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Golf isn’t just about patience and precision—it’s about making the right choices. The grip, the swing, the putts that roll just right—it all comes down to the gear you trust. Just ask former World No.1 Justin Rose, who’s worked with some of the biggest names in the game. Remember his 10-club deal with Honma during his World No.1 run? Or his time with TaylorMade, a brand beloved by golfers everywhere? Rose has tested it all. But heading into this season, he’s sticking with Titleist in his bag.

Now here is the thing, his last win came way back in 2019 at the Farmers Insurance Open. Yes, it’s been a long time. But with a fresh start and his reliable Titleist setup, maybe—just maybe—this is the year he turns it around. Let’s see where the equipment in his bag takes him this season.

Justin Rose has a Titleist-dominated bag

Justin Rose’s bag is all about Titleist these days. Sure, he’s tested out a bunch of different brands over the years, but right now, he’s all in with Titleist. He uses GT3 driver from Titleist, paired with a Project X HZRDUS Black 60 TX shaft. This setup costs around $874, and it’s perfect for someone like Rose who loves low spin, precision, and being able to shape his shots. Now, while he trusts Titleist the most, TaylorMade is still part of the mix. He’s got two TaylorMade M6 fairway woods (a 15° three wood and an 18° five wood), which are a bit older but still going strong thanks to TwistFace tech, helping him straighten out those mishits. At $249.99 each, they’re a solid choice for him.

When it comes to irons, Rose has been with Titleist since 2024, using a mix of T100 (4-5) irons and 620 MB (6-PW), all with KBS Tour C-Taper shafts. It’s a combo that gives him the perfect balance of forgiveness and the ability to shape his shots. This set will run you about $1,163.75, but for a player like Rose, it’s all about getting that ideal mix for his game.

That covers his long game, but when it comes to his short game, his equipment is just as good.

What equipment does Justin Rose use for his final shots?

When it comes to his short game, Justin Rose has got some serious tools in his bag. For wedges, he uses Titleist Vokey SM9 Wedges (52°) with a KBS Tour C-Taper shaft and a 56° with a KBS Hi-Rev 2.0 shaft. He also carries a Vokey SM10 (60°) with a Nippon N.S. Pro Modus3 125 shaft. This setup costs around $159.88 and is all about giving Rose precision, spin control, and versatility—exactly what you need around the greens. The SM9 and SM10 wedges are pretty much the go-to for pros when it comes to spin control, grind options, and smooth turf interaction.

For putting, Rose sticks with the Titleist Scotty Cameron T-5 putter at $429.98. It’s made for players like him who like a solid mix of stability and that classic blade feel. While we don’t know too much about the Phantom X 5, we do know it’s a near-face balanced model with a precision-milled 303 stainless steel face. The aluminum sole plate and stainless steel sole weights make it one of the best mallet putters out there.

And when it comes to the ball, Rose is using the Titleist Pro V1 Left Dot. Titleist says it’s made for players who want a more penetrating trajectory and lower spin off the tee, but still get that sweet feel and greenside control. At $49.99 per dozen, it’s the ball that can do it all.

With all this gear in his bag, do you think Justin Rose has what it takes to get back to the winner’s circle this year? Let us know in the comments!