A Look Inside The 2022 British Open Champ Cameron Smith’s Golf Bag

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If you’ve had the itch to hit the links or upgrade your gear since the British Open, you’re not alone.

In fact, the stellar display of talent by the Open 2022 Champion, Cameron Smith, had us pondering: what’s in his golf bag? After a series of birdies and successful execution of puts throughout his final round, we couldn’t resist gathering all the info on the Australian golfer’s club preference.

Whether you’re gearing up for the golf trip of your dreams or simply looking to upgrade key clubs ahead of your next tee time, here’s what Smith brings with him on the course, ready to shop directly at the links below. You can find other gear we’ve given the stamp of approval, here.

The athlete used one of the latest additions to Titleist’s line of drivers, the new TSR2 (10 degrees @ 10.75 degrees, D4) complete with Fujikura Ventus TR shaft in blue. The line has yet to be released by Titleist, but rest assured we’ll feature the details as soon as they’re released. In the meantime, below is the previous driver used by Smith.

TSi3 Driver by Titleist retails for $549.99 at dickssportinggoods.com.

Smith's custom fit: 10°, Fujikura Ventus Blue 6X shaft, 45 inches, D-3 swingweight.

The superstar played a Titleist TSi2 3 Wood for his fairway shots. Sticking to the same shaft featured on the new TSR2 driver, the 3 Wood is fit with a Fujikura Ventus 6X in blue.

TSi2 Fairway by Titleist retails for $299.99 at dickssportinggoods.com.

Smith’s custom fit: 15°, Fujikura Ventus Blue 6X shaft, D4

Smith’s bag at St Andrews contained a mix of Mizuno Pro Hi-Fli (3) and Titleist irons (5-9). Irons were outfitted with KBS Tour 130 shafts in a custom matte black finish for the Champion Golfer of the Year. The Mizuno 3 iron is currently out of stock, however, sign up for notifications to be the first to hear when it’s available for purchase. Here’s a breakdown of Smith’s irons:

• Titleist T100 Black (5-9)
• Mizuno Pro Fli-Hi (3)
• Titleist Vokey SM9 (PW)

2021 T100 Iron Set in Black by Titleist retails for $1299.99 at golfgalaxy.com.

Smith’s custom fit: KBS Tour 130 shafts in custom matte black.

Sticking to his preference of Titleist clubs, Smith uses a mix of their wedges to set himself up for success. Smith chose a series of Titleist Vokey Design SM9 wedges, as well as a yet-to-be-released Titleist WedgeWorks prototype in 60°. Luckily, you can still snag a set of Titleist Vokey Design SM9 wedges for yourself.

Titleist Vokey Design SM9 Wedge by Titleist retails for $179.99 at golfgalaxy.com.

Smith’s custom fit: Titlest Vokey Design SM9 wedge (46° loft, 10° bounce, ‘F’; 52° loft, 8° bounce, ‘F’; 56° loft, 8° bounce, ‘M’)

Caution: Smith’s putter could still be recovering from being on fire during the final round of the British Open. Jokes aside, Smith’s putting game was spectacular. While a club isn’t solely responsible for the display of athleticism by the 28-year-old, it’s hard to not want to run out and buy your very own Scotty Cameron after the victory at the Home of Golf. The exact putter used by Smith, the Scotty Cameron 009M, was a custom-made prototype. While the champion golfer used an array of clubs that are unable to purchase by the general public as of right now, there’s still plenty of Scottys to go around (and improve your game).

Special Select Newport 2 Putter by Scotty Cameron retails for $399.99 at golfgalaxy.com.

2022 Phantom X 5 Putter by Scotty Cameron retails for $429.99 at golfgalaxy.com.

Special Select Squareback 2 Putter by Scotty Cameron retails for $399.99 at golfgalaxy.com.