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Sean Walsh: What’s In The Bag
Two first-party 2025 bag breakdowns show Sean Walsh’s Callaway setup, the specifications he identified, and the equipment he was still testing.
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Sean Walsh’s Equipment at a Glance
These are dated 2025 observations, not a claim about Sean Walsh’s complete 2026 bag.
Sean Walsh’s Pinehurst WITB
Walsh filmed his own bag breakdown at The Cradle at Pinehurst. He used a different club from each tee and identified much of the setup directly. He also warned viewers that the irons and putter shown in nearby Pinehurst videos could differ because newly built clubs arrived during the trip.
| Category | Documented Equipment | Known Specifications |
|---|---|---|
| Driver | Callaway Elyte Triple Diamond | 8° head adjusted up 1° to approximately 9°; Fujikura Ventus 60X |
| 7-Wood | Callaway Elyte Triple Diamond | 21°; Fujikura Ventus 90X |
| Utility Iron | Callaway utility iron | 20°; Fujikura Ventus 90X |
| Irons | Callaway Apex TCB | 5-iron through pitching wedge documented; Project X 6.5; Good Good/SuperStroke grips |
| Wedges | Callaway Opus | 48° 10S, 50° 10S, 56° bent to 55° with 12S, and 60° 10S; Dynamic Gold S400 |
| Putter | Odyssey Ai-One #7 | Under evaluation; Walsh said it had not earned a permanent place |
| Golf Ball | Callaway Chrome Tour | Marked with a green line and green crosses |
Source: Sean Walsh’s official YouTube channel, “What’s in the Bag for 2025,” published March 5, 2025. Specifications above are limited to details stated in the video.
What the Callaway Video Confirmed—and What Was Still Changing
Callaway’s official video with fitter Johnny Thompson corroborates the central setup: Opus wedges, Apex TCB irons with Project X 6.5 shafts, a 20° utility iron, a 7-wood, a Triple Diamond 3-wood, and an Elyte Triple Diamond driver. More importantly, it records Walsh’s fitting logic and identifies categories that were not settled.
| Category | May 2025 Evidence | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Driver | Elyte Triple Diamond, 8° head at N+1 | Corroborated from March; setting produces roughly 9° while changing how the face sits |
| 3-Wood | Callaway Triple Diamond 3-wood | Model family stated; exact loft and shaft were not stated in the transcript |
| 7-Wood / Utility | 7-wood plus 20° utility iron | Course-dependent alternatives: higher flight into greens versus a low-running tee option |
| Irons | Apex TCB with Project X 6.5 | Corroborated; Walsh described the shaft as his long-term “home base” |
| Golf Ball | Callaway Chrome Tour Triple Diamond | Being favored after tests of Chrome Tour X, Chrome Tour and Triple Diamond; not described as permanent |
| Putters | Odyssey Ai-One Square 2 Square Jailbird and Square 2 Square #7 | Both under evaluation; the #7 had just been built |
Source: Callaway Golf’s official YouTube channel, “Sean Walsh | Whats in the Bag,” published May 19, 2025.
Sean Walsh’s Bag, by Date
The two videos are complementary rather than competing full bags. March supplies the clearest club-by-club snapshot; May confirms most of it while documenting continued testing.
| Category | March 5 | May 19 |
|---|---|---|
| Driver | Elyte TD, 8° adjusted to ~9°, Ventus 60X | Elyte TD, 8° at N+1 confirmed |
| Top of Bag | 21° Elyte TD 7W and 20° utility iron | Both discussed as course-dependent options; TD 3W also documented |
| Irons | Apex TCB, Project X 6.5 | Same combination confirmed |
| Wedges | Opus four-wedge setup with S400 shafts | Four Opus S-grind wedges confirmed |
| Ball | Chrome Tour | Favoring Chrome Tour Triple Diamond during testing |
| Putter | Ai-One #7 under evaluation | Square 2 Square Jailbird and #7 under evaluation |
A change between dates is reported as a change or test—not silently merged into one permanent setup.
What Golfers Can Learn From Sean Walsh’s Setup
Walsh’s most useful equipment lesson is not a particular model. He repeatedly explains that he trusts fitters, eliminates variables and returns to equipment that produces familiar windows. His 7-wood and utility iron can reach similar distances through different flights, while his driver setting combines playable loft with a face angle that looks comfortable to him.
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Last reviewed: August 2026. Update this page when newer first-party equipment evidence becomes available.