Folks, when things really heat up on Tour, Hannah Green is often right in the thick of it. The current World No. 7 is not only on a hot streak but also has a bag setup precisely tailored to her winning style. This isn't about crude distance records, but about maximum control and relentless consistency.
Off the tee, Green opts for a Titleist GT3 Driver (10°) with a Mitsubishi Diamana RB 53 S shaft. For longer approaches or tee shots on tight fairways, a TaylorMade GT3 3-wood (15°) comes into play, equipped with a Mitsubishi Diamana RB 63 S shaft. This alone shows: every detail is designed to place the ball exactly where it belongs.
Precision is Key on the Green
In her iron game, Hannah Green employs a clever combo: the Srixon ZXi5 as a forgiving 4-iron, and then from the 5-iron down to the pitching wedge, the Srixon ZXi7 for a more compact profile. As for her wedges, she trusts the Cleveland RTZ Tour Rack in 50°, 56°, and 60°. These clubs, with their special Z-Alloy material, provide direct feedback and the necessary spin – precisely what's needed for a sharp short game.
She also makes no compromises with her ball: a three-piece tour ball with mid-spin and mid-launch, which guarantees her maximum control, especially with her irons and wedges. And that this concept really pays off, she recently demonstrated impressively: At the Australian Women's PGA Championship, she secured victory with a four-shot lead and an impressive 16-under par. This was, by the way, her third victory in three consecutive starts – talk about one sensational round after another!
Her Recipe for Success is Clear
Hannah Green's bag is a master plan for everyone who understands that tournaments are won not only with power, but above all with precision and feel. It shows: whoever masters the areas around the green and controlled distance is a contender when it comes to the big titles.
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That’s it! WPGA Tour Championship Final score: 69-72-72-73 (+2). What an insane way to end the Aussie Stretch 😍🦘 This result means I’m eligible for re-rank on the Ladies European Tour, and I’ll gain better status and more events to play in the 2026 season (starting in May).
