Jeeno Thitikul’s 2026 WITB centers on a driver that didn’t even exist when her season started: the Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond, which Callaway didn’t announce until January 16, 2026. Below is every club in her current bag – driver to putter – with the shaft, loft, and swing weight for each, checked against her most recent tournament weeks and updated as she makes changes.
Atthaya Jeeno Thitikul turned pro at just 16 and reach the top of the world rankings. Born on 20 February 2003 in Thailand, she became the youngest player to win a professional golf tournament at age 14. By 2025 she had earned over $10 million in career prize money and set a new LPGA Tour earnings record. Every club in her bag is hand-tuned for her smaller frame and aggressive ball-striking style. For her full bio, ranking history, and career earnings, see our complete profile of Jeeno Thitikul.
Jeeno Thitikul’s WITB Timeline: What Changed and When
February 2026 — Honda LPGA Thailand
Thitikul’s documented setup included the Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond driver, Quantum fairway wood, Apex UW, X Forged iron combination and Odyssey White Hot Versa #7 putter.
May 2026 — Hainan Classic
The core structure of her bag remained largely consistent, with the Quantum driver, Callaway iron setup and Odyssey Versa #7 continuing to appear in documented equipment reports.
August 2026 — Portland Classic
Callaway’s tournament WITB confirmed the Quantum Triple Diamond driver, Quantum Max fairway wood, Apex UW, X Forged Star and X Forged irons, Opus SP wedges at 48°, 54° and 58°, Odyssey White Hot Versa #7 putter and Chrome Tour X golf ball.
This is the latest tournament setup used as the primary reference for the current bag listed above.
What Driver Does Jeeno Thitikul Use in 2026?
Jeeno Thitikul’s driver in 2026 is the Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond at 9 degrees. She’s kept it in the bag through her recent tournament wins in 2026. See the full switch timeline above.
The Quantum Triple Diamond uses Callaway’s new Tri-Force Face, which layers titanium, poly mesh, and carbon fiber for faster ball speed. The ultra-thin titanium is built for pure speed, while the carbon fiber reinforces the face structure for faster recovery at impact. The result for Jeeno? She averaged 273 yards off the tee at the 2025 CME, hitting 79% of fairways — a remarkable stat for a player standing just 5-foot-4.
The driver swing weight is an unusually light C4.4 — far below the D0 that most LPGA Tour players use — tuned specifically for her smaller frame and fast swing speed. For context, that’s roughly the gap between a stock men’s regular-flex build and a stock senior-flex build in overall heft – a fitter would call this an aggressive counterbalance setup rather than simply a lighter shaft.
- Shaft: Fujikura Ventus TR Red 5S
- Loft: 9°
- Swing weight: C4.4
- Shaft length: 45.375 inches
- Retail price: ~$599
Where does Jeeno Thitikul rank right now? As of the week of September 7, 2026, Jeeno Thitikul is world No. 2 in the official Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings, behind Nelly Korda — the two have traded the top spot for most of 2026. (Source: Rolex Rankings) Her equipment below doesn’t change with the ranking swings.
Jeeno Thitikul Fairway Wood and Hybrid Setup
Thitikul’s 3-wood is the Callaway Quantum Max Fairway, set at 15 degrees. Like her driver, she upgraded from the Paradym Ai Smoke version at the end of 2024. The Quantum Max is a higher-volume fairway wood designed for speed and easy launch off the deck.
- Shaft: Fujikura Ventus TR Blue 6S
- Loft: 15°
- Swing weight: C6 (also lighter than tour average)
- Retail price: ~$349
For her long approach shots, Thitikul sticks with the Callaway Apex UW hybrid at 19 degrees paired with a Mitsubishi Diamana GT 60 S shaft. The swing weight jumps to D1.5 here — noticeably heavier than her driver and 3-wood — which gives her extra stability and control when attacking greens from 200+ yards. It is a smart choice for navigating thick rough and awkward lies.
What Irons Does Jeeno Thitikul Play on the LPGA Tour?
