Keegan Bradley WITB: Everything in the golf bag of the 2025 Travelers Champion

Keegan Bradley is back in the winners’ circle on tour once more, having snatched the 2025 Travelers Championship in dramatic fashion to deny Tommy Fleetwood a long-awaited maiden PGA Tour victory.

Now ranked seventh in the world and firmly entrenched in the US Ryder Cup rankings as the 2025 event swiftly approaches, talk will grow louder as to whether Bradley will take on the role of player-captain to capitalise on his good form.

Much like last week’s U.S. Open winner J.J. Spaun, Bradley played with a mixed bag on his way to claiming the $3.6m prize.

The Srixon ambassador’s set-up includes golf clubs not just from the Japanese manufacturer and sister brand Cleveland, but PING, TaylorMade and Odyssey as well.

The long-time Srixon staff player relied on his brand's ZX5 and ZX7 MkII irons, along with the Z-Star Diamond golf ball, to get the job done at TPC River Highlands. 

Bradley, 39, has also incorporated a number of sister brand Cleveland’s wedges into his set-up, while relying on woods from both PING and TaylorMade to maximise distance and accuracy off the tee and long favouring Odyssey’s Jailbird Putter.

Scroll below for the full breakdown of what's in the bag of the 2025 Travelers Champion...

Keegan Bradley WITB

Driver: PING G430 LST

Bradley has favoured PING’s G430 driver for some time now, having also used the brand’s LST variant en route to his last tour win at the 2024 BMW Championship.

Former GolfMagic Equipment Editor Alex Lodge gave a glowing review in our test of the G430 LST last year, praising the driver’s improved sound and forgiveness across the clubface compared to the G425.

Bradley plays the G430 LST in a 10.5 setting, equipped with a Fujikura Ventus Black 6 X.

Fairway woods: TaylorMade Qi10 3-wood & Taylormade Qi35 7-wood

Preferring woods that help promote launch and spin for forgiving distance all over the course, Bradley has adopted two TaylorMade woods into his setup: a 3-wood (16.5 degrees) from 2024’s QI10 line, as well as this year’s Qi35 7-wood (21 degrees) – a club that seems to have supplanted his once trusty Callaway Apex Utility Iron as an all-purpose option off both the tee and the fairway.

To help control launch and spin while swinging at tour-level speeds, Bradley fits both woods with an Aldila Rogue White 130 MSI 70 TX shaft.

Irons: Srixon ZX5 Mk II (3-5), Srixon ZX7 Mk II (6-9), Srixon ZX Forged II (PW)

A professed fan of Srixon’s irons, Bradley incorporates several of Srixon’s players irons throughout his bag to suit his multi-faceted game. 

For his long-irons, he favours the slightly more forgiving, high-launching ZX5 Mk II, while from his 6 iron down to the pitching wedge he plays the more feel-oriented ZX7 Mk II. 

Both released in 2023, we named both the ZX7 and ZX5 Mk II irons among the best of the crop that year, praising both models for their clean aesthetic, buttery-smooth feel and versatility across the models.

Bradley has also recently incorporated a bladed Z-Forged pitching wedge into his line-up, favouring it for its workability when attacking the pins.

All of Bradley’s irons come fitted with True Temper’s long-favoured Dynamic Gold Tour Issue X100 shafts, along with Golf Pride Tour Velvet Plus4 grips.

Wedges: Cleveland Golf RTZ Tour Rack

As with most of Srixon’s players, Bradley opts for Cleveland wedges to maximise his short game, having recently incorporated another of the brand’s new RTZ Tour Rack wedges into his game to take his total to three.

He now plays both a 52 and 56 wedge in a mid-bounce option for versatility around the greens, while also keeping a low-bounce 58-06 degree in the bag to maximise shots off tight lies. 

Bradley's wedges are fitted with True Temper Dynamic Gold Tour Issue S400 shafts.

Putter: Odyssey Ai-ONE Jailbird Cruiser

Long a fan of Odyssey’s larger footprint Jailbird putter, Bradley recently switched from Odyssey’s iconic versa model to the more current Odyssey Ai-ONE Jailbird Cruiser – an option that keeps the classic striped look of the old Versa at address while updating the face with the latest technology to improve feel and forgiveness across the face of the club. 

Forgoing a more conventional grip, Bradley opts for a SuperStroke Zenergy WristLock grip.

While we found the updated Jailbird Cruiser an acquired taste in our own review, we praised the way Odyssey has used its increased weight and profile to promote a more consistent, even stroke across a range of golfers.

Ball: Srixon Z-Star Diamond

Along with other Srixon players J.J. Spaun and Andrew Novak, Bradley prefers the brand’s most tried-and-tested tour-level ball: the Z-Star Diamond. 

Rapidly earning itself a reputation as one of the most underrated high-end balls you can buy, the Z-Star Diamond has amassed acclaim among tour players and low-handicappers for its soft, responsive feel and workability around the greens.