Matt Fitzpatrick WITB: July 2025
Matt Fitzpatrick is an equipment free agent, so he can put any clubs he likes in his bag. Here's the Matt Fitzpatrick WITB
www.bunkered.co.ukHere’s the latest overview on Matt Fitzpatrick’s latest WITB (What’s In The Bag) status and recent news:
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WITB status as of mid-2025 to early-2026: Fitzpatrick has often been described as equipment free agent, choosing clubs that fit his data-driven approach, with a mix of Titleist and Ping components in recent years, and a Bettinardi putter in some setups. This reflects his tendency to tailor gear to performance rather than sponsor obligations.[1]
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2026 RBC Heritage and recent form: Fitzpatrick has been contending in recent PGA TOUR events, including holding or briefly leading rounds at RBC Heritage, with multiple top-20 finishes and a victory earlier in the season at the Valspar Championship and a strong showing around The Players’ week. This indicates he remains competitive at the tour’s higher-profile events.[2]
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General news landscape: Coverage of Fitzpatrick continues to emphasize his scoring ability, consistency across rounds, and the ongoing interest in his equipment choices given his history as a “free agent” with clubs. Expect updates around major championships and signature events like the Masters, RBC Heritage, and The Players.[3][2]
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Related sources and context: Sports outlets, PGA Tour pages, and golf news aggregators maintain a steady stream of updates on Fitzpatrick’s results, schedules, and occasional gear hints, though gear specifics can vary by year or event as he experiments with setups that suit his data-driven approach.[5][9]
Illustration (example): A typical WITB snapshot for Fitzpatrick might list: Driver (Titleist/TSi or TSR variants), Fairway wood (Titleist), Hybrid (Titleist TSR), Irons (Ping i210/S55 in earlier or similar lines), Wedges (Vokey SM-series), Putter (Bettinardi BB1 Fitz), Ball (Titleist Pro V1x). The exact model years rotate as he evaluates performance data and sponsorship alignment.[1]
If you’d like, I can pull the most current WITB layout from a specific source (e.g., a recent “WITB” article or a privileged team announcement) and summarize any changes since the last update. I can also create a quick side-by-side chart of Fitzpatrick’s WITB across the past few seasons if you want a visual reference.[1]