Tour Equipment
Cameron Smith
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#148·UPDATED May 28, 2026
Cameron Smith is an Australian professional who won the 2022 Open Championship at St Andrews and the 2022 Players Championship, and has carried multiple PGA Tour titles alongside a run of high finishes in majors. He left the PGA Tour for LIV Golf in August 2022 and captains the Ripper GC franchise. The through-line in the bag is Titleist, and it runs deep. The Scotty Cameron 009M Prototype putter and the Pro V1x ball are present in every snapshot on file, and the driver head has stayed inside the Titleist family across every check, moving from TSi3 to TSR2 to the current TSR3 at 10 degrees with a Ventus TR Blue 6 X. The iron setup has shifted around the edges, with Mizuno Pro Fli-Hi long irons sitting alongside Titleist scoring irons that have moved from T100 Black to the current T100 in the 5 through 9.
Current Bag
Snapshot: May 2025
| Club | Brand | Model | Loft / No. | Shaft |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Driver |
TSR3 | 10 degrees, A1 SureFit setting | Fujikura Ventus TR Blue 6 X | |
 Mini-Driver |
GT280 | 13 degrees, A4 SureFit setting | Fujikura Ventus TR Red 7 X | |
| 3-Wood |
G430 Max | 15 degrees | Fujikura Ventus TR Blue 7 X | |
| 7-Wood |
TS2 | 21 degrees, D4 SureFit setting | UST Mamiya Elements Proto 8F5 | |
 Iron |
Pro Fli-Hi | 2, 3 | KBS Tour 130 X Custom Series | |
| Iron |
T100 | 5-9 | KBS Tour 130 X Custom Series | |
 Wedge |
Vokey Design SM10 | 46-10F, 52-08F, 56-08M, 60-04T | KBS Tour 130 X | |
 Putter |
Scotty Cameron 009M Prototype | - | ||
 Grip |
Tour Velvet Tack | - | ||
 Ball |
Pro V1x | - |
How This Bag Compares to the Tour
Brand usage across 158 current bags
Player counts reflect unique players carrying at least one item from that brand in the relevant category. Computed from current bags.
Bag History
7 snapshots tracked, 2021-2025
Across the seven snapshots, Titleist holds the driver, putter, and ball slots without interruption, with the 009M Prototype and Pro V1x constant from 2021 forward. The driver progression reads TSi3 in 2021 and early 2022, TSR2 by mid-2022, and TSR3 from 2023 onward. The iron mix has moved more: Titleist U-500 long irons in 2021 gave way to Mizuno Pro Fli-Hi from 2022, the scoring irons ran T100 Black through 2024 with a T200 Black cameo in 2023, and the current build pairs the Fli-Hi 2 and 3 with T100 in the 5 through 9.
May 2024 9 clubs
7-WoodPutterGripBallJune 2023 11 clubs
3-Wood
7-WoodPutterGripJuly 2022 9 clubs
PutterBallGripMarch 2022 9 clubs
7-WoodPutterBallGripJanuary 2022 9 clubs
7-WoodPutterBallGripApril 2021 10 clubs
Driver3-Wood7-WoodWedgeWedgePutterBallData from PGAClubTracker. OWGR from owgr.com, updated weekly. All data is DORMIED's independent editorial compilation.