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July 1, 2026
Every Winning Driver From The 2026 PGA TOUR Season (So Far)
Every winner and every driver used to win on the PGA Tour in 2026, and how you can find them.
Winning in golf is hard, and it's even harder on the PGA TOUR, which is why pros are always looking for ways to gain an edge from the tee to the green. Now, the old saying used to be that you would drive for show and putt for dough (we're talking money here, not pizza), but in today's modern game, driving is a key factor in success, and these are the drivers being used by the winners so far on Tour in 2026.
Chris Gotterup - Sony Open: Ping G440 LST
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Chris Gotterup is one of the best drivers of the ball in golf, and that driving has already helped him earn two victories so far in 2026. Chris uses a Ping G440 LST (Low Spin Technology), which offers a great balance of stability with low spin performance—perfect for someone who averages over 124mph of club head speed!!
Ping G440 LST
Blends forgiveness and low spin performance.
$620
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Scottie Scheffler - Amex: TaylorMade Qi10
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Another season and another Scottie win with his faithful TaylorMade Qi10 driver. Even though he upgraded and tested the Qi4D during the silly-season, when the real money and FedEx Cup points were on the line he went back to his Qi10.
To be fair, I don't blame the guy. When it works it works, and for Scottie the Qi10 just works!
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Justin Rose - Farmers Insurance: Callaway Ai Smoke TD MAX
Similar to Scottie, Justin Rose is using an older model from 2024, which is even more interesting because he switched into it more than halfway through the 2025 season. As far as his win at Torrey Pines, Justin beat a full field and marched to victory after shooting a first-round 62 on the Torrey Pines North course.
From there is was pretty smooth sailing on the South Course with rounds of 65, 68, and 70 on Sunday to beat Pierceson Coody, Si Woo Kim and Ryo Hisatsune by 7-shots.
Callaway Quantum TD Max Driver
The newest version of the TD Max offers greater weight adjustability and a fast face.
$700
BUY NOWChris Gotterup - WM Phoenix Open: Ping G440 LST
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Although it took an extra playoff hole against Hideki Matsuyama, Chris Gotterup became the first two-time winner on the PGA Tour in 2026 at the WM Phoenix after smashing a nearly 350 yard driver down the 18th at TPC Scottsdale and then draining a bomb for birdie. Looks like he's keeping the Ping G440 LST in the bag for now.
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Collin Morikawa - AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am: TaylorMade Qi4D LS
Through wind and rain, Collin Morikawa controlled his golf ball marvelously around Pebble Beach and Spyglass Hill to take home the win at the AT&T Pebble Beach ProAm. One way he did that was by managing spin off the tee and on approach, and as far as off the tee is concerned, he did it with a TaylorMade Qi4D LS.
Jacob Bridgeman - Genesis Invitational: TaylorMade Qi35 LS
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On a course that was playing soft, distance and accuracy was key, and Jacob Bridgeman took advantage off the tee with his TaylorMade Qi35 LS. Thanks to his great driving he was able to convert that into great approach play and ranked first amongst the field at Riviera.
Nico Echavarria - Cognizant Classic: Srixon Zxi LS Prototype
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In blustery conditions around PGA National, Nico Echavarria came from behind to beat Shane Lowry and earn himself an invitation to the Masters. On a tough driving course, his prototype Srixon Zxi LS helped to manages spin, which is a key factor when playing in the wind.
Akshay Bhatia - Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard: Callaway Rogue ST
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At the Arnold Palmer Invitational, Akshay proved that sometimes you can teach an old dog new tricks - or at least an older model driver can still compete with the best of them.
Cameron Young - The PLAYERS: Scotty Cameron: Titleist GT3
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Beyond becoming one of the best putters on the PGA Tour, Cameron Young is also one of the longest and most accurate drivers. As for his victory at The PLAYERS, he put a stamp on the win on the final hole after smashing the longest drive ever recorded on the 18th hole at TPC Sawgrass.
Titleist GT3
The GT3 offers a precisely adjustable CG Track to max out distance and directional control.
$450
BUY NOWMatt Fitzpatrick - The Valspar Championship: Titleist GT3
Based on the stats, Matt Fitzpatrick is one of the best drivers on the PGA Tour, and a big part of that has been thanks to his ability to gain speed over the last few years while also gaining extra control. Down the stretch on the difficult Copperhead Course, Matt showed off his driving skills and came away with the victory.
Gary Woodland - Texas Children's Houston Open: Cobra OPTM Max-K
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In what could easily be the best story of the year so far on the PGA TOUR, Gary Woodland, fresh off a recent emotional interview where he revealed his struggle with PTSD, arrived at Houston Memorial Park and blew away the field to win for the first time since the 2019 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach.
A sidebar is that Gary plays one of the heaviest driver setups on tour and is still the fastest on tour in 2026.
Cobra OPTM MAX-K Driver
The OPTM MAX-K is the first to achieve a combined 3 axis MOI of 13K to create the most stable driver in golf.
