A major champion in the 2001 PGA Championship, David Toms dropped off the radar screen after 2006 (his last win). In fact, he only made one top ten in 2008 when he switched to Taylormade. Battling with injuries, he switched back to Cleveland and even though we know it’s not the clubs, he’s back up the leader board.

What’s in the Bag of David Toms

• Driver: Cleveland Launcher (9.0 degrees)
• Fairway Wood: Cleveland HiBore XLS (15 & 19 degrees)
• Hybrid: Cleveland Launcher Hybrid (3i)
• Iron: Cleveland CG7 Tour
• Wedge: Cleveland CG14 (48, 56 & 60 degrees)
• Putter – Never Compromise GM2 Exchange 4
• Ball – Titleist Pro V1

Vaughn Taylor is doing very well, despite being relatively unknown on tour.  He doesn’t seem like to changing clubs much, but it clearly shows that the new Taylormade clubs in his bag are doing great because most of his clubs are new.  Let’s take a look at what he plays and puts in his golf bag.

Vaughn Taylor’s Bag

• Driver – TaylorMade R9
• Iron – Taylormade Tour Burner and Taylormade rac MB TP
• Wedge – Taylormade rac Chrome
• Ball – Titleist Pro V1

Stewart Cink is the fresh 2009 Open Championship winner, although I really wanted Tom Watson to win! It’s awesome though to see Stewart Cink win a major with his Nike bag. See what’s in his bag.

What’s in the Bag of Stewart Cink

• Driver – Nike SQ Sumo2 Tour
• Fairway Woods – Nike SQ2 (3 and 5 wood)
• Irons – Nike Pro Combo OS (3, 4) Nike CCi Forged (5 – PW)
• Wedges – Nike SV (54 and 60 degrees)
• Ball – Nike One Platinum

What’s in J.J. Henry’s bag? Pretty much all Callaway clubs. He was undefeated in four year’s of high school golf competition, and with these clubs, he won the Buick Championship. Not too bad for having pretty much one brand in the bag huh?

J.J. Henry In the Bag

• Driver – Callaway FT-9 Driver
• Fairway Woods – Callaway FT Fairway Woods
• Irons – Callaway X-Forged Irons (4-9)
• Golf Ball – Callaway Tour i

Does Brian Gay have a sponsor? His golf bag is filled with so many different manufacturer! I’m sure he does but still. It’s rare to see 4-5 different manufacturers in a player’s bag.

What’s in the Golf Bag of Brian Gay

• Driver – TaylorMade R9 (9.5 degrees; Fujikura Motore shaft)
• Fairway Wood – Tour Edge Exotics CB2 (13 degrees; Mitsubishi Diamona Blueboard 83 shaft)
• Hybrid – Mizuno CLK FLI-HI (20 degrees; Aldila NV Hybrid 85 shaft)
• Iron – Mizuno MX-900 (3-4) & Mizuno MP-60 (5-8) & Mizuno MP-32 (9-PW)
• Wedge – Titleist Vokey Design Spin Milled (56 and 59 degrees)
• Putter – Mizuno Bettinardi C-Series
• Ball: Titleist Pro V1

Are you surprised that Brian has so many clubs in his bag too?

Rory Sabbatini, with his bright and tight shirt, is not the friendliest golfer on the planet at first glance. With his game face and the way he walks, it’s hard to figure out whether he ever has fun! Once you get to know him though, you will know that he is actually a very good guy, and a great friend to have.

On top of that, he’s definitely got game. Rory is routinely in the top ten and he is sometimes in the hunt for major championships. Will he win one soon? We shall see!

What’s in the Golf Bag of Rory Sabbatini

• Driver – TaylorMade Burner Driver (9.5 degrees)
• Fairway Wood – TaylorMade R9 (13 degrees)
• Hybrid – Adams Idea Pro Gold (18 and 20 degrees)
• Iron – TaylorMade Tour Preferred (4-PW)
• Wedge – TaylorMade rac (56 and 60 degrees)
• Putter – Odyssey Black Series I #9
• Ball – Callaway Tour i

Alex Cejka have been in the PGA Tour for a loooooooooong time since he turned pro in 1989 but he’s yet to win. However, little do people know that he’s made well over $5 million dollars in his career (and for sure more than $6 million by year end). Pretty good salary for someone who’s largely been unknown huh?

