Quick Answer
Corey Conners plays a PING G440 LST driver, PING i230 irons, PING S159 wedges, a PING PLD Prime Tyne S putter, and the Titleist Pro V1 ball, as recorded in the June 2025 bag snapshot. The driver is built with an UST Mamiya Elements LIN-Q M40X White 6F5 shaft.
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Corey Conners is a Canadian PGA Tour pro out of Kent State, best known for his ball-striking and a pair of Valero Texas Open wins in 2019 and 2023. He finished runner-up at the 2014 U.S. Amateur and has represented the International side at multiple Presidents Cups. The bag tells a single-brand story. Every snapshot on file, going back to 2021, shows a PING driver, PING irons, a PING PLD putter, and a Titleist Pro V1. The current setup pairs the G440 LST with a split iron set, i230 in the long irons and Blueprint T from the 6 through pitching wedge, a combo that replaced the Blueprint S/Blueprint T split seen in late 2024. The driver has moved through the PING line over time, G400 LST to G400 to G430 LST and now G440 LST, while the PLD Prime Tyne shape has been the through-line in the putter slot since 2021, with a brief detour to an Anser 2 prototype in early 2023.
Current Bag
Snapshot: June 2025
| Club | Brand | Model | Loft / No. | Shaft |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| G440 LST | 9 degrees | UST Mamiya Elements LIN-Q M40X White 6F5 | ||
| G440 Max | 15 degrees @14 | UST Mamiya Elements LIN-Q M40X Blue 7F5 | ||
| G440 Max | 19 degrees | UST Mamiya Elements LIN-Q M40X Blue 6F5 | ||
| i230 | 4-5 | True Temper Project X 120 6.0 | ||
| Blueprint T | 6-PW | True Temper Project X 120 6.0 | ||
| S159 | 50-S12, 56-S12, 60-H | True Temper Project X 120 6.0 | ||
| PLD Prime Tyne S | - | |||
| MCC | - | |||
| Pro V1 | - |
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How This Bag Compares to the Tour
Brand usage across 185 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
6 snapshots tracked, 2021-2025
Across six snapshots from 2021 to 2025, every club in the bag carries a PING stamp and every ball is a Titleist Pro V1. The driver has tracked the PING release cycle from G400 LST through G400, G430 LST, and into the current G440 LST. Irons have rotated through iBlade, i210/i59, a prototype/iBlade split, and the current i230 over Blueprint T pairing, while the PLD Prime Tyne putter shape has been the standard with a short Anser 2 prototype window in March 2023.
December 2024 10 clubs
April 2023 9 clubs
March 2023 10 clubs
August 2022 10 clubs
April 2021 9 clubs
Data from PGAClubTracker and GolfWRX. OWGR from owgr.com, updated weekly. All data is DORMIED's independent editorial compilation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What driver does Corey Conners use?
Corey Conners plays a PING G440 LST driver at 9 degrees, as of the June 2025 snapshot.
What irons does Corey Conners use?
Corey Conners plays PING i230 (4-5), PING Blueprint T (6-PW), as of the June 2025 snapshot.
What wedges does Corey Conners use?
Corey Conners carries PING S159 (50-S12, 56-S12, 60-H), as of the June 2025 snapshot.
What putter does Corey Conners use?
Corey Conners uses a PING PLD Prime Tyne S putter, as of the June 2025 snapshot.
What ball does Corey Conners play?
Corey Conners plays the Titleist Pro V1 golf ball, as of the June 2025 snapshot.
What shaft does Corey Conners use in his driver?
Corey Conners uses a UST Mamiya Elements LIN-Q M40X White 6F5 shaft in the PING G440 LST driver, as of the June 2025 snapshot.



















