For his third victory at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, Tyrrell Hatton puts a mixture of popular Ping models from recent years and the current season in his bag. With the latest wedges and irons, he impresses on the fairways, from the tee he relies on the G430 series from last year. A look inside the Tour winner’s bag.
A Look Inside Tyrrell Hatton’s Bag at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
Tyrrell Hatton relies on the latest woods and irons from Ping. The Englishman seems happy with the driver and woods from the G430 series and delivers first-class performances time and time again. The G430 LST driver has a slightly lower moment of inertia than the Max models and a smaller club head for less spin off the tee. As a fairway wood, Hatton then switches to the G430 Max versions to enjoy a little more forgiveness. As with the drivers, the face of the woods is designed with different thicknesses to compensate to a certain extent for miss-hits outside the sweet spot.
On the fairways and par 3s, Hatton then uses the Ping i230 irons from iron 3 to 6. The Players Distance irons are slightly wider in the sole and have a lower weight than the brand’s blades. Thanks to Mirco Grooves and a light cavity back, the irons still promise good trajectory control, which is always helpful for Scottish links golf. From the 7 iron to the pitching wedge, Hatton then uses the new Blueprint S irons from Ping. This classic cavity-back iron is said to have an improved sound compared to its predecessor and impress with its particularly high level of control.
Around the greens, Hatton uses the brand new wedges from Ping. The s159 wedges will succeed the Glide series in 2024 and impress with a mix of popular technologies and new innovations. Ping offers plenty of spin and different sole grinds. Hatton relies on the “S” grind, which offers plenty of bounce and versatility thanks to a heel and trail edge relief. On the green, the Englishman also uses a “vintage model”. The Ping Vault Oslo putter was first launched on the market in 2016 and, after some back and forth, still seems to be a favorite in Hatton’s bag. He uses the Titleist Pro V1x as his golf ball.