWRX documented this bag directly, in hand, on September 9, 2025. Several categories below have since changed for 2026 — see the comparison section that follows.
| Category | Model / Loft | Shaft |
|---|---|---|
| Driver | Titleist GT3, 10° (C1 SureFit setting) | Fujikura Ventus TR Blue 7 X |
| 3-Wood | Titleist GT2, 15° (B1 SureFit setting) | Fujikura Ventus TR Black 8 X |
| Utility Iron | Titleist U505, 3-iron | Project X HZRDUS Black 80, 6.5 |
| Irons | Titleist T100, 4-PW | True Temper AMT Tour White |
| Wedges | Titleist Vokey Design SM10, 50-08F / 54-12D / 60-10S | True Temper AMT Tour White S400 |
| Putter | Scotty Cameron Super Select Newport | — |
Source: GolfWRX, “Micah Morris WITB 2025 (September),” published September 9, 2025. Ball and grip were not specified in that documentation.
What Changed for 2026
Between the September 2025 bag and his 2026 WITB video, Micah made several real equipment changes — not just a driver refresh.
Driver: GT3 → GTS3
What changed: Same 10° loft and same A-series SureFit-style setting logic, but the head moved to the new GTS3. Micah says the GTS3 “surpasses it on numbers, dispersion, length, everything,” with slightly lower spin. The shaft stayed the same family (Ventus TR Blue 7X), and he’s now building it ½ inch short of standard for extra control given his height (5’8″).
3-Wood & New 7-Wood
What changed: His 3-wood carries a “GTS2” designation in the 2026 video (the September 2025 documentation had it as a GT2) — consistent with the same GT-to-GTS naming refresh seen on the driver, rather than a different club. New for 2026: a 7-wood (GTS3, 21°) that wasn’t in the bag before, which he uses to carry ~250 yards and stop it quickly. Both woods share the same Ventus TR Black 8X shaft, and he rotates the 3-wood, 7-wood, and mini driver in and out depending on the course.
Irons: All-T100 → T250/T100 Split
What changed: His 4-iron switched from T100 to a T250, specifically because he needed a higher apex than the T100 was giving him at that length. His 5-PW stayed T100. Both now run True Temper AMT Tour White in X-flex (the 2025 documentation didn’t specify flex).
Wedges: SM10 → SM11, and a Loft Swap
What changed: His wedge set moved from Vokey SM10 to SM11. He also dropped his highest-lofted wedge from 60° to 58°, saying the extra 2° of loft has helped him on 60-70 yard shots he used to struggle to control. Set is now 46/50/54/58 instead of the prior 50/54/60.
Putter: Super Select Newport → Studio Style Catalina
What changed: He moved off the Scotty Cameron Super Select Newport blade to a Scotty Cameron Studio Style Catalina — still a blade-style head, but slightly thicker than the Newport he was gaming before. He credits it for improved distance and speed control, paired with the AIM Performance line on his current ball.
What Changed From TaylorMade to Titleist
Morris played TaylorMade equipment from a January 2023 partnership through at least the August 2024 Creator Classic, where GolfWRX documented his bag in full. He announced a new partnership with Titleist in January 2025, and by September 2025 GolfWRX had documented a completely different, all-Titleist setup — not just a driver swap, but a full change across every category with a club face.
Driver & Mini Driver
What changed: The head changed from a TaylorMade Qi10 LS at 8 degrees to a Titleist GT3 at 10 degrees (since updated to GTS3 for 2026 — see above). The shaft changed from a Ventus TR Black 7 X to a Ventus TR Blue 7 X — retaining the 7-series weight class and X-flex designation while moving to a different Ventus profile. His TaylorMade bag also carried a BRNR Mini Driver Copper (11.5°, Fujikura Ventus TR Black 6 X) for off-the-tee versatility; his current mini driver is a Titleist GT280.
Irons: TaylorMade P7MC → Titleist T100/T250
What changed: He played TaylorMade P7MC player’s irons (4-PW, True Temper Dynamic Gold 120) with a P•UDI utility for the 2-iron slot in the TaylorMade era. The Titleist bag swapped in T100 irons (4-PW) with a Titleist U505 utility iron replacing the UDI; for 2026 the 4-iron moved again, to a T250, for a higher ball flight.
Wedges: TaylorMade MG4 → Titleist Vokey SM10 → SM11
What changed: His TaylorMade MG4 wedge set (54-11SB, 58-SB11, 59-09SB, Fujikura MCI shafts) was replaced by Titleist Vokey Design SM10s in 2025, then SM11s for 2026 — Titleist’s own video content shows him getting fit for Vokey wedges directly by Bob Vokey.
Putter: TaylorMade Spider Tour X Proto → Scotty Cameron
What changed: He played a slant-neck TaylorMade Spider Tour X Proto (mallet) at the 2024 Creator Classic. By September 2025 he’d moved to a Scotty Cameron Super Select Newport blade, and for 2026 he’s on a Scotty Cameron Studio Style Catalina — also a blade, slightly thicker than the Newport.
Micah Morris’s Bag vs. Other Golf Creators
Quick take
Morris’s move from TaylorMade to Titleist puts him alongside a small group of prominent golf creators who’ve signed with Titleist since 2025, including Me and My Golf. Beyond that, we don’t yet have verified, dated equipment breakdowns for enough of his creator peers to make a real side-by-side comparison.
Open item: no confirmed Knowledge Graph entity or verified WITB data exists yet for a real creator-peer equipment comparison module. This is editorial text only, flagged here rather than silently omitted, until that data exists.
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