GolfWRX equipment expert Alistair Cameron has revealed his October 2026 golf bag setup, featuring a combination of Callaway, Titleist, Scotty Cameron and TaylorMade equipment.
The GolfWRX Tour Content Producer, who previously competed professionally on the European Alps Tour, is normally responsible for examining the clubs used by professional golfers. This time, the spotlight has shifted to his own equipment.
GolfWRX published Cameron’s first What’s in the Bag (WITB) feature on October 22, providing a detailed look at his driver, mini driver, fairway wood, irons, wedges and putter options.
One of the most interesting aspects of the setup is the combination of modern equipment with older iron and putter designs.
Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond Leads Cameron’s Setup
Cameron’s bag begins with a 9-degree Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond driver, fitted with a Graphite Design Tour AD VF-6 X shaft.
The driver represents the only Callaway club identified in his published setup, with Titleist equipment occupying most of the remaining positions.
The selection illustrates Cameron’s mixed-brand approach rather than a bag built around one manufacturer’s entire product range.
His driver shaft is listed in an X-flex configuration, while the head carries a relatively low stated loft of 9 degrees.
However, launch-monitor figures and on-course driving statistics were not provided, so the equipment listing alone does not establish his ball speed, launch angle or driving distance.
Titleist Mini Driver and 7-Wood Complete the Long-Game Setup
Instead of a conventional 3-wood, Cameron uses a Titleist GTS300 mini driver with 13 degrees of loft.
It is paired with a Graphite Design Tour AD DI-7 X shaft.
Mini drivers have attracted attention in modern golf equipment discussions because they provide an alternative between a full-size driver and a traditional fairway wood.
They can be useful for golfers seeking a different tee-shot option, although the effectiveness of a mini driver depends on the individual player’s swing and fitting requirements.
Cameron also carries a Titleist GTS2 7-wood with 21 degrees of loft.
The club is configured in the B1 SureFit setting and features a Graphite Design Tour AD DI-8 X shaft.
Together, the mini driver and 7-wood give Cameron distinct long-game options with different lofts and potential ball-flight characteristics.
Mixed Titleist T100 and 716 MB Irons Stand Out
Cameron’s iron setup is arguably one of the most interesting features of his October 2026 WITB.
He combines Titleist T100 irons from 4-iron through 7-iron with older Titleist 716 MB irons in the 8-iron and 9-iron positions.
The T100 models provide one part of the iron configuration, while the 716 MB muscle-back designs occupy the shorter end.
The setup demonstrates how golfers can combine different iron models instead of relying exclusively on one matching set.
A blended set can be built to address personal preferences for feel, appearance, launch characteristics and performance at different distances.
Cameron’s listed shafts also vary.
The published specifications identify True Temper Dynamic Gold X100 Mid 115 shafts in the 4- through 6-irons and KBS Tour-V 120 X shafts in the 8- and 9-irons.
GolfWRX does not separately identify the shaft fitted to his 7-iron.
The combination of older and newer clubheads is a notable feature of the setup, although Cameron’s individual reasons for selecting each model were not included in the equipment listing.
Four Titleist Vokey SM11 Wedges Provide Short-Game Options
Cameron’s wedge configuration features four Titleist Vokey Design SM11 models.
His published setup includes a 44-degree, 10F wedge listed at a playing loft of 46 degrees, followed by 50-degree, 54-degree and 60-degree options.
The complete specifications are:
- Vokey SM11 44-10F, listed at 46 degrees
- Vokey SM11 50-12F
- Vokey SM11 54-10S
- Vokey SM11 60-04T
The 46-degree wedge is fitted with a True Temper Dynamic Gold X100 shaft, while the other three wedges use Dynamic Gold S400 shafts.
The setup offers several loft and sole configurations across the scoring clubs.
The selection of F, S and T grinds also demonstrates that wedge fitting involves more than choosing a loft. Bounce, sole shape, turf conditions and swing characteristics can all influence which wedge performs best for a particular player.
Scotty Cameron and TaylorMade Putters Both Feature
Cameron’s WITB also includes two alternative putter options.
The first is a Scotty Cameron Studio Select Newport 2 Mid-Slant, a traditional blade-style putter.
The second is a TaylorMade Spider Tour V, a mallet-style design.
These putters represent different approaches to head shape and visual alignment.
The GolfWRX listing presents them as alternatives rather than confirming that both are carried during the same round.
That distinction matters because golfers are limited to 14 clubs in a round played under the standard Rules of Golf.
Cameron’s listed equipment also includes Golf Pride Tour Velvet and Golf Pride MCC Align grips.
What Makes Alistair Cameron’s 2026 Golf Bag Interesting?
Cameron’s setup offers an unusual perspective because he spends much of his professional career examining golf equipment rather than competing regularly on the PGA Tour.
His experience as a former professional player and current equipment journalist makes the selection particularly interesting to readers who enjoy detailed club specifications.
The bag combines a modern Callaway driver, two Titleist long-game clubs, blended Titleist irons and four Vokey wedges.
His use of older 716 MB irons alongside newer equipment also shows that a golf bag does not necessarily need to contain matching models from the same release year.
For recreational golfers, the broader takeaway is that club selection is highly individual.
A particular setup may work well for one golfer without producing the same results for another. Shaft specifications, lofts, club lengths and head designs should be evaluated alongside individual swing characteristics.
Final Thoughts
Alistair Cameron’s October 2026 WITB provides a detailed look at the equipment preferences of a former professional golfer who now specializes in covering golf gear.
The Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond driver, Titleist GTS300 mini driver, mixed-generation irons and two putter options create a setup that differs from a conventional single-brand arrangement.
Although the GolfWRX feature does not provide launch-monitor data or explain every equipment decision, the published club specifications offer an interesting example of how modern and older golf equipment can coexist in one player’s setup.
Golfers interested in Cameron’s full equipment selection can find additional club photographs in the original GolfWRX feature and its accompanying forum gallery.