Updated May 4, 2023. This article was thoroughly audited by multiple golf experts and coaches for its accuracy. You can read more about our rigorous testing protocol here.
With ten professional wins and top five finishes in three of four majors, Xander Schauffele has placed himself in rarified territory among PGA Tour golfers.
The Las Vegas native has made over $34 million in total earnings with appearances for the United States on the Presidents Cup and Ryder Cup teams.
Schauffele enjoys a sponsorship deal with Callaway, allowing him to take advantage of the company’s latest offerings, including the entire Paradym line of drivers and fairway woods.
In this Xander Schauffele WITB article, I’ll take a look at every club he uses on the course and how his choices could improve your overall game.
What’s In Xander Schauffele’s Bag?
DRIVER
Callaway Paradym Triple Diamond (10.5 degrees)
Shaft: Mitsubishi Kai’li White 70 TX
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Schauffele plays with the Paradym Triple Diamond driver from Callaway. Made for advanced golfers, the Triple Diamond offers outstanding workability, emphasizing distance and forgiveness.
Xander enjoys playing with the smaller, compact 450cc head because he can shape shots from the tee box with reliability and confidence. Even with the smaller head shape, Schauffele can generate the power he needs to compete with professional golfers.
Callaway also lightened the club head’s weight to increase swing speed without sacrificing stability. Advanced golfers can expect the same high MOI that Callaway drivers have long provided to amateurs and professionals alike.
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3 WOOD
Callaway Paradym Triple Diamond High Launch (16.5 degrees)
Shaft: Mitsubishi Kai’li White 70 TX
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Xander also plays with the Triple Diamond fairway wood from Callaway. From the fairway and tee box, the Triple Diamond fairway offers a low spin with a penetrating ball flight that extends carry.
The fairway wood has a hosel sleeve that customizes shot shape and height. With its forward CG, golfers like Schauffele can maximize ball speed with far-reaching distance.
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HYBRID
Callaway Apex UW (21 degrees)
Shaft: Mitsubishi Kai’li White 90 TX
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Schauffele carries Callaway’s advanced Apex UW in his bag on tour. The club carries a larger club head that shares the shape and characteristics of a fairway wood with the launch and control associated with a hybrid.
The club provides outstanding versatility for Xander from either the fairway or tee box. Along with high ball speeds, the hybrid also delivers tight dispersion for accurate shotmaking.
IRONS
Callaway Apex TCB (4-PW)
Shafts: True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100
Advanced golfers that want the launch of cavity-back irons with perimeter weighting forgiveness love playing with the Callaway Apex TCB set.
Xander, and Jon Rahm, love the distance provided by the Callaway set along with the workability and spin.
The irons feature minimal offset with a thin topline and compact head that demands precise ball striking. The leading edge of these irons maintains a straight line with the turf, a preferred shape for Tour players.
Turf interaction also ranks high with the Apex TCB set, as the irons deliver crisp contact with the golf ball.
WEDGES
Callaway Jaws Raw (52 Degrees), Titleist Vokey Design SM9 (56), Titleist Vokey Design WedgeWorks Proto (60)
Shafts: True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100
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Around the greens and from inside 150 yards, Schauffele utilizes a couple of different wedges including popular models from Callaway and Titleist.
For his 52-degree wedge, he plays with the Jaws Raw from Callaway. The natural rust on the Jaws model increases spin and friction with the outer layer of the golf ball. The wide sole helps the golfer open the face to increase launch and spin from the deep rough.
Schauffele’s other two wedges, a 56-and 60-degree model, come from the Vokey line of wedges by Titleist. Both wedges offer accuracy and precision from the fairway and spin from the sand and rough.
PUTTER
Odyssey Toulon Design Seven Prototype
Grip: SuperStroke Traxion Tour 2.0
On the greens, Schauffele uses a prototype of Odyssey’s luxury line of putters, the Toulon Design Seven. The forked mallet putter offers balance with total distance control.
Along the face, the Toulon offers a deep diamond groove face that produces a smooth forward roll with an exceptional feel. The face also provides an unmatched softness at the impact that speaks to the craftsmanship of the Toulon Design line.
The Seven prototype comes with an adjustable weighting system that impacts forward roll and produces consistent speed on long-range putts.
The Traxion Tour 2.0 grip from SuperStroke provides tack and comfort for professional golfers.
GOLF BALLS
Callaway Chrome Soft X LS
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Xander’s deal with Callaway allows him to play with the Chrome Soft X LS golf ball. Made for extending distance with low spin, the X LS model keeps the ball along the target line with maximum velocity.
With the short irons, the X LS offers consistent spin and can produce a steep landing angle that easily holds the green. The ball’s soft outer layer provides an exceptional feel with short game clubs and total control.
For Xander, the ability to play a long, soft golf ball, like the X LS, helps him craft shots from various distances and angles on the course.
GRIPS
Golf Pride Tour Velvet Cord
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On his grips, Xander uses the popular Tour Velvet Cord model. With a 60-round life, the Tour Velvets delivers all-weather performance that maintains contact with your hand even in the pouring rain.
The grips deliver comfort and an enhanced feel, helping him keep the clubface square through the impact zone. The grips also offer outstanding tackiness that works with the corded material to prevent sliding during the swing.
What’s great about the Tour Velvet grips is how golfers don’t need to squeeze the club to maintain grip. Instead, the premium materials allow the player to modify their pressure to create a better feel and responsiveness at impact.
