Jon Rahm WITB March 2026: Everything in the bag of the LIV Golf star

One of LIV Golf's biggest stars, Jon Rahm has been one of the most dominant forces in men's golf since he burst onto the scene in 2017 with his first PGA Tour win. 

The former world number one recorded 11 victories on the PGA Tour before making a lucrative move to the breakaway LIV Golf Tour in December 2023 becoming the captain of his own team, Legion XIII.

Before joining LIV, Rahm had secured two major titles: the 2023 Masters and the 2022 US Open.

Rahm's time with LIV golf has been stacked with headline-making moments. The Spaniard sits comfortably at the top of the all-time career earnings on the Saudi-backed league, finishing the 2025 season at the top of the individual points league despite not winning an event.

Rahm ended his more than 500 day drought in March 2026, however, winning the LIV Hong Kong event in commanding fashion.

Rahm has parlayed his success into one of golf's most lucrative equipment deals. Sponsored by Callaway, he also has an equity share in the company. Callaway also became the first OEM to announce an equipment partnership with a LIV Golf team off the back of its partnership with Rahm, signing on to sponsor Rahm's Legion XIII.

As one of the most talismanic players in European golf and a Ryder Cup hero, much interest and speculation naturally goes into the clubs that make up Rahm's bag. Read on below for a full deep-dive into the set-up of the short-swinging Spaniard.

Jon Rahm WITB March 2026

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Driver: Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond

Rahm was one of many players to switch into Callaway's sleek new driver for 2026, making a fairly seamless transition from his old Elyte Triple Diamond into the new low-spin option from the updated Quantum Range. Promising a quantum leap forward in speed, the Quantum range boasts the brand's new Tri-Force face, which layers titanium and Poly Mesh over an internal carbon fibre insert – a combination of materials Callaway says has never been used in a driver before.

Rahm's driving set-up remains unchanged beyond this, however, and his driver is still equipped with the same Fujikura Ventus Black shaft his old one was.

Fairway woods: Callaway Paradym Ai Smoke Triple Diamond

The Paradym Ai Smoke range remains one of the most popular families of metalwoods ever released by Callaway, and Rahm remains a steadfast fan. He still games a pair of low-spin Triple Diamond fairway woods from the 2024 range, geared with a tour-preferred smaller head profile and in a tour-only high-launch spec.

Rahm's fairway woods come equipped with Graphite Design Tour AD DI 8 X shafts.

Irons: Callaway Apex

Rahm is a long-time devotee of Callaway's tour-spec Apex iron range, gaming a range of different models from the family. His iron collection starts with an Apex UT utility iron, before moving into an Apex Pro 4-iron giving him a slightly more forgiving option at the top end of his set. 

The rest of his set is made up of Apex TCB irons, which combine a workable players profile with that touch of forgivenes provided by their compact cavity back shape.

Wedges: Callaway Jaws Raw

Callaway's Jaws Raw wedges released way back in 2021, and Rahm has had them in the bag ever since. Despite a short period experimenting with the brand's new Opus SP irons in 2025, Rahm seems intent on sticking with the shape and feel of the older model for now.

Putter: Odyssey White Hot Rossie

Another area where Rahm has experimented of late is that of his putter, however once again the Spaniard seems content sticking with his old trusty for now. That comes in the form of his White Hot Rossie – a half-moon mid-mallet shape with Odyssey's classic White Hot insert.

Rahm had a short stint testing a newer Ai-One putter in the same shape last year, however he returned to the White Hot in June.