Thitikul plays a combo iron set — two different models working together across the set. Her 4-iron and 5-iron are Callaway X Star Forged ’24, while her 6-iron through pitching wedge are Callaway X Forged ’24. This split gives her extra launch and forgiveness in the longer irons while maintaining blade-like feel and precision in the scoring irons.
Every iron is fitted with KBS PGI 90 graphite shafts, which keep the overall weight down and help her generate effortless clubhead speed without losing dispersion. All irons swing weight at D2 — consistent through the set for reliable distance gapping. That consistency is harder to pull off than it sounds — blending two different iron head shapes in one set (X Star Forged and X Forged) normally causes small swing-weight drift between clubs unless a fitter deliberately adjusts shaft length or head weighting club by club. Matching both models at a flat D2 suggests exactly that kind of fitting work went into this set.
She also has one cool personalisation that her father Montree specifically requested: each iron has a different colored Elite A50 grip, so he can tell from the TV broadcast exactly which club his daughter is hitting.
- Shafts: KBS PGI 90 (graphite)
- Swing weight: D2
- Set makeup: 4i-5i X Star Forged ’24 / 6i-PW X Forged ’24
- Retail: ~$1,399 for a set of 8
Jeeno Thitikul Wedge Specs and Grinds Explained
All three of Thitikul’s wedges are now Callaway Opus Raw — a change from the Jaws Raw she previously used at the shorter lofts. The Opus Raw gives her a softer, more versatile feel compared to the aggressive Jaws grooves.
- 48° Opus Raw — gap wedge, standard grind, Shimada HW 120 shaft
- 52° Opus Raw — approach wedge, Shimada HW 120 shaft
- 58° Opus Raw — lob wedge, 12W wide sole grind, Shimada HW 120 shaft
The 58-degree has been adjusted to an effective loft of 57.5°. The wide W-grind on the lob wedge stops the leading edge from sticking in the turf on tight lies and makes it easy to splash out of soft sand. Recreational golfers who copy this loft without the wide sole often catch it heavy or skull it off firm turf — the grind is doing as much work as the loft number here.
A quick flag before you copy these specs: not every recent report agrees on her current wedges. This page lists Opus Raw at 48°/52°/58°. But a February 2026 recap of her Honda LPGA Thailand win listed Opus SP wedges at 48°/54°/58° instead — a different model and a different middle loft. Tour wedges get swapped often, sometimes week to week, so treat this as needing a fresh check rather than a settled fact. All three wedges carry her signature “Jeeno” stamp alongside small decorative stars — a nice personal touch that you will not see on any stock version. Retail price is $179.99 each.
What Putter and Golf Ball Does Jeeno Thitikul Use?
On the greens, she rolls the Odyssey White Hot Versa Seven putter. The Versa alignment technology features a bold black-and-white contrast. This striking visual aid helps her aim accurately and keep the putter face totally square through the stroke. The iconic White Hot insert provides a soft, consistent feel that elite players demand on fast greens.
To tie the entire bag together, Thitikul plays the Callaway Chrome Tour X golf ball. The Chrome Tour X delivers maximum speed off the driver and high spin around the greens. It gives her the precise control she needs to attack tucked pins confidently.
For her golf ball, Thitikul plays the Callaway Chrome Tour X — but note she is now using the 2026 version of this ball, which features a new Tour Fast Mantle. This new layer uses a higher flex modulus material — similar to a stiffer spring at impact — to increase ball speed. It is the first time this material has been used in a tour golf ball. Her personal Chrome Tour X balls feature a hand-drawn crown logo and a “J” initial. Retail: $54.99 per dozen.
Jeeno Thitikul’s WITB in 2026 is a well-thought-out bag — every club matched to her frame, her speed, and her aggressive style of play. The move from the Paradym Ai Smoke line to the new Callaway Quantum range has given her even more speed off the tee, and her split iron setup shows just how much thought goes into a top LPGA player’s equipment decisions.