What’s in the Golf Bag of Alex Cejka

• Driver – Callaway FT-5 (8.5 degrees)
• Fairway Wood – Callaway Steelhead Plus (12.5 degrees)
• Iron – Callaway Tour Authentic X-prototype
• Putter – Rife Hybrid Mallet
• Ball – Callaway Tour i

Sean O’Hair is good but he’s actually not famous for his golf game. Apparently, his father, Marc O’Hair sold his shutter business for $2.75 million and spent $2 million to develop Sean into the golfer that he is today. It is said that Sean went through very intense physical and psychological training and the programs were so hard that Sean isn’t even talking to his father.

Sean started his pro career in 1999 but struggled not only with qualifying the PGA Tour but the Nationwide Tour in subsequent years as well. It wasn’t until 2004 that he qualified for the PGA Tour but he came on tour firing. In 2005, he won the John Deere Classic and was the tour’s rookie of the year.

What’s in the Golf Bag of Sean O’Hair

• Driver – TaylorMade Tour Burner Driver
• Fairway Wood – TaylorMade Burner TP (15 degrees) and TaylorMade r7 (17.5 degrees)
• Iron – TaylorMade Tour Burner Iron (3) and TaylorMade r7 (4-PW)
• Wedge – TaylorMade TP Z Wedge
• Putter – TaylorMade Rossa Monza Spider
• Ball – TaylorMade TP Red

Sean O’Hair’s Recent Accomplishments

• 2009 Quail Hollow Championship
• 2008 PODS Championship

George McNeill is part of the Titleist family of sponsored PGA Tour players and he is definitely full endorsed (he plays Titleist equipment from head to toe). Ever since he was three years old when his grandfather gave him the first set of golf clubs, he’s been playing this wonderful game.

However, it wasn’t smooth sailing for George. By the time it was 2006, he found himself as an assistant golf professional at Forest Country Club in Fort Meyers, FL. He was there four days a week working 12 hour days. It was tough I’m sure, which led him to come back to competitive golf.

Once he came back, he’s been making over $1 million per year for the last few years, probably a tiny bit more than his assistant pro salary.

What’s in the Golf Bag of George McNeill

• Driver – Titleist 909D3
• Fairway Wood – Titleist 906F2 with Prototype CompNT shaft
• Iron – Titleist 695MB Iron (3-PW) with True Temper Dynamic Gold Shaft
• Wedge – Titleist Vokey Spin Milled Wedges (56 & 60 degrees) with True Temper Dynamic Gold Shaft
• Putter – Scotty Cameron Prototype
• Ball – Titleist Pro V1

George McNeill’s Accomplishments

The guy made well over $1 million dollars every year since 2007, does anything else really matter?

After a long stretch of not winning golf tournaments, Jerry Kelly wins in 2009. The happy go lucky golfer is not the longest hitter on tour by far and isn’t all that accurate either. However, his game gets better the closer to the flag stick he gets. He ranks at the top in putting and scoring averages, which again helped him win golf tournaments.

For all those that think driving is key, this is another testament of “drive for show, putt for dough”.

What’s in the Golf Bag of Jerry Kelly

Driver – Cleveland Launcher (7.5 degrees) with Miyazaki Prototype X Shaft
Fairway Wood – Titleist 906 F4 (13 degrees) with Graphite Design Pershing 85g X Shaft
Hybrid – Cleveland HiBore XLS (16 degrees) with Graphite Design YS Hybrid 85 X
Irons – Cleveland CG7 Tour (3-9) with True Temper Black Gold X Shafts
Wedges – Cleveland 588 (47, 53, 60 degrees) with True Temper Dynamic Gold S400 shafts
Putter – Cleveland Classic #3
Ball – Titleist Pro V1x

Jerry Kelly’s Recent Wins

• 2009 Zurich Classic