Tyrrell Hatton has been a Ping staffer since his standout season in 2016 which saw him get inside the top 25 in the world rankings. He won the Dubai Dessert Classic in January 2025 and is currently ranked in the top 30.
The victory in Dubai was his second away from LIV Golf since his move to the Saudi-backed breakout tour.
In 2026 he managed to secure his second victory on the LIV Tour with a win at Andalucia.
Ping have launched their new G440 range to include drivers, fairways and hybrids and irons – with Tyrell moving into the G440s at the top of his bag.
A look inside Tyrrell Hatton’s bag
Hatton moved into the Ping G440 Max driver but is now gaming the LST model. He opts for the G440 Max model for his three wood.
He has remained playing the G430 model for his seven wood.
His irons are a blended set of Ping irons – with the iDi 3 iron, i240 and Blueprint S.
He uses the Ping S159 across all wedges – a wedge that was selected by the NCG team as best wedge 2025.
As we see with many Ping pros he has a PLD Oslo putter in play. He rounds out his bag with the Titleist Pro V1x golf ball.
Let’s take a look below at the full Tyrrell Hatton WITB 2026 rundown…
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