What’s In The Bag: Matt Wallace (June 2025 Update)
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What's In The Bag: Matt Wallace
Let’s take a look at all the equipment used by DP World Tour and PGA Tour player Matt Wallace.
Matt Wallace, who hails from Hillingdon, England, is a professional golfer who competes on both the PGA Tour and DP World Tour. Wallace began focusing on golf at age 18 and later earned a scholarship to Jacksonville State University, where he won twice and set a school scoring record.
He turned professional in 2012 and dominated the Alps Tour in 2016, winning six events and topping the Order of Merit. That success took him to the Challenge Tour and soon after to the European Tour, where he earned his first win at the 2017 Open de Portugal.
Wallace’s breakout year came in 2018 with three European Tour wins, followed by a standout performance at the 2019 PGA Championship, where he finished tied for third. He joined the PGA Tour full-time in 2020 and had his first victory at the 2023 Corales Puntacana Championship. In 2024, he added his fifth DP World Tour win at the Omega European Masters.
Wallace has 12 professional titles across four tours, and represented Great Britain & Ireland in the 2023 Hero Cup.
The G430 LST is Ping’s low-spin, high-performance driver, featuring a compact 440 cc head, carbon‑fiber crown, and variable-thickness T9S+ face for increased ball speed and spin reduction. It offers adjustable CG via a 22‑g tungsten weight, giving elite players a controllable, penetrating trajectory.
The TaylorMade Qi10 Tour fairway wood blends a compact titanium chassis with a 50‑g adjustable sole weight and a 4° loft sleeve for customizable launch, spin, and trajectory. Its sleek Infinity Edge carbon crown and VSteel sole enhance turf interaction, delivering high speed, forgiveness, and flight adjustability for better players.
The Ping G440 Max is a versatile, high-launching fairway wood with a low center of gravity, and a lightweight CarbonFly crown, delivering exceptional forgiveness and turf interaction. With adjustable lofts (including 3–9 wood), Free‑Hosel design, and variable‑thickness face wrap, it offers confidence, speed, and control off any lie.
The Callaway X‑Forged irons are tour-inspired forged cavity-backs featuring precision triple-net forging, progressive centre-of-gravity, and 20V grooves. With minimal offset, shorter blade length, and sculpted soles, they strike a balance between workability, feel, and modest forgiveness, which is ideal for low handicappers seeking refined control and classic aesthetics.
The Titleist Vokey SM10 wedges feature precision-engineered Spin Milled faces and loft-specific CG placement, delivering consistent trajectory control across lofts. With classic head shapes and a versatile array of grinds, finishes, and fitting options, they offer superb feel and adaptability, making them a top choice.
The Scotty Cameron Fastback is a precision-milled mid-mallet putter crafted from 303 stainless steel. It features a full-shaft offset, 3.5° loft, and a 70° lie angle. The design includes a black anodized aluminum heel-toe inlay for enhanced alignment and a soft, balanced feel. It offers customizable sole weights to suit individual preferences.
The Titleist Pro V1x is a four-piece golf ball designed for golfers seeking higher flight and lower long-game spin. It features a faster high-flex casing layer and a softer urethane elastomer cover, delivering exceptional distance, consistent flight, and enhanced short-game control.
What's In The Bag: Matt Wallace
Callaway X-Forged Irons
