Matthew Fitzpatrick WITB November 2025: What equipment does the Englishman use?

While his victory at this weekend's DP World Tour Championship was his first of the year, Matt Fitzpatrick has nonetheless had a solid 2025, cementing himself as a European Ryder Cup stalwart for this generation and establishing himself as one of the most consistent players in the world's top 30 players.

Starting the 2025 season ranked 43rd in the world, the 31-year-old struggled in the opening half of the year before turning his form around with an impressive pair of top 5 finishes at The Scottish Open and Open Championship respectively.

This was enough to earn him a wildcard berth into Europe's Ryder Cup team for the 2025 showdown, where he justified his inclusion with some ice-cold putting and, of course, that magical fairway bunker shot at 18 on Saturday.

The Englishman's playoff victory against Rory McIlroy in Dubai will be the $2 million cherry on top for his season and represents a deserved return to the winner's circle after more than two years spent in pursuit of a win.

The European Ryder Cup star and former U.S. Open champion is currently an equipment free agent, his only contract being with Titleist to use the brand's Pro V1x ball. Outside of this, the Englishman can fill his bag with whatever the heck he wants, meaning his set-up is one of the most eclectic in the upper echelons of the game.

Since turning professional way back in 2014, Fitzpatrick has repeatedly tinkered with his set-up. Fitzpatrick favours performance over brand loyalty and you will not be surprised to hear the golfer very much favours a meticulous, data-led approach. 

He's also not afraid to revert back to an older model when necessary if a new club in his bag isn't cutting the mustard. But what exactly is in his bag right now? Here's everything you need to know.

Matt Fitzpatrick WITB November 2025

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Driver: Titleist GT3

Fitzpatrick used a TaylorMade M2 driver for many years but changed to Titleist in 2021. He's currently using the GT3, having switched out of the TSi3 earlier this year, equipped with Mitsubishi's low-spin, mid-launch Tensei AV Raw Orange shaft. 

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Titleist GT3 Driverfrom £579.00 at Click Golf

Fairway woods: TaylorMade Qi35

Having previously gamed a mixture of Titleist fairway woods and hybrids, Fitzpatrick made a surprise move into a pair of TaylorMade Qi35 fairway woods midway through this season, ditching the hybrid altogether for a more streamlined set-up comprising a 3-wood and a 5-wood. 

Both are equipped with the same Tensei AV Raw Orange shaft as his driver, giving him consistent launch and feel in a variety of conditions.

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TaylorMade Qi35 Golf Fairway Woodsfrom £309.00 at Click Golf

Irons: Ping i210, Ping S55

Fitzpatrick has been using PING irons since he turned pro, however his relationship with his irons has, at times, been more fractious than most. The irons most synonymous with Fitzpatrick – and those he currently plays – are the S55 irons he has had in his bag on and off since 2015. 

He has, however, experimented with other models in the past, putting a set of the brand's newer Blueprint S irons in the bag for a portion of this season before taking them back out again. He also uses a slightly more forgiving i210 4-iron for a versatile option both off the tee and off the deck.

Wedges: Titleist Vokey SM10

Fitzpatrick carries four Titleist Vokey wedges, switching into a full range of the brand's new Vokey SM10 wedges towards the end of this season after previously gaming a mixture of SM9 and SM10 wedges.

READ OUR FULL TITLEIST VOKEY SM10 WEDGES REVIEW

Titleist Vokey SM10 Wedgesfrom £139.00 at Click Golf

Putter: Bettinardi DASS BB48

Another area of his game where Fitzpatrick has recently made a change is in his choice of putter, removing the Bettinardi DASS BB1 Fitz prototype that the italian brand developed and named for the Englishman for a different model. Widely regarded as one of the best putters on the PGA Tour, he now uses the brand's DASS BB48 Proto, a model based on the half-moon BB48 mallet and finished with a quirky wizard motif.

Golf ball: Titleist Pro V1x

Like many touring professionals, Fitzpatrick uses the Titleist Pro V1x, preferring the x's combination of higher launch, slightly lower spin and slightly firmer feel. 

Titleist Pro V1X White Golf Ballsfrom £49.99 at Click Golf