$600
BUY NOWJJ Spaun - Valero Texas Open: Titleist GT3
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JJ Spaun went to Texas looking for hit first win since his 2025 U.S. Open victory and came away from San Antonio the Texas Open Champ. He relied on strong driving including on on the 71st hole that lead to an eagle.
Rory McIlroy - The Masters: TaylorMade Qi4D
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Rory came to Augusta National as the returning champion, and in 2027 he'll do it again after going back to back at the Masters. The difference was this time he didn't need a playoff to secure victory and did it with his Qi4D
Matt Fitzpatrick - The RBC Heritage: Titleist GT3
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After a solid start to the season with a win at the Valspar, Matt came to Hilton Head Island and won his second RBC Heritage. He did it around a couse that requires precision and won in a playoff against Scottie Scheffler.
Titleist GT3
Designed to offer low spin performance with added adjustability and forgiveness.
$450
BUY NOWMatt & Alex Fitzpatrick - Zurich Classic of New Orleans: GT3 & Ping G440 LST
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What's better than back-to-back wins? How about back-to-back wins with your brother?
Thats what Matt FItzpatrick with with his brither Alex to not only with the Zurich Classic, but also help Alex earn his full PGA Tour card.
Cameron Young - Cadillac Championship: Titleist GT3
Go big or go home is exactly what Cameron Young did around Doral for the Cadillac Championship. He was 3rd in strokes gained off the tee, and that's a pretty easy thing to do when you average over 315 yards off the tee for the tournament.
Kristoffer Reitan - Truist Championship: Ping G440 K
Even though he only snuck into the field through his FedEx Cup ranking, it was Kristoffer who won at the beautiful Quail Hollow Golf Club with the help of his G440 K driver that he just put into play that week.
Ping G440 K Driver
The G440 K introduces a new 32-gram adjustable back weight to help achieve PING's straightest and highest-MOI adjustable driver.
$650
BUY NOWBrandt Snedeker - ONEflight Myrtle Beach Classic: TaylorMade M2
It's been a big year for older drivers winning on the PGA Tour, and in recent memory, this could be the oldest driver relative to release date (in the modern era) used to win a Tour event since the second-generation M2 came out in 2017.
Aaron Rai - PGA Championship: TaylorMade M6
Aaron Rai outlasted one of the strongest fields in golf to win his first major at Aronimink Golf Club, and he did it with precision off the tee and a driver from 2019!
Wyndham Clark - CJ Cup Byron Nelson: TaylorMade Qi4D
With the help of a hot driver, and a new shaft that he put into play that week - Wyndham Clark blasted his way around TPC Craig Ranch to lock in his first PGA Tour win, since his win at the ATT Pebble Beach ProAm in 2024.
TaylorMade Qi4D Driver
Qi4D drivers feature a new and improved roll radius, yielding more consistent spin across vertical impact locations
$650
BUY NOWRussell Henley - Charles Schwab Challenge: Titleist TSi3
Russell Henley went bananas during the final stretch of the Charles Schwab Challenge and birdied his final 3 holes to get into a playoff with Eric Cole, where he then made another birdie to win. Although he might not be the longest driver on the PGA TOUR, he is one of the most consistent.
JT Poston - The Memorial: Titleist GTS3
Armed with a new Titleist GTS3, JT Poston won The Memorial in a playoff, earning him his 4th PGA TOUR victory and the first for the GTS Series drivers.
Titleist GTS3
For golfers who want more control over speed and ball flight, GTS3 delivers Titleist's most adjustable driver ever.
$700
BUY NOWBud Cauley - The RBC Canadian Open: Titleist GTS2
It probably took longer than he had ever imagined, but Bud Cauley became a PGA TOUR Winner at the RBC Canadian Open where he beat Matt Fitzpatrick and Viktor Hovland coming down the stretch. This wins also makred back to back wins for Titleist GTS drivers and is part of an ongoing run for Titleist balls too.
Wyndham Clark - U.S. Open: TaylorMade Qi4D
With a hot driver that stayed hot for the month of June - Wyndham Clark plotted his way around Shinnecock Hills to secure his second win of the season and his second U.S. Open Title.
Viktor Hovland - Travelers Championship: Ping G440 LST
It took an extra day and a playoff hole against Scottie Scheffler, but Viktor Hovland earned his 8th PGA TOUR win at the Travelers. The win was partially made possible thanks to a driver switch from an older G425 LST, because Viktor was first in stroked gained off the tee for the event.
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Every Winning Driver From The 2026 PGA TOUR Season (So Far)
Ping G440 LST
Ping
$620
TaylorMade Qi10 Driver
TaylorMade
$400
Callaway Quantum TD Max Driver
Callaway
$700
TaylorMade Qi4D LS
TaylorMade
$650
Srixon ZXi LS Driver
Srixon
$550
Cobra OPTM MAX-K Driver
Cobra
$599
Titleist GTS3 Driver
Titleist
$449
Srixon ZXi LS Driver
Srixon
$550
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*This page was first published on February 16, 2026. Last updated July 2, 2026.
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