Phil Mickelson, at 50 years old, made major championship history on Sunday at the 2021 PGA Championship by becoming the oldest player to ever win a major.
As for his winning equipment setup, Mickelson made a couple of last-minute changes ahead of the final round. While Mickelson played the first three rounds of the event using a Callaway X Forged UT 3-iron (16 degrees), he switched that out on Sunday for a Callaway Mavrik Sub Zero 4-wood (update: Mickelson said in his post-round press conference that the face of the utility iron cracked before teeing off). Also, after the face of his TaylorMade Original One Mini Driver was flattened prior to the final round, he switched that out for a backup version of the same club.
Mickelson fills out the remainder of his bag with all Callaway equipment, including a 47.9-inch Epic Speed driver, X Forged UT utility long irons, Apex MB mid-and-short irons, PM (Phil Mickelson) Grind wedges, an Odyssey “Phil Mickelson” prototype blade putter, and a Callaway Chrome Soft X Triple Track golf ball.
Below, we breakdown Mickelson’s full bag specifications from his winning Sunday setup.
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