Cameron Young WITB May 2026: Everything in the bag of the Cadillac winner

Driver: Titleist GT2

There's a fairly even split between the players on tour gaming Titleist's GT2 and GT3 woods respectively, and Young fits in the former camp, seemingly preferring the GT2's slightly more forgiving nature and ease of launch. Titleist's most player-friendly all-round driver model, the GT2 allows better players workability off the tee while maintaining a level of forgiveness on off-centre hits that has it in the good books of players like Justin Thomas, Aldrich Potgieter, and Justin Rose. 

Fairway woods: Titleist GT1, Titleist GTS3

Titleist's ultra-forgiving GT1 metalwoods don't see much use on tour, with most players generally preferring the more compact shaping of the GT2 and GT3 models. Young is an exception, however, adopting the larger variant in his 3-wood, alongside a new Titleist GTS3 7-wood that he introduced early in 2026. Young put the new wood in the bag in place of his former Titleist G hybrid and T350 3-iron.

Irons: Titleist T-Series, Titleist 631.CY Prototype

Working down from his woods, Young uses an eclectic mixture of irons from Titleist's new T-series irons. First is a four-iron from the more player oriented T200 model, and a bladed T100 5-iron. The rest of his set is made up of a one-off prototype iron model known as the 631.CY: developed specifically for Young back in 2023.

The 631.CY has a number of fascinating bespoke features introduced to fit Young's exact needs. The sole is pre-worn to improve turf interaction and prevent digging in, while the set overall combines a blade-like look and feel with a slightly larger sole profile to complement Young's high swing speed and excessive shaft lean.

Wedges: Titleist Vokey Design

Young games a total of four different Vokey wedges, starting with three from the most recent SM11 range. Lofted at 48, 52 and 57-degree profiles, the American has opted to gear all of with the brand's F-grind: an all-purpose build designed to facilitate fuller, crisper wedge shots.

Like plenty of other tour players, Young's 60-degree lob wedge comes from the Vokey Design range's WedgeWorks line, custom-designed in Bob Vokey's workshop to fit Young's exact swing and aesthetic preferences. Interestingly, Young has his custom set with a whopping 62 degrees of loft.

Putter: Scotty Cameron Phantom 9.5 Tour Prototype

Like the vast majority Titleist tour players, Young has understandably invoked one of the biggest privileges available to the company's contracted players: full access to the Scotty Cameron putter range.

Favouring a mallet-style putter, Young uses the Phantom 9.5 shape in a Tour Prototype finish. A slightly smaller-profile mallet, the Phantom 9.5 is balanced to aid players who prefer a little more of what Scotty Cameron calls 'toe flow', meaning the toe of the club follows the proper arching path throughout the stroke.

Golf ball: Titleist Pro V1x 'Double Dot' Prototype

Young was among the early adopters of Titleist's Pro V1 left dot: a previously tour-only model that released in 2021 and has since only been made available sporadically and in extremely limited quantities.

However at the Wyndham Championship he switched to a new prototype version of the brand's higher-launching, higher-spinning Pro V1x, known informally as the 'double-dot' due to the unique name-code on the side of the ball.

He would go on to win the tournament with the new ball in play, and has had it in his locker ever since.

Performance-wise, the prototype is said to perform something like a mix of a traditional Pro V1x and the Pro V1x Left-Dash, with a lower launch and lower spin off the tees while retaining the Pro V1x's slightly firmer feel.

Shoes & Glove: FootJoy Premiere Series Packard, FootJoy Pure Touch Limited