Wyndham Clark added another big victory to his 2026 season with a three-shot win at the BMW Championship at Bellerive Country Club.
Clark finished at 17-under after closing with birdies on each of his final three holes. His winning setup featured equipment from TaylorMade, PING and Titleist, including a Qi4D driver, two G440 Max fairway woods, a mixed Titleist iron set, Vokey wedges and a PING Scottsdale putter.
Here is a closer look at what Clark used to win the 2026 BMW Championship.
TaylorMade Qi4D Driver
Clark played an 8-degree TaylorMade Qi4D driver with a Project X Titan Yellow 60 TX shaft.
The Qi4D gives Clark a modern driver at the top of the bag, while the low-lofted setup fits the speed and ball flight demands of one of the longer players on Tour.
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PING G440 Max Fairway Woods
Clark carried two PING G440 Max fairway woods.
His 3-wood was a 15-degree G440 Max with a Project X Titan Black 80 TX shaft. He also carried an 18-degree G440 Max 5-wood with a Project X HZRDUS Black 90 TX shaft.
The two-fairway-wood setup gives Clark additional options between his driver and irons while offering different trajectories and distances from both the tee and turf.
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A Mixed Titleist Iron Set
Clark used two different Titleist iron models through the middle of the bag.
His 4- and 5-irons were Titleist T200, while the 6- through 9-irons were Titleist T100. True Temper Dynamic Gold X7 shafts completed the iron setup.
The combination gives Clark added help and speed in the longer irons before transitioning into the more compact T100 through the scoring portion of the set.
It is another example of why combo iron sets have become so common at the highest level. Players can build each section of the set around the performance they need instead of using one iron model from top to bottom.
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Titleist Vokey Wedges
Clark carried four wedges for the BMW Championship.
His setup included a Titleist Vokey Design SM11 44-10F, 50-12F and 54-14F, along with a 60-degree Vokey WedgeWorks L grind.
The 44-degree wedge used a True Temper Dynamic Gold X7 shaft to match his irons, while the 50-, 54- and 60-degree wedges were fitted with Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 shafts.
The setup gives Clark several distinct scoring options once he reaches the bottom of the bag.
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PING Scottsdale Putter
Clark used a PING Scottsdale Tec Ally Blue Onset putter.
Its larger mallet-style profile gives Clark a different look at address compared with a traditional blade while completing a bag that mixes equipment from several manufacturers.
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Titleist Pro V1x Golf Ball
Clark completed his winning setup with the Titleist Pro V1x.
The Pro V1x is designed to combine speed, a higher flight and short-game control, making it a popular option for players looking for performance throughout the bag.
Clark also used SuperStroke REVL Player Cord grips.
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A Winning Mix of Brands
Wyndham Clark’s BMW Championship setup shows that building the right golf bag does not always mean staying with one manufacturer.
A TaylorMade driver leads into PING fairway woods, Titleist irons and wedges, a PING putter and a Titleist Pro V1x.
More importantly, every part of the bag serves a specific purpose. Clark’s combination of distance at the top, a blended iron set through the middle and multiple scoring options around the green helped him close out the win at Bellerive.
For golfers looking to build a similar setup, Fairway Golf USA carries equipment from TaylorMade, PING and Titleist, including many of the same product families found in Clark’s winning bag.