Charlie Woods WITB: 14 Elite Clubs in His Bag
Looking for Charlie Woods WITB? See the complete 2026 golf bag setup, including his TaylorMade clubs, shafts, wedges, and TP5 golf ball.
Charlie Woods has built a genuine junior golf résumé on his own terms, and his bag mixes brand-new tour tech with a few clubs pulled straight from his father's setup. A near-full TaylorMade bag, custom driver-face tweaks, and his father's exact iron model make this one of the more closely watched setups in junior golf.
TaylorMade Qi4D, Custom Face
Woods plays the latest TaylorMade Qi4D driver, and he's worked directly with the brand on small cosmetic changes to the face to suit how the club sits at address, wanting to see more face over the ball. It's a level of personal fitting detail usually reserved for tour pros, and shows how seriously his setup is being dialed in.
Mini Driver: Rickie Fowler Spec
Woods carries a mini driver built to the same specs as Rickie Fowler's. Unlike golfers who swap this club in and out depending on the course, Woods keeps it in the bag for most of his rounds, a sign he's found real consistency with it off the tee.
Taylormade Qi35 and Stealth 2
He's moved into a TaylorMade Qi35 3-wood for the new season, while sticking with his older Stealth 2 5-wood for now. Both woods run Mitsubishi's Diamana D+Limited shaft, an ultra low-spin, low-launch model built for a piercing ball flight, a shaft choice that suggests Woods favors control and trajectory over maximum carry.
TaylorMade Qi4D 7-Wood and 3-Iron
Woods also carries a TaylorMade Qi4D 7-wood as an interchangeable club, swapping it in and out depending on the day, plus a 3-iron to round out his long game options.
TaylorMade P7TW
This is the clearest link to his father. Woods plays the TaylorMade P7TW, the exact signature model gamed by Tiger Woods, Scottie Scheffler, and Tommy Fleetwood. It's a riff on the classic P7 muscle-back blade, built with a longer blade length, thinner topline, and progressive face height tailored to Tiger's own preferences years ago. Woods originally had it set at 19° but has since bumped it to 20° for more height on approach shots, a small tweak that shows he's making the setup his own rather than just copying his father's exact numbers.
TaylorMade MG2, TW Grind
Just like his father, Woods skips a traditional gap wedge, in part because his pitching wedge sits at a strong 49° loft. He plays the TaylorMade MG2, one of the earliest wedges released after Tiger's original signing with the brand, built with the specific TW grind designed for versatility and shot-making around the greens. Familiarity clearly matters here. It's a wedge model that's a few years old at this point, not the newest release.
L.A.B. Golf DF3
For a long time, Woods followed his father directly into a classic Scotty Cameron blade. More recently, he's switched to the L.A.B. Golf DF3, a modern zero-torque putter built to resist face rotation through the stroke, a move toward more forgiving technology on the greens even as the rest of his bag stays close to his father's exact gear.
TaylorMade TP5
Woods recently moved off the Titleist Pro V1x and into the TaylorMade TP5. He's credited the switch to a slightly lower launch and more spin around the greens, a deliberate performance decision rather than simply following a sponsorship.



