The 2022 Presidents Cup International Team has loads of huge brands represented of their golf bags. While Lacoste will sponsor the International and U.S. apparel via 2025, the gear in every participant’s bag varies significantly.
We’ll list the team members’ golf golf equipment under, however first here’s an general take a glance at the highest manufacturers represented:
The most popular driver on the International Team is a tie between the new Titleist TSR driver and PING G425 MAX driver.
PING Golf Clubs Will Be in Most International Team Members’ Bags
PING G425 MAX Driver
The International Team will have four players competing with PING golf clubs of their luggage, compared to one participant on Team USA. The drivers span a quantity of totally different models.
- Corey Conners: PING G400 LST
- Sebastian Munoz: PING G425 MAX
- Taylor Pendrith: PING G410 LST
- Mito Pereira: PING G425 MAX
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Callaway Golf Clubs Come in Second on Both Presidents Cup Teams
Callaway Rogue ST Triple Diamond Driver
Callaway golf clubs fill three luggage on the International Team, as they did on Team USA. Unlike Team USA, nevertheless, these pros sport different models.
- Christiaan Bezuidenhout: Callaway Epic Speed Triple Diamond
- Si Woo Kim: Callaway Rogue ST Triple Diamond S
- K.H. Lee: Callaway Epic Max LS
Titleist Golf Clubs Tie for Second on International Team
Two of the three Titleist players on the International Team may have the model new TSR3 driver of their baggage.
Titleist TSi2 Driver
- Cam Davis: Titleist TSR3
- Sungjae Im: Titleist TSi2
- Tom Kim: Titleist TSR3
TaylorMade and Srixon Golf Clubs Round Out the 12 Players
TaylorMade Stealth Plus Driver
The International Team has two players swinging two other manufacturers at Quail Hollow: TaylorMade and Srixon. Both the Stealth driver and Srixon ZX driver traces are well-liked on tour.
- Hideki Matsuyama: Srixon ZX5
- Adam Scott: TaylorMade Stealth Plus
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