If Thitikul’s Callaway setup has caught your eye, our golf club lofts guide breaks down how to pick the right driver loft for your own swing, and our fairway wood buying guide covers nine tested options by handicap. For a very different swing-speed profile in the same world rankings, see Lydia Ko’s WITB — built for control instead of raw distance.
Jeeno Thitikul WITB 2026 — Full Club List at a Glance
| Club | Model |
|---|---|
| Driver | Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond 9° — Ventus TR Red 5S |
| 3-Wood | Callaway Quantum Max 15° — Ventus TR Blue 6S |
| Hybrid | Callaway Apex UW 19° — Diamana GT 60 S |
| 4–5 Iron | Callaway X Star Forged ’24 — KBS PGI 90 |
| 6i–PW | Callaway X Forged ’24 — KBS PGI 90 |
| Wedge 48° | Callaway Opus Raw — Shimada HW 120 |
| Wedge 52° | Callaway Opus Raw — Shimada HW 120 |
| Wedge 58° | Callaway Opus Raw 12W grind @57.5° — Shimada HW 120 |
| Putter | Odyssey White Hot Versa #7, Double Bend, 32 inches |
| Ball | Callaway Chrome Tour X (2026) — custom “J” logo |
Jeeno Thitikul WITB — Frequently Asked Questions
What driver does Jeeno Thitikul use in 2026?
Jeeno Thitikul uses the Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond driver set at 9 degrees, paired with a Fujikura Ventus TR Red 5S shaft. She switched to this model in late 2025 and used it to win the CME Group Tour Championship for the second year running.
What irons does Jeeno Thitikul play on the LPGA Tour?
Thitikul plays a split iron set: Callaway X Star Forged ’24 in the 4-iron and 5-iron, then Callaway X Forged ’24 from 6-iron through pitching wedge. All irons use KBS PGI 90 graphite shafts at D2 swing weight.
What putter does Jeeno Thitikul use?
Jeeno Thitikul uses an Odyssey White Hot Versa #7 putter. The model has appeared consistently in her documented 2026 tournament setups, making the putter one of the most stable parts of her bag this season.
The #7 is Odyssey’s familiar fang-style mallet shape, designed to provide strong alignment assistance and stability through impact. For readers searching specifically for Jeeno Thitikul’s putter, the key answer is simple: her documented 2026 setup features the Odyssey White Hot Versa #7.
Does Jeeno Thitikul use graphite or steel shafts in her irons?
Thitikul uses graphite shafts — specifically the KBS PGI 90 — in all her irons. Graphite shafts are lighter than steel, which helps her generate more clubhead speed without adding strain to her smaller frame.
What golf ball does Jeeno Thitikul play?
She plays the Callaway Chrome Tour X in the 2026 version. Her personal balls feature a hand-drawn crown logo and a “J” initial. The 2026 Chrome Tour X uses a new Tour Fast Mantle layer for faster ball speed off the driver.
Is Jeeno Thitikul still using the Callaway Quantum Triple Diamond in 2026?
Yes. Callaway’s Quantum line launched on January 16, 2026, so Jeeno could not have switched into a Quantum driver in late 2025, as this page previously stated. She moved from the Elyte Triple Diamond into the Quantum Triple Diamond during the 2026 season.
What is Jeeno Thitikul’s current world ranking?
As of early September 2026, Jeeno Thitikul sits at world No. 2 in the official Rolex Women’s World Golf Rankings, just behind Nelly Korda. The two have traded the top spot for most of 2026. Her equipment setup above has stayed consistent through the ranking swings this season.
What wedges does Jeeno Thitikul use right now?
Reports differ: some 2026 tournament recaps list Opus Raw wedges at 48°, 52°, and 58°, while others list Opus SP at 48°, 54°, and 58°. All versions use Shimada HW 120 shafts with her signature stamp.
Why is Jeeno Thitikul’s driver swing weight so much lighter than most tour pros?
Her C4.4 driver swing weight sits several points below the D0 to D2 range most LPGA players carry. At 5-foot-4, a lighter swing weight helps her generate clubhead speed without extra head mass slowing her tempo — the same logic shows up in her irons and wedges, which also run lighter than tour average.