After 20 years with TaylorMade and one year with Honma, Justin Rose has settled on an interesting mix. Paul Miller takes a closer look
A major champion, Olympic gold medalist, and an 12-time PGA Tour winner, there’s no doubt that Justin Rose is one of the greatest British players ever.
After ending a 20-year relationship with TaylorMade, Rose briefly signed with Honma but left after a year.
He now plays a mixed bag – including a return of some TaylorMade golf clubs. So, let’s take a look at that mixed bag that has just secured his 12th PGA Tour win at the FedEx St. Jude Championship.
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Rose had switched to Titleist’s latest GT driver range, after previously using their TSR model. But it now seems he trying something completely new – a Callaway Driver, and the older Ai Smoke model at that!
He only opts to use one fairway wood, which is the sightly old TaylorMade M6 model with 17° of loft in a 5-wood club head. He selects which woods to play depending on the conditions. For example at the St. Jude Championship only the 5 wood was in the bag, to go with the Mini Driver.
The Englishman now has a mixed set of irons moving from the Miura MC-502 irons – 7-PW to his 4-6 irons which are now Titleist 620 CBs.
Justin has three wedges in play, two of which are Titleist SM10s, a 52° and 56° and the Titleist Vokey Design WedgeWorks 60°.
He sticks with Titleist for his putter, Scotty Cameron Phantom T-5 Tour Prototype and he now plays a Titleist Pro V1x – having previously played the Titleist Pro V1 Left Dot (not available online)
In March 2025 he made a ball switch to the Titleist 2025 Pro V1x from the Pro V1x plus. Quoting on X ‘Basically the spin profile in the Titleist 2025 Pro V1x is better in my longer irons rather than the X plus.
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When it comes to his apparel and shoes he wears Peter Millar apparel and Payntr golf shoes.