Inside Ben Griffin’s Winning Bag at the 2025 WWT Championship
All Square 3min read •
10 Nov 2025
Ben Griffin’s breakthrough at the World Wide Technology Championship in Los Cabos was the kind of performance that grabs attention — and not just because of the trophy. Riding into El Cardonal set-up at −29 and a final-round 63, Griffin delivered his third PGA Tour win of the year and etched his name in the history books. What made the week even more fascinating from a gear perspective is the subtle but significant changes in his bag. As you’ll see in this WITB, Griffin leaned on a driver built for forgiveness, irons honed for precision, and a putter swap that paid immediate dividends.
In the bag of Ben Griffin were some standout implements: a PING G430 Max 10K driver (9°), TaylorMade Qi10 fairway woods (3-wood at 15°, 7-wood at 21°), and his Mizuno Pro S3 irons (4-PW). Notably, this week he made a bold switch on the greens — benching his longtime Scotty Cameron Newport 2 blade for a TaylorMade Spider Tour X Black putter and promptly closed with some brilliant clutch work.
Before this win, Griffin’s career arc read like a story of resilience and resurgence. After turning pro in 2018 out of the University of North Carolina, he worked through PGA Tour Canada and the Korn Ferry Tour, even stepping away from competitive golf in 2021 to work as a loan officer. Fast-forward to 2025: he’s logged three wins, more than a dozen top-10 finishes, a Ryder Cup debut, and now this dominating win in Mexico to cap the fall swing. With that kind of momentum, his bag setup has never looked more dialled in — or more worth unpacking for our latest WITB feature.
