Short answer: PING G425 LST off the tee, PING Sigma 2 Fetch on the greens, Titleist Pro V1x in play. That is the most recent complete list we could find for Lee Westwood, dated March 2021. [1]
Heads-up: this snapshot is 68 months old. We could not find a complete, dated bag for Lee Westwood from the last 12 months, so read it as the last verified setup, not a confirmed 2026 bag.
Lee Westwood WITB: full specs
| Club | Model | Loft / No. | Shaft | Shop |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Driver | PING G425 LST | 10.5° (set to 8.75°) flat | Mitsubishi Tensei CK Pro Orange 60 TX | Check Price |
| 3-Wood | PING G425 Max | 14.5° | Aldila 2018 NV Green 75 X | Check Price |
| Iron | PING i210 | 3-PW | PING JZ Stiff | Check Price |
| Wedge | PING i210 | UW 49.5, 53 | PING JZ Stiff | Check Price |
| Wedge | PING Glide Forged | 60 | PING JZ Stiff | Check Price |
| Putter | PING Sigma 2 Fetch | — | — | Check Price |
| Ball | Titleist Pro V1x | — | — | Check Price |
| Grip | Lamkin Crossline Full Cord +1 Wrap | — | — | Check Price |
| Grip | PING ID8 White 1/2 Cord | — | — | Check Price |
Should you copy Westwood's bag? Our verdict
- Driver loft: closer to normal than you'd think. Westwood's 10.5° (set to 8.75°) flat is in the range many amateurs are fitted into, which is a reminder that tour players don't all use low lofts.
- Shaft: skip it. The Mitsubishi Tensei CK Pro Orange 60 TX is an X-stiff or stiffer profile. Unless your swing speed is at tour level, a shaft this firm usually costs height and carry.
- Irons: more copyable than most tour sets. The PING i210 sits on the forgiving side of a tour bag, so it is a realistic option for a mid-handicap player to try.
- Wedges: copy the gapping. The wedge lofts (UW 49.5, 53; 60) are spaced to cover distances. Check your own gaps from pitching wedge down before buying new wedges.
- Ball: the easiest thing to copy. The Titleist Pro V1x is a retail ball you can buy off the shelf. It suits players who spin the ball enough to need greenside control; slower swingers may not see the benefit.
How Westwood's bag compares with the tour
We set each brand in the bag against the brand counts across current tour bags (DORMIED tracks 167 ranked players with a bag dated in the last 12 months). [3] Westwood goes with the most-used brand in 1 of the 4 slots.
Brand share check
- Driver: PING — 27 of 167 (16%), #3 in the slot; Titleist leads with 69.
- Irons: PING — 19 of 167 (11%), #5 in the slot; Titleist leads with 61.
- Putter: PING — 14 of 167 (8%), #4 in the slot; Odyssey leads with 52.
- Ball: Titleist — 110 of 167 tour bags (66%), the most-used brand in that slot.
Westwood's golf shoes and glove
| Item | Model | Evidence | Shop |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shoe | FootJoy Pro SL | Latest report January 2020 [2] — older than 12 months, may have changed | Check Price |
Shoe and glove reports go out of date faster than club lists, so we show the date of the newest report.
FAQ
What is in Lee Westwood's bag?
In the latest full snapshot (March 2021): PING G425 LST driver, PING i210 (3-PW) irons, PING Sigma 2 Fetch putter and the Titleist Pro V1x ball.
What driver does Lee Westwood use?
A PING G425 LST at 10.5° (set to 8.75°) flat with a Mitsubishi Tensei CK Pro Orange 60 TX shaft, per the March 2021 snapshot.
What putter does Lee Westwood use?
The PING Sigma 2 Fetch (March 2021 snapshot).
What golf ball does Lee Westwood play?
The Titleist Pro V1x.
What shoes does Lee Westwood wear?
The most recent report (Bag Notes, January 2020) lists the FootJoy Pro SL.
Is this Lee Westwood's 2026 bag?
Not confirmed. The newest complete bag list we found is from March 2021. We will update this page when a dated 2026 list appears.
Sources
- DORMIED — Lee Westwood WITB (March 2021 snapshot, page updated Oct 27, 2026)
- Bag Notes — Lee Westwood equipment history
- DORMIED — tour brand usage (167 current bags, last 12 months)
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